Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-10
JEWETT CITY

Griswold has something on the rest
Of ~ towns in this section. and pos
silly in Eastern Connecticut. 1t has
petite French bride. Whom one of
Jewett Citya soldier boys married in
France. Sic is the wife of Ethhage
Jarvis. Las Thursday afternoon the
lady arrived in Jewett City. coming
alone from France. to an unknown
country and relatives. Her hus-
band will arrive in another month.
lie is a very popular young man in the
borough. and his wife will re heartily
welcomed
The death of Henry r. Mallory,
native of Mystic, and former presi-
dent of the Atlantic Gulf and West
Indies Steamship lines, recalls to old
residents the tact that the ate Henry
ItiscoX, who was a carprnrer by trade.
was a valued employee o. the Mallorys
over fifty wears ago in Mystic. SO
much So that in the home of Mr.. His
! coXs son. Everett H. Hiscox. there
Fhangs a large oil painting given his
father by Charles II. Mallory, the
father of Henry Mallory. Many a
story does tho son recall tod by his
father concerning his experiences
| while working on the Mallory boats,
| both in Mystic and New York.
Theodore A. Robinson, c. S. K,
| from Pelham Bay, \. Y. Mrs. T. A
| Robinson OF Norwich, and Miss Ma
RAN Robinson of Hartford, We're Sun
cay guests 1T T. E. RoDinsons.
| Dorcas cirr lc of the King Daugh-
tiers meets 1T Miss S. <. Adams on
| Tuesday evening.
| Herbert Gray is home after being
sly months in a southern camp.
The ladies of the Congregational
| church are 20 sew at tic Red Cross
rotm, Tuesday afternoon. to com
plete a full days time az there is
still much work to be done.
Charles D. Palmer is visiting his
| uncle, w. D. Palmer. in Mcrlden.
| The voice Of the peep fr>a sounded
| in Lisbon. Sunday. near the home of
E. c. WILCOX.
| Daniel F. Glnn. Jr.. and Andrew Nc
Nicol, spent the week end in New
York.
Miss Anna LittlefelG Is visiting in
| Hudson, Mass.
Franklin, spent Saturday AZ Miss s.
Isettic Johneon's.
| Mrs. II. E. Paul and Miss Dorothy
| Iaul have returned from Middletown
Mrs. II. E. Paul and Miss Dorothy
Paul have returned from Middletown
cross S me aa oi n New YJ one one s Rfd
| lTday, as one of the delegates.
=, The Jewett City station will be
closed all da-y Sunday. excepting be
fore the arrival of trains, MISS Kelly
| the telegraph operator On the first
| trick, is off duty on Sundays. Until
| three o'clock in the afternoon, no op-
orator is on duty at this station on
Sunday after 617 a. m. There is very
Little business on Sunday, as there
are no freights, and no one to look
after the waiting room. Station Agent
Miller has received orders to close the
room. as Flainfeld has been fol-
months. The patrolnan is not or
i duty during The day. but has done
CommendablC work, by using his au-
tnority in the. evening. The use OF
the waiting room had been abused an6
Esd become nothing short of a rough
house, until Officer Dolan Gid some
Il efficient police duty. 1t will be in
convenient for persons who use the
trolleys, especially out of town peo-
pie, who are often obliged to wait over
on account of the two-hcur schedule
Friday afternoon when -be trair
carrying German prisoners stopped a
Reads to pass the trolley, j dog be.
longing to one of the dougnboys los
itself. Pilot Daniel Dutton and Mo.
to rInan George Jennings of the troll
l~y instituted search and notified
St!ectman f. i. Kanahan who founC