Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-13

c. W. Hutchins sustained painful injuries Monday in a fall from a freight car at the Connecticut mills.
 A large touring car bearing a Mass morning with the iron bridge at Cot tage street. The car was lowed to local garage for repairs.
 Independent Party Meeting.
 There will be meeting this after noon at the homo of Simeon Daniel son on Main street of the newly form ed Independent party of Killingly.
 Mrs. George s. Brown is a local visitor for few days.
 Elected Officers.
 The Nadel Arbeit yesterday elected officers for the winter season. They are: President, Mrs. w. c. Bacon; sec retary and treasurer, Mrs. Frank hen- nedy.
 Home From Berkshires.
 Benjamin Brown, who has been acting as tutor during the past sum- mer in a boys camp in the Berkshires, has been visiting friends here for the past few days. He will return to Providence this week and make prep at Brown university.
 Herbert H. Pepler of Wauregan this week entered New Bedford Textile school.
 meTT1tl N. b6NdSIL O1 bTOWll uhlNG1 sity, who has been employed in the past three months in New London is spending a few days with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Bennett.
 Cassius L. Hamilton returned yes terday from visit with friends in Conimicut R. I.
 John Horton returns today from trip to Cincinnati, Ohio. He is mak- ing the trip by automobile.
 Will Hold Field Day.
 At meeting of the Thirteenth com pany Monday evening it was decided to have field day. The entertain ment committee consisting of Lieuten- ant Ira A. Warren, Quartermaster Sergeant Arthur w. Logee and Cook to look into the matter and make arrangements. This is the first one of it's kind to be held by the local company.
 Samuel Bowen and Frank Spauld- ing iuotored to Providence yesterday. Joseph Burton, baggagemaster at 1 the local station, was in attendance at the superior court yesterday as a l juror.
 CoIIins-Daun1e. Miss Albina Daune of the West Side and William Collins of Cottage street were married Tuesday afternoon by Justice Of the Peace Frank M. Be- dard.
 Mrs. Walter Jacobs returned Tues day from a trip to Glacier National Park in Montana. Miss Laura Ja cobs who accompanied her on the trip is spending a few days with her sis ter. Mrs. Roy Chamberlin of Saranac Lake, New York
 MT and Mrs. Louis Lague of South Main street returned Tuesday from the summers stay at Oakland Beach
 PeddIers Fined.
 John and Silvia Ebert, Armenians, who claim Boston as their home, ap- peared yesterday before Judge Wood ward of the town court to answer the charge of peddlirg without license. They pleaded guilty and were fined $1 and costs, each amounting to $21.08. John tried to get Judge Woodward to throw in license with his fine and seemed indignant on his refusal. His parting words as he left town were that he don't care about the twenty one dollars but the eight centsi T? John Foley, charged with intoXication pleaded guilty. told his story and sen- tence was suspended by payment of frame of mind than his two predeces- sors on the blotter, waiving cheer ful goodbye to the judge with Much obliged to you; I'll bet you don't get me again."
 Visitor Undergoes Operation.
 Miss Edith Gardner of Brooklyn, N. Y, who has been the guest for the past few weeks of Mrs. William Oates of Riverview, was operated upon for appendicitis at Day -KimbaIl hospital Tuesday morning.
 A. E. Beauregard and J. M. Down motored to Webster and WiIliamsville yesterday.
 Mrs. H. w. Clarke and children Ruth and Phillip and Miss Helen Dove are spending a few days at Hillcrest Farm, Conn.