Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-05

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 Miss Viola Gelinas has returned to 1 Pawtucket. R. l., after spending a | weeks vacation with MT. and Mrs. Pa | trick Burke and family. Henry Dodge of Hartford, spent the holiday with his mother, Mrs. John Agustus Coffey has returned to Hart ford after spending a few days at his home here.
 Arms Badly Burned l Milton Winsor is suffering from pain ful injuries received recently while at work in his fathers bakery. He was carrying a pile of hot tins when he stumbled causing the tins to fall on his arms. Both arms were badly burned.
 Misses Ruth and Marion Cone of South Canterbury, are employed at the Lawton Mills Corp. Miss Alta Dodge of Moosup spent the holiday with her mother, Mrs. Donald Burke, who has been spend ing the past week visiting Pawtucket and Fall River, Mass, relatives has returned home.
 nan of Jewett City spent the holiday with local friends.
 Injured at Norwich
 Peter Bells, a local motorcyclist is in the Bachus Hospital, Norwich, due to injuries received in an accident at NOfW1ch, Monday aICeTOOH. Relief Fund of $1e73.75
 The weekly report of the British American War Relief Fund is as fol- lows:-Amount previously acknowled- ged S1639.75. Amount collected to week ending September in Ptafnfeld from cmoke talk $11.00. Total amount $14.50. In JeWett City $S.60. Proceeds collected $1673.85.
 Saturday evening a Smoke Talk.was held in Strauss Hall and enjoyed by many The receipts were handed to the Treasurer of the local order for the Edward Marriott was the guest of hon. or and delivered a lecture on the pre- sent situation of the war. It was mainly through his presence that the success. The local committee appeals once more to the generosity of the peo- pie, to help out this movement. Con- tributions are gladly received and can ham, Box 361, New Village.
 News in General
 Mr. and Mrs. w1lfred Provost were recent visitors with Mrs. John Dtnger of Jewett City.
 Lawrence Snyder Of Bristol. R. T., MT. Snyder was formerly telegraph op- orator at Bishops Crossing.
 Leon Provost and Joseph Knowles of Pawtucket, have returned home af-
  Mrs. James Burhy and MT. and Mrs. Wilfred Provost.
 Many local people attended the dance at Wildwood Lake Monday afternoon.
 A large motor truck of young people went to Rocky Point where an en- joyabIe outing was spent.
 Welcome Pastor and Bride Rev. Arthur Bauvick has returned here after spending August at his home in Baltimore. In August Rev. MT Bauvick was united in marriage with Miss Charis Hood of Baltimore. Upon their arrival a group of his par l welcomed them. An enjoy 1 able evening was spent at the parson- ! age.
 Miss Clara Morin, of Bishops 'Cros- sing has resigned at Walter Kingley & Sons store, as bookkeeper.
 Horace Knight, of Fort Terry is nome for a few days stay.
 Ovela Chairon spent the holiday at Natick and Rocky Point. l.
 Safeguarding Houses
 The houses in the old village are ,eing shingled with asbestos shingles. The Lawton Mills Corp. are doing this o prevent fire from wiping out the lweIling places in that community. H. G. Hopkins of Providence was I business caller here Tuesday. tt Miss Elizabeth Carlton has returned o Providence after spending August tt the home of Mrs. George Dean. Holiday visitors entartainAd At MEA. li