Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
New London County
OLD MYSTIC
kl&sey'e Store Rurqlarized--Charies L
 gtdreese Owner of Old Books Meeting of B. Y. P. U:

Albert A. I1ale9's store was e4lter7 cd late Friday night O. early Satur- dsy morning. Several a,tten1ps to en- ter were made before the h1rglaTe succeeded. They probably made their esit by the outside door of the Sroc- etE Gepartu,ent as Harry Keeney, who Es employed as clerk, found it unlock esI when fie reached the store Satur- 6sx morning. 4 few pennies were taken from the candy drawer. Only a small quantity of goods was mis- sod from the large stock. Goods taken consisted of cigars candy, food. and several pairs of shoes. Evidently the visitors did not. want much or t.leY were frightened away before se- cQr1pg a larger amount or loot.
 <. Old Book Printed in Norwich.
 Charles c. Eldredge of Riverview eottsgs is the 1oossessor of LinoIey 7E&rfay grammar with wooden GOV e. n good condition. First Con- ssetfout edition printed by Samuel Green in New London in iSe+'' AL SC paSol1 srithenetic printed in about 1871, and History of New England. j. Harry Trunabull, printed at Nor vIca in 1872.
 B. Y. E. U. Meets.
 The Baptist Young Peoples Union tIeid 8 business meeting and sScial Friday evening at the residence of
  CT the business session games were greatly enjoyed and refreshmepts were servsa.
 /. Death of Sidney GiIpatrck.
 Sidney Gilpakrfck who resided near i'utnatrf 6ied suddenly Sunday morn lns. He was 4 years of age and un- married. He has been a resident of .rf7ompson just over the Putnam bor- .6ei for about two wears, formerly re- Sfcf24S~ at CZFCtnJ Mass His hnEIy S7Fo z .tai,en Wednesday morning to Groton Ter burial. Mir. Gilpatrick was the only brother of Mrs. Charles D. E,ldredge S1 RiVerview cottage, Old Mystic.
 The United Workers or. the Meth e6ist church met Thursday afternoon 1< o'clock in the parish house. Rev. Eaaadlnet Seeley of Mystic, acting pas tor Of the church and Mrs Seeley vsere present at this gathering. ...
 Woelen Mill Starts Up.
 The Woeien mill started up Monday Eaor1ing after being idle for two weeks while q new boiler was beng installed.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tjst church met Tuesday afternoon at tiae home of Mrs Charles H. B11rdick
 William $. Waibridge who moved here recently from Stafford opened on Monday the store owned by Dr. A. T. Chapman, opposite the factory
 4teT. OSr1er c. Buddlngton Of West Mystic occupied the pulpit of the l,aptiBt church Sunday n1efning.s 'essr- Mrs Florence Clapp and Master Rtyaf Ciapp have returned from a- ttree weeks stay at their home near Boston. Mrs. Clapp returned on Tuesday morning to her duties as principal of the Old Mystic: Grammar school. Mrs. Eaeosf>, slrhs4ituted last %eekfin Mrs. Clamps. absence.
 Rev. Herbert Hutchinson has re- turned from q visit-to HIaifle.
 The Methodist 5TGIoiscGpal: church hxs jeea sEired for electric lights
 St4te Attorney Hadlai 4. Hull Mrs Hull ta.nd their daughter, Eleanor of New London were Sunday guests cf Nr. and Mrs William E. Hull and fam ily.
 HlEocd Davis. son of AIT. and Mrs. It2erJ Davis is 2 student of the Az .'iculturaI college at Kingston. F. T.
 Ernest ". Brown of Riveri1ead farm is recovering from d severe at tacls Of grip.
 Mrs. Irving Church and daughter,
 .ee Church, have returned to their home at Poquetanuck. after a visit to !d!-s. Church's mother. Mrs. Caroline T.oA-ran.
 PEaiiipl Douglas of Philadelphia was 2 recent guest of his uncle Edwin ! aFE pnere and family at Elm cottage. pr. Albert T. Chaprllan's store just leased to William $. Walbridge of Stafford has been wired for electric ishts
 Everett Johnson of MiddietovD STent the week end with his motrer Mrs. Henry Johnson and family