Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-15
DANTELSoN

Mrs. AIarcena S. Cook Hopkins, wife of Timothy E. Hopkins, died at their home here just before o'clock Friday morning. Mrs. Hopkins fell and suf- fered fracture of her hip at her home "a few weeks ago and since the accident had failed rapidly. Mrs. Hopkins was born in Woon- socket daughter of James s. and Ei- sic A. Sayles Cook. Her marriage to aIr. Hopkins occurred on May IS, 1859. Their children are MS. Elsie M. Young and Earl NJ. Young, she latter of Wor- cester.
 Mrs. Hopkins had been resident of Dsnielson for about Al years, coming here with her husband in 1880, when aIr. Hopkins, who survives, engaged in the woolen manufacturing business 1 T this town.
 : Mrs Hopkins was a member of the Westfield Congregational church and of fhe Ladies Reading Circle, with which she had been identified for years She was woman of exceptional grace and talents and her death will be a source Of regret to a great many persons.
 Miss Louise Hargraves, 5, died at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. liar ry B. Hargraes, Railroad street, Thurs day night following injuries received
  head was crushed between the side of 9 barn door and the side of a car which aIr. Hargraves was backing out of the building Excepting for a few minutes, tho child never regained consciousness after being injured. The parents and other relatives are greatly distressed over what was an unavoidable accident Inc father not being aware that the lit tlo girl had stepped upon the running board Of the car just as it began to move.
 NIoosup citizens will have an oppor- mnitv to hear about the high school har it is purposed to build in the town Bf Plainfeld when a meeting is held in F-anco-American hall next Tuesday ev- ming. At a recent meeting in Plainfeld r1e matter of building the schoo. was 5isoussod and tentative plans consid- cred. The coming meeting will give the citizens at Noosup their opportunity to hear about tho plans.
 School Street garage carries in stock Burd quiclC-seating piston rings for all popular makes Of cars.-adv.
 Damage estimated at s2oo was caused by a fire that ran m between the par titious at the home of Henry M. Thomp- son. North Main street, Thursday even- fn- Members of the fire department who vere at the central station attend ing a meeting. were out with the auto bumper in iiTy after the telephone alarm came in. The fire is believed tC have been caused from the fireplace ant SO damagcd the room where it origi mated that paper pant and plasterinl WIS more or less damaged before tht blaze was extinguished
 Rt Rev. Edward Campion Acheson DD.. suffragan bishop of Connecticut will confer the rite of confirmation a the l0.45 public service at St. AIbani church Sunday morning and will alsC preach. Bishop Acheson also will bt the celebrant at the early morning ser vice.
 Optional routes are being considered for the proposed new route to the Riv erview bridge. Either outlet that ma! be recommended by the committe would ooen into the heart of the busi ness section. Such recommendations a may be made by the cormittee-Thom as 4. Bradford. A. c. Bill and John A appointed by the annual tow meetine to investigate the matter vii be made to a later town meeting, whicl may then decide what action shall b taken.
 Judge James \. Tucker of East Xii ,ingly writes: Orion Bentley of tn Rhode Island game preserve of LOO acres prophecies a fine open winter. MI Bentley lives about on the tip top 0 Rhode Island and can see the approach ing weather from afar. He has success fully managed the weather for man, years. We would sooner take his wor than the prognostications of dozel goose bones. like those used by ou Eranddaddies.
 All tlse territory about the East Xii Nngly section is now in a blaze of gc r-1us autumnal foliage and motorist from this section are delighted with tn routes thereabouts, especially in tn Yosemite valley region Cold nights ( this week have added the most wor derful touches Of coloring to the tree and shrubbery in ttat section.
 Following is the list of honor student at Kiliingly High school for septen Der.
 Eleven names comprise the higbes honors list for the month of Septembe