Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-16
BAPTIST CHURCH SUIT.
Claim That Mrs. Edith A. Gard Is
Keeping Picnic Tables and Horses.

NeePln0 PICNIC abi6S ana H0F6e0.
Another chapter Of discord between
factions of the Union Baptist church
Of East Killing1y was reviewed at a
hearing before Justice Frank T. Pres
ton in the office Of Judge A G. Bill.
Saturday morning. This chapter had
to do with a civil suit brought by the
church to replevin from Mrs. Edith A
Card, an officer of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of the church, certain table tops,
wooden horses and other equipment
for tables used at the annual church
picnic and dinner and represented to
be of the value Of SIS, the plaintiff
setting forth that the property was
wrongfully held, since July ~, by the
defendant Mr.. Bill was counsel for
the complainant.
Attorney Charles L. Torrey Of Put
nam, representing the defendant, en-
tered a plea in abatement in which he
set forth that his client had not been
served with a copy of the complaint,
and this plea was sustained by JUS
tice Preston. It was also claimed in
the interest of the defendant that the
table parts in question were paid for
with money raised by the Ladies' Aid
society.
Counsel in the case suggested that a
happy method of adjusting the matter
in dispute would be by inaugurating a.
gettogether movement. That a mat
ter of the kind might be adjusted
through the deliberations of a board of
arbitration was mentioned in this
connection, counsel offering to lend
their aid in bringing about an agree
ment by this method
Brief Paragraphs.
Mrs. William Barton of DayviIle Is
at the Aver cottage at Oakland Beach
for vacation.
Miss Sadie Fulton will spend the
present week at Crescent Beach.
c. s. billiard of Springfield was a
visitor with friends in Danielson over
Sunday.
Miss Emma Charter left Sunday for
a weeks stay at Oakland Beach.
Mrs. Ralph c. Young visited in Wor-
cester Saturday.
Mrs. John Kennedy recently visited
with friends in Providence.
l.. G. Webster of Norwalk was q
visitor with friends in Danielson over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. C. Babson and chill
dren made an automobile tour to
number of beaches and summer re-
storts along the coasts Of Massachu-
sets and Rhode Island
Pitcher Gains Favor.
William Martin continues to pitch
good ball in the New England league
and is becoming one of the most de-
pendable hurlers in the organization.
Norwich Man to Wed Miss White.
The marriage of Miss Bertha White.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter 2.
White, Railroad street. and Martin E.
Shedd of Norwich, takes place here
today.
Frank W. Bennett of DayviIle has
been spending a vacation in New
Brunswick.
George c. Teller of Pawtucket was
over Sunday.
Buys Mill Property.
Fred Bradley of East Irvington, n.
property at Brooklyn from F. A Her
rick, it's owner for the past few years
F. E. Kies of Colonel w. II. Hamil-
ton, camp. U. s. w. ", was at Major
John Bagbergs place on the Thames,
Sunday, for the union picnic Of Span
ishWar veterans in this section
While az Newport Friday, Louis In
gals and A w. Williams went aboard
| the U. S. S. New, Jersey, upon which
| a nephew of Mr.. Williams is a member
! of the crew.
]. William Hunt. headmaster Of the
San Rafael school for boys, returns to
California, after spending some time In
Brooklyn.
New Coal Prices.
We will deliver clean coal from our
regular stock at the following prices,
| subject to change at any time.
Wilkesbarre Free Burning, Stove
and Egg $3.50, Nut 1915 a ton
Jeddo Lehigh, Stove and Egg $500,
| Nut SS.25, Pea 1875 a ton
These prices all being subject to O
| discount of Csc ton for cash.
AS a favor. we ask all our patrons
who have during the present season,
paid us any amount in excess OF these
| prices, to please notify US to that eff
| feet at once, that we may remit such
| excess charge.
| THE KENNEDY CORPORATION.
adv
Fountain Presented Village.
Members. of the Goodyear Social
club at Williamsville have presented a
handsome drinking fountain to the
/ village, which Is chiefly owned by the
| Kiiingly Manufacturing company.
The Bulletins Saturday morning
! story about the rumored plan for FIX