Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-01
PLATNFELD
Henry Garden Of occum Badly soaIded --Jcseph Mocarreo, Who Stole Watch and Money, Bound Over soeiety's Banner Blessed.

 Henry Garden of occum. who runs q siasher in the No. 1 mill of the Law ton Mills corporation, was painfully burned with hot water Monday morn ing about S.30 o'clock. He was work ing on his slasher and while near the slasher tank the water boiled over, scalding him from his hip to his toes. He was given first aid by the machine l shop force and Dr. Arthur A. Chase was summoned. After being attended | by the doctor, MT. Garden was taken to his home in Occum by Elmer Green. In Jail for Stealing Watch and Money. Joseph McGarree of Moosup was arrested for stealing watch last Sep tember and for holding up a man and robbing him of S9.50 in money Wednes- | day evening. He went away after stealing the watch and returned We'd nesday, and left again after stealing | the money. He returned and was ar rested by Sheriff George Bliyen- He was arraigned before Justice Benjamin R. Briggs Saturday and was bound | over under $500 bonds. He was unable to procure the bonds and was taken to Brooklyn jail.
 Sent Up for lntoxieation.
 Thomas Moran of Brooklyn. arrest ed by Sheriff Bliven, was arrangned before Justice Briggs and was unable to pay a fine of $2 and costs for in toxication. He was sent to Brooklyn l jail.
 l Providence Man Gets Into Trouble.
 John Connors, who claims he halls from Providence, landed in Plainfield l the inhabitants. Connors was intoxi- cated, and when Officer Fred Mitchell attempted to arrest him he put up a fierce fight and was only subdued and taken into custody by the efforts of | four men. Before Justice Briggs he l a nd fG A officer and $1 and costs for intoxica- ton. He was taken to Brooklyn jail,
 being unable to pay his fines. | Slips Off the Water Wagon. John Sullivan of Plainheld, who has
 been on and off the water wagon, is
 now the guest of Jailer Field at
 Brooklyn for 30 days. Sullivan was in- formed of this vacation by Justice
 Briggs Saturday morning.
 Noted Here and There.
 freight car on the boat freight ar-
 irving here at 5.10 o'clock Sunday ef-
 ternoon was derailed at Railroad ave-
 nue crossing, holding up vehicles and pedestrians for time. ]. Miss Eva Dayon of Baltic has been visiting Miss Victoria Simineau. ], Patrick Real of New London was c
 recent visitor at Pierre Fournier's. ' Patrick Delaney is working in the
 freight house, Durfee Pechie filling his
 former place at the Railroad avenue crossing.
 Charles Lacroix of Baltic was a re. cent visitor at the home of Stanislal Charron.
 The Allen family at the People, theatre, Moosup, Wednesday evening adv.
 | Peter Handfield has moved with hiI family to Williamsville. : Daniel Duff and son Thomas ant 3 Mrs. Plat of Norwich spent Sunda, with local friends
 : Oscar Taylor spent the week end ir } Stonington.
 Frank Flaris is visiting in New Yorl ! city at his sisters.
 MT. and Mrs. Levi Benoit spent thu week end with friends in Putnam. Miss Annie Lucie of Wflimanti. 3 spent the week end at the home of he 2 sister, Mrs. Emil Despathy. 3 Miss Florence Exley, a teacher a
 Hebron, and Miss Ethel Hill spent tn, 3 week end at Miss Exley's home. Rev. M. H. Jones of Canterbur.
 Green was a recent visitor here. . Edward Hall and son William are il | in bed with grip.
 . John Bergeron is able to be out af T ter an illness with grip. . Byron Haskell and Carl Mathewsoi spent Saturday in Boston.
 Society Banner Blessed. : Sunday afternoon at St. John f church the banner of the St. Ann's so g ciety was blessed. This was followe l, by sermon by Rev. U. O. Belleros y of Taftville. Monday evening ther d was a smoke talk in the Holy Nam e rooms for the men of the parish, an d on Wednesday evening the Children o
 Mary are planning a whist party in tn n Holy Name society's rooms. e At Congregational Church. Rev. H. T. Arnold of Norwic . preached at the Congregational churc II Sunday, taking for his subject Tn |, Kingdom of Heaven. The subject a S the Christian Endeavor in the evenin = was Great Foreign Missionaries.
 The young mems choir will mee
 with William Exley Friday evening.
 The Woman's Missionary Readin