Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

Except for a few bruises they were dug out without injury.
 Thursday, Nov. 4. 1S69-A short time ago we announced that the Bacon Arms company had suspended work and divided an exceedingly large sur nus among the fortunate stockholders. Recently, however, the company have again resumed the manufacture of jpis tols, and at present have some twenty
 men employed under the direction of Supt, John E. Blake The old revolY- CTS which they formerly manufactured, known among Californians as the pepper box pattern, having gone out of fashion, so to speak. the company has devoted it's energies to the produc- l tion of a weapon more in accordance with pepularAtaste
 The 57th annual meeting of the New London County Foreign Missionary so- ciety was held at the Second Congfe- gational church yesterday. The meet ing was called to order at 2 D. Inf by the president. the Hon. William A Buckingham. There was a good at tendance at both afternoon and even- ing sessions, a large delegation from New London being present.
 On account of difficulty in procuring iron. it is very doubtful if the horse railroad progresses beyond the stage to which it has now arrived before spring. The ties are dropped along by the side of the streets on the project ed route. and they will be all the bet ter for the seasoning they will get this winter In the meantime those whom the railroad, when constructed, will largely benefit, can possess their souls in patience subscribe to the stock, and thereby acquire an ownership in the ties. and the right to growl.
 Friday, Nov. 5, 1S69-Attention Boys 1 Those boys that took barrels from my cellar on Williams street, Wednes- day night, can have theih choice eith- | CT to return them within 24 hours from ! this issue or to be handed over to the tender mercies of the police court, P. S.-Don't f1atter yourselves with the idea that I am not on your track. J ...4. A. CITIZEN. The first medal and diplomas for an i engine lathe, at the recent American | Institute Fair in New York, was awarded to the Chelsea Machine works ! of this city-the second being taken 1 by the somewhat famous firm of Wm. l Sellers & Go. of Philadelphia This is
 a triumph of. which our Norwich me 1 chanics in general and the Chelsea i Machine works in particular may well
 be proud. The Chelsea Machine works
 have been in operation only four years
 and have bnilt. up fiourishing busi- ness. -Jq
 Jonathan L. Hill of Boswell avenue invested 25 cents in. the Fakir of Ava's Dastehoayd last evening and 5lugged of $50 worth If furniture as his dividend
 Several other, parties made invest ments of a similar amount. but were not so well rewarded.
 Saturday, Nov. 6, l s69-Jannes Ma sf
 of this city, aged 5d first officer of tho Havana steamer Enterpre, died Nov. ]
 of yellow fever. while on the passage TO New York. George Lyons and H
 Wilbur, the first and second engineers also of this city. were, taken d9wr
 with the fever, but despat tch iron
 the Nek York quarantine last evenire
 reported them out of danger Mir
 Nash was a son of Capt, James $. Nasi
 cf this city. an old and successful
 shipmaste-. --,
 While John Turner, proprietor of tht i Ossaw wan Mills. was watering his h0rs; on Franklin square yesterday after noon, the animal from some cause be. [ Hafne frightened. Mir Turner eai7o} him. hut was thrown to the ground ant 1 conTidera blv, bruised eTha horse the Iesca ped and ran up Fra7klin street rn. I'll it was stopped by John Fay on Bos
 well avenue.
 The lively rate at which 2 couple o
 haciIme1 drove through Main e+ree
 Inst evening to the West Side deno
 was suggestive of danger to pedes
 trians, if not of fares at their .destina ton.