Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01

The body of Frank Beckwith whose death occurred in New London from
 asphyxiation was brought Tuesday af- ] ternoon to this village for burial in Comstock cemetery.
 Home Guard Inspection. Wednesday evening the local com pany of Home Guards held its meet ] ing at which the company was in- spected by regimental officers. Several new members were examined. After the drill supper was served the com pany by Private John Lynch. After spending week with her sis ter, Mrs. Victor Rosenlund in New Haven. Miss Carrie Wood-has return ed @home.
 Miss Susan Rogers who has been the. guest of Mir. and Mrs. William La Bounty-for a week has returned to her home in Glassville.
 Gift of Tools. Lloyd E. Jennings of Meriden, a for mer resident when connected with the lt,~M Robertson Co.,, recently present. the Palmer Memorial school com plete set of tools for the carpenter- ing trade The Massasoit Co. of Oakdaie have Albert Edmonds at work remodeling and repairing their coal bins at their shipping point at Palmertown. Mrs. Harriett Edmonds Jias been en- tertaining Mrs. Jeanette Staplins and | ed to their home in Stonington.
 = Secures Exemption Papers.
 Reuben Austin. who passed the phy- sical examination of the selection draft obtained his exemption papers In New FLondon Friday.
 Miss Edna Viner of Derby spent this week as the guest of MT. and Mrs. former teacher in Palmer Memorial school.
 Mrs Edward Glasbrenner is being cared for by her niece, Miss Pauline Glasbrenner of the Center.
 Palmer School compieted.
 It is expected that the Palmer Me- mortal school building which has been erected on the site of the one burned about two years ago will be ready for occupancy wien school opens Sept. 1. The lodge rooms will also be ready for occupancy and Thames lodge, l. O. o. F.. has already made preparations to celebrate or as a dedication when they take possession. The lodge has been holding meetings in the chapel of tine Baptist church.
 Miss Lillian Garrett and Elmer Gar rctt have returned home. after a visit with friends in P1ainfield.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Pator have as their guests Miss Frost and Miss FL sic Pratt of New Haven.
 Miss Agnes Atwood is the guest of MT. and Mrs Percy Palmer of Fall River, Mass. MT. Palmer was former ly superintendent of the Massasoit Co. in Oakdale.
 Cornelius FIaherty, employed in the c. NJ. Robertson Co.'s office. has been enjoying his vacation spent in New York, Albany. Lake George and the Berkshires.
 Miss Lydia Olsen is the guest of rel- atives in Hartford during her vaca- ton of two weeks.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Burchard entertained Mrs. Ray Woodmansee and Mrs. W. B. Jeeffers at her cottage at Willi- mantle during campmeeting week.
 Mrs. Charles Bugbee of Peauot en- tertained this week Mrs. Merton Bug bee of Putnam. / Workmen are wiring the home of Edwin Henry for lighting by electric ity. days with friends in Deep River 2. Samuel Chapel. while returning to | received several cuts and 1 bruises. being, struck by the fender i of the of Edwin Glasbrenner.
 Fined in Court.
 Roy Kausewrey, John Matosel, Fred l Rosl1o, Mike Selopa. konstant Petro- sky and Joe Yockin were arrested by 1 Constable Michael J. Hickey and were I They were brought before Justice of the Peace William Smiddy on Monday and pleaded guilty. Each was fined s1 and costs, amounting te 311.50.' Mrs. Reuben Austin. MT. and Mrs. Le Grand Chappell and Mrs. Mortimer Ietchell were in Norwich attending he funeral of Mrs. AHstins sister, | Miss c. Abbie Swan whose death oc- >urred in Ohio.
 MOHEGAN