Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-12
JEWETT CITY

Miss Mary Douglas and William Ncels of Sterling were married by Rev. J. ". Payne in the Baptist vestry Monday afternoon They were accompanied by the brides niece and nephew, Edith weeks and George Weeks of Sterling.
 Judge and Mrs. Charles l.. Torfey of Putnam spent Sunday at G. M. Robin son's.
 At the meeting of Faith Chapter No. 82, O. F. S, to be held this week a large class will receive the degree of the or der, and several, names will be balloted ! on.
 ] Miss Clark of New York, daughter of Rev. Thomas B. Clark, 2 former pas l tor of Pachaug Congregational church. was recent caller at the Paehaug l parsonage She was accompanied by Mrs. Lane of Norwich
 1 NJ. ". Alling and family of West Ha- ven spent Sunday at W. R. Burdick's. l Matthew Ryan. s2 School street New London, was travelling at the rate of 1f- ! ty miles an hour through Sylvandale l Sunday afternoon, when his motorcycle skidded. He was thrown from the ma l chine and picked up in an unconscious i condition by Todel Ethier of Norwich. 1 He recovered enough to proceed to New l London. Officer Dolan took his number and name and reported the accident to | officer George H. Bradford.
 The case of Calvin Killian, of Dan- ielson, who ran into Dr. F. D. Brown ing's car with his Buick, Saturday night came before Judge A. N. Brown 1 fsonday morning. KilIiani was fined s75 and costs, amounting to over $s9
 The young man was his own lawyer and had evidently been given some good Xii lingly legal instructions, for he entered a demurrer, which was, overruled. Tit
 case was appealed, his father giving
 bonds of s209.
 People who are hunting without Ii
 censes. or on Sunday, or committing
 trespass another unlawful act. contrar5
 to the game and fish laws, will find i wise to abide by the laws or take tn; 1 consequences. William F. Palmer is { state special protector, and Sunday wa 1 assisted in looking up offenders by twt lstate police and two state protectors
 Several prosecutions will follow. Possibl! all the laws may not be known to would be sportsmen but there are two whict 1 everybody kncws-no hnutir without { llicense and no hunting on sunday Mrs Marie Hudoh, of Riviere -Oueila
 P. o, is spending a week with Mrs. T
 4. Rioux and Mrs. Louis GossAlin. Mrs
 Hudon is a sitser of James Burbee. o
 Plainneld, and lived in Jewett City thir
 ty years ago. She is spending three
 months in the States, visiting relative
 and friends
 Mrs. Charles Rathbun was painfully
 injured Sunday afternoon. by bein, thrown from 2 train at Lisbon station Sire was about to step from tlre~ train
 after it stopped. when it started befor
 she left the step, throwing her to th
 ground. She was uaconscious for 2 feI
 minutes and was unable to fise. FinaII
 W. Scott Roodes truck was secured al
 she was carried to her home in Lsboi fr. J. Byron Sweet and Dr. r F. Ran vile were summoned. One rib va broken and she was bruised terribly o one side. Whether there are internal In ; jGriss. remains to be seen. Lisbon ! now a far station and rcople have re : marked that it is g wonder no one ia : been hurt. for the trains stop the shoit est time possible, of course. A 3zoma 2 with small children came near beiH; thrown to the ground, not long ago