Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-28

arrested Wagner. who iyI.s Se arrairn- ed in the Third District court today. tne charge depending upon the condi-
 pr. F. D. Payne attended the tnfurea man, who sustained three knife wounds in the back. one punchIn,r the left lung and he was also stab ped through the. left hand The patient of blood.
 Wednesday afternoon InEharn had difficulty in breathing and his con- diuon was considered very serious.
 Local Laconies.
 An American Wonder lemon. vesph- Ing two pounds and three ounces was raised in the living room of a Pawca- tuck residence.
 Ralph Howard Kenyon. son of Mrs Edwin B. Kenyon of Beach street married Wednesday evening, Mss Eu- genia F'ellon Wtiberham in Merchant vile, N. J.. Reception was held at the home of the brides parents
 Mrs Susan Smith, widow of Alonzo smith. formerly of Westerly. died on Tuesday at Millstone Point She had number of relatives in this section. including a son. Nelson Smith, who is seriously sick at his horne m Pal mer street. Pawcatuck.
 Rev. Joseph Dreyer was celebrant of the nuptial mass and officfated at the marriage in the Church of the I'm maculate Conception, Wednesday of John Lawrence Sullivan and Miss An- ma Louise Brooks. They were attend Sullivan.
 Mrs. Annie Fowler of Pawtuc,,e, died Tuesday night making the fourth death as a result of the automobile ac- | ctdent at Wfckford- The other vfc- tims are Mrs Rose Ann Greenwood formerly of Westerly, Mrs. Mary Whitney of Providence, John Priestly husband of the deceased and Fred erick Lee were slightly injured. | At the annual meeting of the Peo- ple's Mission Sunday school these of- hcers were elected: Arthur Riley superintendent; Mrs. Emma Lang worthy. assistant superintendent; | Miss Florence Wheeler, secretary;
 Mss Lena Wheeler. treasurer, Mis-
 Lena Wheeler, organist: Miss Emms | Langworthy. superintendent cradl,
 roll; Mrs. E. Hiscox, Mrs Dagms
 Smith. assistants: e Mrs. Williams, su.
 peris<endent home department Il Grand and petit jurors for tn,
 United States district court to sery,
 during six months from November I4
 were drawn Tuesday, with Judg' Il Brown. presiding. There were 2
 grand and 36 petit jurors selected, bu l none from Westerly. William NJ Lew
 is of Ashaway. Herbert E. Lewis an,
 Frank Nichols of Hope Valley, an,
 Arthur G. Mills of Hopkinton wer
 drawn for the grand jury. and Along
 P. Kenyon and George Langworthy O
 Hopldnton for the petit jury. Clyde A. Hall of Westerly, and Nils
 Abby Perry, daughter of Mrs. Johi
 Perry of Hope Valley, were marie,
 Wednesday afternoon by Rev. Waite
 O. Thomas in the parsonage of tn First Baptist church in that village They were attended by Miss Elsie Mo sier and Ernest NJ. Hall. weddfn supper was served at the home of tn groom's grardmother, Mrs. Mar l Hall. in Washington avenue. Wester | ly. Mir. and Mrs. Hall left on an ev } ening train for Hartford where the 1, will remain for a few days.
 3 George Elton Parks. of New Yorl . son ot Mir. and Mrs. George W. Parh . of Providence and Watch Hill, an [ Miss Helen Y. Judson. daughter Mir and Mrs. Henry Isaac Judson g New York. were married Tuesday afI ' ernoon. at the home of the bridegroor 2 followed with a reception at the hon = of the brides parents. The brid d who Is a sister of Mrs Burton Hal e rison. wife of the governor of tl s Philippines. had for her only attend