Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-23

$50 bill and q license for operating a machine was found and the number on the registration card was identical with the number plate on the machine He claims to own the car.
 BuIck ear owned by Robert B. Meihle of Westerly, was in collision Monday afternoon at Mystic, near the corner at the top of Baptist hill there. The running board on the left side of the machine was badly smashed and the car was put out of commission. The fam fly of Mir, Meihie were with him and they were brought back by 1ltney,
 The Watch Hin Are district had q meeting Monday at the resort when a eommittee'sNrepert te consider the advis- ability of ifdsts1ling a fire alarm system was discussed. The Loper company of ! stonington furnished particulars regard l ing installing an automatic system of r l boxes and a siren whistle, the cost would be about s5,oe0. This report was placed on file. Six telephones are to ! be installed stationed at various points l with 8 master phone at the home of l George Hoxie and a bell to be placed on the fire station on Bay street | IHe SeIecbmeu or 5DOAlhBtOn VOten i against the erection of a building over l the Pawcatucl river but Andrew Fisher | had already withdrawn his project for going on with proceedings for building and it will not be- necessary to ask the government to disallow the permit. The 1 authorities felt the bridge was altogeth.
 CT too narrow, for any obstruction. l Pack cheeks were welcomed by the members of the a4sth company, c. A. c.
 R. l. N. G., as they have arrived from 1 the government and the men recelysc
 them while at drill, Tuesday evening l The delay wae caused by a new schedule
 that had to be made out, but from now
 on the men will receive their checks reg ularly.
 Chief Thomas E. Brown has >reeeives word from the Webster police that Mis-
 Albina Tourtellote, IS, daughter of Her
 bert Tourteliote, of Ss Pierce street, hat
 been located. The girl has been miss ing from here since Friday
 Thomas .AdeIard Gouvin and Ms
 Mary Collins, of White Rock, were mar ried Tuesday morning at the Church 0 the Immaculate Conception at Westerl
 by Rev. Thomas J. Larkin, N. s. Tn
 bride was attended by Miss Alma Beulei Omer Beulet was best man. 4 break
 fast was served at White Rock Nil , and Mrs. Gouvin left town for a weddin
 trip to Canada. Upon their return the will reside at White Beck.
 T Mir. and Mrs. Fred Collins and Mis- Elizabeth Whewell of Westerly an Harold D. Scott of Chester, Pa, hay returned from the Berkshires.
 Mrs. George Sheffield and daughter
 Miss Elizabeth, of IS West street ar , spending a week in Hope Valley Sheriff George Stanton of Norwich va a caller in Westerly Tuesday. Howard Brown of New Haven is vIsi ing in town.
 Mir and Mrs. Malcolm Trainer an l daughter Jane of Germantown, Pa. ar
 visiting Mrs. Hannah P. Trainer c
 Maple avenue.
 H, F. Sutcliffe is enjoying a weeks va !, cation at Pleasant View.
 Miss Elizabeth Mccormick is visitin - her sister. Mrs. Arthur Homelin of Gle
 Falls, N. Y.
 Mir. and Mrs. George P. Clarke f Grove avenue are entertaining Mir ], Clarence Spicer and two sons of ,Plair s field, N J.
 Ten automobiles containing member n of the New Jersey Poultry associate s passed through nere tuesday afterneo
 They are making a tour of the peultI + farms in Connecticut and Rhode Islan