Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-29

Witnessed Suicidal Jump.
 Edward M. T. Battey of Franklin sereet was a witness of the suicidal l jump of John M. Iedgerwood from the Turks Head building last Tuesday. Miss Marion Parks of MoOSup is the guest for few days of MT. and Mrs. Onselme NIeurnier T. F. Bailey is visiting at Pleasure 1 Beach.
 Mrs. Kenneth Hamilton has return ed from a visit with friends in Nal den, Mass.
 Miss Emily Morgan of Hartford will spend the week end at the Putnam Films, her summer home on Church street.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry H. Starkwea- ther returned this week from a visit with their daughter, Mrs. Lyman A. Cook of Groton, Mass. They brought back as their guest for a few days their granddaughter, Miss Helen Cook.
 Miss Carrie Rainville and Miss Ed na Ollis of Buffalo, N. Y, returned to their homes yesterday after visit with MT. and Mrs. c. E. RainVille of South street.
 Master Douglas Haigh returns to- morrow to his home in Meriden after two weeks stay with Mir. and Mrs. Charles Hale of Winter street.
 Diana Takes French Leave.
 The new two-year-OId dog, Diana, received Wednesday by II. I. Baer of the Palisade kennels, left for parts unknown on the evening of her arri- val. She was reported as seen on the road between Danielson and Will Evansville several times yesterday 4 reward has been offered for her re- turn. The dog is of the German Shepherd variety. having short hair of a reddish tint
 Water Of the Purest.
 Last week at the invitation of the Crystal Water company, State Sani- tary Engineer Jackson and the sec retary of the state board of health, pr. Black made an exhaustive an alysis of the water in the company's chain of reservoirs at East Killingly. The results of the tests were most sat isfactOry, not a trace of the trouble making bacteria of former years being found.
 The tests also showed that Daniel sons water supply can be ranked with the best in the state.
 Funeral of Myra A. Young.
 Funeral services were held yester- day at the North Foster church for Myron A. Young. He had been in i'll health two months and died Tues day, aged GO. He is survived by his father Rev Charles B. Young, his wife. Cora Place Young and two sons, Willoughby and Marjorie, all of New FOundland. Rev. Gideon Burgess of Greeneville, R. l.. conducted the ser vices and burial was in the family cemetery at North Foster.
 Leslie Murray and Madeline CrOnin are visiting with friends in JeWett City and Westerly.
 Joseph BOd0 will remove his store shortly from Center street to the cor her of Union and Main street.
 Funeral of Mrs. Mary Sweet.
 Mrs. Mary Sweet 85, died at her home in East Killingly Monday. Since the death of her husband nearly 20 years ago she has lived alone. Fun eraI services were held in Chepachel R. l.. Wednesday, at the home of her 1 brother her sole survivor MT. and Mrs. George TOney of Prov idence, who have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Amos IT. Huntingdon of Main street returned home yesterday. As yet no arrests have been made for the tire-Cutting incident last Tues | day evening on Center street. Old Home Day. The rain held off and the sun came | out Friday just long enough for the annual clambake and Old Home Day | at East KillingIy. The dinner was | served between showers, and in spite | of threatening skies a crowd of nearly | 40O the largest in years turned out | for the event. After the dinner an en- | tertainment was held in the Upper | church. Rev.Dr. E. A. Blake of Brook | lyn introduced the speakers. Rev. Dr. | George Genung of Brooklyn, who spoke on Being Manly and Rev. Joseph c. | Allen of Brooklyn whose topic was l Americanism. Mrs. c. Alton Frost of 1 Danielson rendered two selections. The | day was brought to a close by the | singing of America.
 Returns to Camp. | Miss Barbara Anita BulIard return 1 oH +n T ,+ i New London, after spending a few | days with her parents MT. and Mrs | w. Irving Bullard of Broad street. John s. Horton will be the guest for the week end of Leonard P Morrison l of South Killingly at his summer cot | tage at Onset, Mass.
 Repairing Storm Damage.
 First Selectman Louis E. Young Fri 1 day impressed into service every team | and laborer available to repair the ] damage done by Thursdays deluge. l The roads in all sections of the town morning but by tonight it is hoped they will be put back into safe con- | dition.
 Heard and Seen.
 c. N. Turner, cashier of the Kil- lingly Manufacturing company, has | fully recovered from his recent ill., ness and returned to his office Fri day.
 Mrs. Lucy Hopkins, Mrs Charles Rounds, MT and Mrs. DeIors Wood | and Everett Swan of North Sterl- ing were guests Friday of MT. and Mrs. John P. Kennedy of Academy | street.
 Ralph DroaIs, George Hill and Ira Peterson will visit Rocky Point to- 1 morrow.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Oliver B. Jacobs from l East Orange, N. J., who are guests this week of Mir. Jacobs mother, Mrs l Esther Jacobs, motored to New Lon l don Friday.
 | Henry Burnett attended the conven- tton in Providence of the Federation of American MotorcycIists this week.
 Guests registered at the Putnam House, Brooklyn, include: Mrs. D.