Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-22

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Mrs Marietta Mills. widow Of Joseph
Mills. died Tuesday night at her home
In Wflsonville in the town of Thomp-
SON She was rs years old and had
lived nearly ali her life In Thomp-
son. She Is survived by two sons.
Three Accident Patients.
There are three accident cases at the
Day KimbalI and all the patients are
doing nicely. John Spear OF Woon-
socket, VINO was knocked on the rail-
road bridge near Fayette Wr1ght's
crossing last Friday had both wrists
broken. John Duffy Of Attawaugan fell
on o moving trolley car and down an
embarrassment, and John Unger, -, OF
Quinebaug, fractured his hip while
running race at a picnic.
Two Cases NoiIsd.
Two cases were disposed of in the
city court Wednesday morning. both
being nolled By the prosecuting at
torneA
The police got a call from the Saw
yer district about 10 O'Clock Tuesday
night from Mrs. Ellen Perry that her
assault upon her. Oficers Cordier and
Hayes went to the Perry home and
took the head OF the house into Gus
tody. His wife failed to appear against
him In the morning and the case was
nolled on the payment of 81 costs.
a6 EGITy WOI1l1n mas u pOllCG COuEL
record and she and her husband have
frequently aired their domestic trou-
bles in court.
The other case was of a young wo-
man charged with breach Of the peace
Officer Cordier received complaint
man had been using abusive language
to a man. The ofheer thought the
complaint was from another man OF
the same name and acted on his prom
Use to appear and substantiate his
charges in court. No appearance WAS
made and as there was no evidence
the case was nolled and the young wo-
man was discharged.
In Bay State
Mrs.. W. R. Barber and children are
spending several weeks at Bardwelrs
Ferry, Mass
Hamilton Holt OF New York. who
spends his summers IN Woodstock, Is
lecturing on one OF the western Chan
tauaua circuits.
Mrs. F. walden Wright OF New Ha-
ven Is the guest OF her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. e C. Murfey, of Grove street
Drivers Might Help Traffic offiesr.
The drivers OF vehicles In the city
and those who frequently come to Put
nam have been quick to grasp most Of
the requirements of the new trafhc
ordinance and Traffic Of1cer Beauso-
lellS duties are thereby made much
lighter. The rule that seems to be
the last to be observed Is the signal
Ling the direction in which the driver
wishes to proceed when coming into
the junction OF Front, Pomfret, Elm
and Main streets, where the traffic Of
ficer Is stationed. II this rule were
observed better there would be no diff
hculty in making this bad corner. The
tranic officer, for the present, comes
on duty az O'Clock and remains until
s or O'Clock in the evening, accord
ing to the amount OF travel On Sat
urday nights he remains out until 10
OF IL o'clock.
Crowds at chautauqua Attraction.
Chautarqua week is far exceeding
that of last year and It has been an
nounced that This year there will be
no deficit as happened q year ago. The
tent has been filled every afternoon
and crowded in the evening, many be-
ing Obliged to stand. Wednesday, the
main attraction was the McKinnie
Operatic company, with a lecture In
the evening. The Burden Of the Ma
tons, by Dr. Thomas e. Green. The
Junior Chautauqua is being wen pat
Fonfzed by the children and over 40
have been enrolled. This department
has special features every morning
under the supervision of Mrs. W. ].
Bartlett