Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
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pany. and taps we're sounded by Bugier Joseph Stevens.
 |. The service for Private Moene was held at Christ Episcopal church at O. | clock in ths afternoon, Rev. ". F. Will Hams officiating Special music was l furnished by 8 quartette, Harry Cole man, David Lowry, Ralph Koeib and Edgar Maxson. The usual salute and bugie call were given at the grave in
 River Bend cemetery.
 |. The bady os James Button, colored.
 was found Saturday evening, near the 1 Oak street bridge of the New Haven raj road, After an investigation Of the case, the police learned that Button had
 been drinking all Saturday afternoon
 with two companions. and that when
 o'clock came. the others went hone, and placed the inert hady of the uHfcrtu-
 nate mar on stone abutment of the
 bridge. When one of the companions
 returned about o'clock. he found But
 ton lying face down on the Fraser sid
 ing. Shortly after the police were nofI-
 fled. Dr. Nj. H. Scanlcn, the medical
 examiner viewed the body and gave the opin4on that the man. who was said
 to be in aI, inebriated condition. had
 probably faHen from the ahutnent on the track where he received 8 gash on
 his face. He was sa narslyzed by inc iquor and the blow. that tine doctor
 thought he must have smo;hered to
 death when his face became imbeddes in the ashes on the track. All service between we@srIy ard . Hallyila on the Norwich and Westerly branch of the Shore Line Street Rail
 way company will be discontinued after . the last car pulls In on the night ot
 Sunday. Oct. 3. with the possible excep- 5 tion of few trins day between West . eEly and White Rock. ii was announced n Sunday by Sunt. ". Lester O'Brien o S the Shore Line company. . l The running of schoo cars. effectivI f Monday. has made it necessary to mail- k some changes iL the Groton and ston Q ingtoR schedule as we'll as Old Mys,i t line. definite statement on the Gis :, continuance of service on the Norwicl l. and Westerly line is also made. e Effective Monday, in addition to nre I. yiously advertised changes, the ol J. Mystic and G. & s. schedules will be re n vised as follows;
 l. Leave Monument for Old Mystic-s
 m-s.25, 7.03, 735, 1f.35 D. m.-12.5i . 1855, S,35, a.s5. sos, SOS. s.S5. Satur !. days ony-p. m-7.35, s.35. s.S5. 10.Oi ,e Leave Old Mystic for Myctic-al II H. $40, 7.i5, 7.45, 11.45 p. m.-1.1I .- 2.15, 4.l6. 445, 5.s5. SIS, s.45. satuI days only-p. m.-7.o5, s.05, 9.05, e.4I 2. On the Groton and Stonington lin ,s for the accommodation of children a r tending school at StoningtoH. ther f. will be leaving Westerly at 7.45 a. m a. besides the regular, one extra car. an 1s returning from Stonington at 2.5o t m, there will also be in addition to tf ,, regular. extra service to bring the chi dren back.
 '' Leaving Mystic at .. m, there vi be two cars, one of which will sta ,s from Hoxie House square and com - through to Westerly; the other wi ad start from Monument square an gc to Stonington. This car will con Al. from Old Mystic.
 -. In the afternoon an extra car, in at to dition to the regular. will leave Stol
 ington at 3.1o D. m. and go to Monr II ment square, and then on to cd My IT. tic.
 ne iae The car which Is now due out of My VI tic for Westerly at 7.30 a. m, will I nd set back and leave instead at a. II \, which will make the early morning SC ,st vice out of Mystic. east bound, as fe 'o- lows: Leave Mystic for Westerly, ch m, 2. m., a. m., S.50 a. m.
 LaeonIes, Tu MT. and Mrs. Byron D. Burdick h. Burlington. Vt. are guests of relativ re- on Lester avenue.
 ms Raymond Dowd and Harry E. Stea
 man left Sunday evening for Bosto ls- where they will enter Wentworth ins m ute.
 es Mrs Reuben Austin and family ha
 returned to their home on Newton a1 ,a- nue. after a visit with relatives on Ca rs Cod
 lth The annual picnic of the P. s. Bart me Hose company of the Pawcatuck fl
 department was held in Vose grove rh, Saturday afternoon. but the rain int, ere fered with many of the planned act
 tiles
 Il" MT. and Mrs. John Stephenson a oh daughter Priscilla have returned af ew .s visits with relatives in New York st; 'I-l and Pennsylvania
 Matters were unusually quiet in lice circles over this week-sak, anG I 'd one arrest was reported. ton Miss Dorothy LangWorray of Newt heu avenue left Saturday evening for |. " fred, N. T., where she will enter T. fred university.
 the Librarian Basil B. Wood of the We -Hu erly library is spending a vacation
 the White Mountains. on The superior court for Washing ene county is to open at Kingston tod Se, CMondaya