Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-01

tIes I'm Piainfieid Case.
meriy of this place, is the guest of
Mrs. H. NJ. Danielson. She has been
teaching in winthrop but the coming
year will teach in Wellesley. e
Edward Clements has returned from
stay in Hartford.
Walter Fl. Dixon of the Keystone
store was in Boston Tuesday.
Mrs. w. w. Woodward returned
Tuesday from a six weeks visit ir
Mrs. NJ. F. Elmer and Miss Bessie
Andrews are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. I'll. Pellett.
crusaders' Reeention. A
The Crusaders OF the Baptist church
will give an informal reception to
next Friday evening at the Baptist
! Mail Unclaimed.
There are unclaimed letters at the
local postoffice for Mrs. Arthur j.
King, Mrs. George Wood, C.I, Reagan.
Mrs. Alfred Pratt and Sir Henry Dick.
! Miss Rose Flore Woisard Is spend
ing the week in Webster.
( Miss Florence Blake OF Brooklyn has
returned from a visit with friends in
West Haven.
New Postal Rulings.
Beginning with today september ID
several innovations ard changes win
take place at the local postofIice. All
fourth class mail matter {parcel post)
shall not be registered, but may be
insured against loss in an amount
equivalent to its actual value at the
following rates: cents on package
valued at SIS: cents at SO; 10 cents
at $50 and Csc at 500. Packages
up to 500 in value will now be re-
ceived; heretofore the limit was $50.
The Brooklyn stage which has usu-
ally left Danielson at IL a. m. now
leaves earlier.
at an auction in Pomfret Tuesday.
Mrs. John Gregson and children, OF
New Bedford. are spending a few
days with Mrs. Fl. F. Poplar Of Wau-
regan.
Miss Sarah Joslin, who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Her
man has. returned to her home in
Providence.
Invited to Lawn Party.
The members of the primary and
beginners classes in the Congregation
al Sunday school will be the guests OF
Miss Frances Danielson at party
to be held on her lawn. Friday at 3
o'clock
Eddie Adams and Henry D. Crosby
motSred to Providence Tuesday.
Miss Albertine Mailbot left Tuesday
for a trip to Canada.
Mrs. George Bemis and daughter
Dorothy, formerly Of Daniekson. are
guests of Mrs. Henry E. Anderson.
Miss Ellen Horton has been. appoint
ed to the Rhode Island Homeopathic
hospital in Providence.
Abner Weisberg of Hartford is
spending a few days with A. Weis-
berg of this Mace.
Road Improvements.
Work is progressing rapidly on
Main street. The old rails have been
replaced by new and heavier ones
from the railroad crossing to the in
tersection Of Academy street This
section was closed to trolley traffic
Tuesday necessitating a transfer of
passengers. The present gas mains
will be replaced in some places by
larger ones. All hitching posts will
be removed and it is hoped the old
unsight1y wooden poles will be re-
moved in favor of the iron pole.
Mrs. Edward Lillibridge and son
Clayton ct Putnam visited Mrs. John
P. Kennedy Tuesday.
C.. F. Burgess of Moosup was in
the borough yesterday.
Entertained at Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Guild and
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and Mrs. A. G. Bill at their cottage
at AIexander's Lake Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Young are on
a motor trip through the White noun
tains.
Mrs. John B. Gallup and son Lind
ner and Miss Dorothy Burton left
Tuesday for a visit in Manchester.
n. H.
Lester Craig has returned from a
visit with relatives in Davisville, r. I.
Frank Garland of Bridgeport is Wis.,
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Garland. of School street
boro friends.
Munford Baker Of New York was
a local visitor Tuesday
= r. G. RobitaiIle of Worcester Is Wis
itfng friends in the borough.
Sold Stock at Auction.
Ex-Sheriff Charles e. Aver sold at
auction the perishable stock in the
Danielson. Candy Kitchen, which PLACE
was closed by him a, few weeks ago.
s-~- Lawn Party.
A lawn party will be held this eve.
ming on the lawn of Luther Pillings,
residence on Main street, under the
auspices of the Methodist church.
James church, New Haven, is assist
ing Rev. James H. George, Jr., of St
Adams church through the summer
Harold Barber will spend the re-
mainder of the vacation with his par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Barber. He
will resume his studies at the Hart
ford Theological seminary late In Oc-
tober.
Norwich Lawyer Claimed Bottles and
Cases.
There was, a session of the town
court in Plainf1eld Monday and many
local people attended. As no one ap-
peared to claim the 500 bottles of beer
which had been seized on account Of
carrying it into a no-license town;
the beer was adjudged a nuisance and
it was ordered destroyed. Lawyer e.
T. Burke of Norwich made a claim to
the bottles and wooden cases as they
are the property of Joseph Bedard Of
Norwich. The law does not say any
thing about destroying the bottles and
they were given over to Lawyer, Burke.
II is said that if Mr.. Burke had not
appeared the containers would have
shared the same fate as the beer.
Felix Bedard, who brought the beer
to Plainfield, was found guilty Of So
Letting and selling Hquor contrary to
the law. He was fined SITS and costs
and appealed. His bonds of $500 We're
furnished by his brother This case
Is causing much interest in Kfffingfy.