Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-15
.yEWETT CITY
Endeavorers at Norwich Meeting-Al-
legged Portrait Agents Denounced
Teamster in Accident Pluokily Drives
His Four Horses.

Those from Jewett City who at
tended the meeting of the NorWlcn
Christian Endeavor union, were Mr..
and Mrs. c. F. Gardner, Misses Evelyn
Brown. Mrs. Martin Davis. Misses
Louise Davis and Alice Gilbert, MRS.
z. H. Hiscox, Miss NJ. Adelaide bur-
dick and Mrs. r. H. Howard.
Earl s. Hiscox injured Again.
Earl S. Hiscox, while running Sat-
urday, stepped in a hole, injuring the
same leg which was hurt two years
ago. The ngaments were torn away
again and water on the knee resulted.
Attended Plainfield Supper.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Paul, Mr.. and
shall Mrs. s. r. Waters, were in Plain
field Saturday to attend the potato
pie supper at ST. Paups church.
Portrait Company After Fake Agents.
Mr.. Hutchinson, representative of
the Boston Portrait Co, was in town
last week in the interests of the COM
pany. He states that the four young
men, who stole F. H. Fanning's horse
and team and left unpaid board bills
were not employed by the Boston Por-
trait Co., as they claimed to be. He
is anxious to find them, If possible,
and will assist in prosecuting them,
if they are caught. The Boston Por-
trait Co. Is a perfectly reliable firm.
Motored from Providence.
Mr., and Mrs Charles p. Thompson
and son Willis, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gladding Of Providence, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Crary.
The trip from Providence was made
in Mr.. Thompson's automobile.
Unnecessary Scare.
Friday afternoon dog belonging to
w. H. Whiteman showed some unusual
signs of extreme nervousness. Mrs.
Whiteman notified Officer Gingras and
he went to the house to chain the an
imal. but the dog had left for parts
titled and there was considerable
search for the dog, it having been re-
ported in the borough that he had
gone mad. Late Saturday afternoon
the dog returned to it's home and was
very quiet, and seemed only tired and
and will be closely confined for sew
eraI weeks.
Thrown from His Team.
Joseph Chretien Cknown as Cricket
employed as teamster for Contractor
F. H. Gilbert, drove a big truck to
Norwich Friday with a large boiler
belonging to Contractor Torrance.
When returning, while near the tun-
mel. a passing automobile caused the
Chretien was thrown to the road and
one wheel passed over him, injuring
his back. He was able to get onto
the team again, nor could anything in
duce him to leave it. Daniel Finn, who
passed and Mr.. Gilbert who hurried to
the place as soon as possible after be-
ing notified by Mr.. Finn both offered
to bring him home, but he, although
somewhat dazed, drove the four big
horses to Jewett City. He was in bed
Sunday, but is not considered to be
i'll serious condition.
K. p. Class Entertained.
The K. P. class of the Methodist
Sunday school met at the home OF
Miss Emma Campbell, Friday evening
When business was concluded there
was a social hour. There were must
cal selections by Miss Alice Gilbert
Miss Ethel Fiske and Miss Pearl Tet-
!; low. Mrs. Campbell served salads
cookies, fruit and cocoa. Many games
were played and a pleasant evening
was spent by ALL.
Borough Rrevities.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson was entertained
at Deacon j. G. Hawkins over Sun
day.
Mrs. NJ. W. AlIing was in charge OF
the reading room at Slater library
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. E. Phillips and John Glynr
are the latest to find dandelion bios
SONS.
The friends of Miss Nellie Cavanagf
have received news of the death of he1
father. which occurred in Marlboro
last weke. Miss Cavanagh is doubly
| bereaved, for her mother died during