Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-29

ceptionaliy quiet behavior of the horse there might have been serious conse- quences. sr-gst
 Capt. (Dr.) Frank M. Smith, one of the local physicians who answered the call to the colors and enlisted in the vice and will shortly resume. his prac- tice here. Dr. Smith entered the ser vice in May. 1918. and was one of the doctors loaned by this country to time in the hospitals in England and Trance, but saw some active trench duty. He was slightly wounded with shrapne He was on the front lines at Ypres and Paschendale for about two months.
 windham GirlsT club motored to Rockville Monday evening to witness the extravaganza- Fantasia. presented by the Rockville Girls club: Misses Ruth Russ. Blanche Hallahan. Mary Colbert, Mabel Payson. Rose Moreau, Della Dumaine, Dorothy Bishop and Helen Hallahan. They will report to the lecal club on the advisability of presenting the same play here. Miss Myra Smith chaperoned the party.
 There were two cases in the local police court Monday morning. one of them being the second that the city has had for intoxieation since July l. Judge Frank H. Faoss was on the bench and Frank H. Fenton acted as assistant prosecutor for the first time since his appointment. Daniel Hag- garty, arrested by Lieutenant McAr- thur about o'clock Monday morning. was sentenced to IS days in the Brooklyn jail for intoxieatien. James Torrance, charged with violating the city ordinance regarding marking au- tomehiles on Bank street. was fined s2 and costs. but the costs were remit ted.
 Leweiiyn G. Ely, 65. died of chronic epilepsy at the Mansfield State Hospi- tai. Sunday morning. His body was prepared for burial and sent to Lyme Monday evening by Undertaken Jay M. Shepard.
 Col William H. Hall of WiIIngtoH, a member of the board of trustees of the Connecticut Agricultural College at Sterrs. has been auerying the members of the state legislature by letter regarding their approval of the suggestion fhat the trustees of the college borrow money to build dor mitory for women to replace Grove Cottage which was destroyed by hre a short time ago, There are seventy in the fall and some accomm odations must be provided for them. There can be no appropriation from the leglsla- ture for at least two years and col. Hall is trying to get their opinions on the advisabilit of borrowing the money to construct the needed build ing The trustees would borrow si40,0e0 if they were sure of getting an appropria ton covering this. in ad- lition to the other expenses from the next session of the legislature.
 Brief Mention.
 About 150 Elks were busy clearing he brush off the site of their hom eJ ,n Pleasant street Sunday. They eX- 1ect to hold county fair there early n September.
 Mrs Sadie Hilton and Miss Alice Arsenault of Danielson were guests ,f MT. and Mrs. John c. Duff Of Fur Ter street over Sunday.
 Judge Howard Ferris of Cincinnati vas in town Sunday with his wife 1 md son.
 There were several narrow escapes rom accidents on the one way road at he foot of Jillson Hill Sunday due to | he heavy auto traffic. The road IS l; men to traffic either way during the 1 epairs to the hill road. One car was breed to blow into the bank to avoid | fitting a team. Sunday afternoon. 1
 Fred ". Collins. formerly of this 1 ,ity, now located in New York: IS ;Dending two weeks at Columbia lake. l
 William E. Geer of Andover vas | brought to St. Joseph's hospital sun 1 lay fer medical treatment,
 Miss Jessie Hatfield, who during the ,ast year has taught in South CaroH- l la. has returned to her home in Deep | River after spending a week with i Hiss Evelyn Thompson. of this elty 1 diss Hatfield was graduated from the State Normal School in l9l4.