Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-28
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Norfolk-Word has reached here of the death in MeFose. Scotland of Mrs. Elizabeth Hedden ssewton. wife of Par ker Newton, the artist.
 Now Britain.zThe police were notified by Bennie Cutler of g Oak street that an automobile rear end was stolen from his garage The police are investigating.
 sheIton.-In the city court four tres passers on railroad property were fined $10 and costs, but the fines were remit ted except the. actual cost of $4.40 each.
 oakvilIe.-Word has been received from Elton A Pope, a wireless operator upon the s. s. Steel Navigator. that he is on his way to Liverpool and London. England.
 Miiford.-William F. Assam. former president and treasurer of the Askan Rubber company of Milford, died at his home on Cherry street after an illness of only few hours
 Avon.-At St. Anne's church Miss Dorothy Manion. only daughter Of MT and Mrs. William G. Manion of Mountain Vie wavenue, became the bride of Joseph Muldoon of East Hartford.
 New Hayen.--Miss Grace Bourne of New Haven, who is a student at Vassar college. was one of a group of Vassar students who worked in Newfoundland this year with Dr. Grenfel's mission :. Portland.-Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lown's home on Waverly avenue was the scene of an attractive house dance when fifteen couples enjoyed the occasion. The home was decorated with roses and ferns. Windsor L,eeks-Oh Ohicers have been elected by the Masonic club for the year as follows: President, Earl E. Derning !; vice president, William J. McCutcheon secretary Herbert IL Griswold.
 Maxibofough.-Mr. and Mrs. Delano J. ! Robinson for moro than 70 years resi- dents of this town, both of whom are nearing the, age of 30 years, had their first ride in an automobile a day or two ago. s-.F
 Thomast0n.--Fifty members of the Al- tar society. of St. Thomas church enjoyed bancuet in the hall near the church. Rev. Father Walsh and his assistant, Rev. James Cook. both addressed the i gathering
 Meriden.-Ni Mrs. Frances Emilia Tryou Wilcox, Ss. widow of Edmund N. Wilcox, died after long illnees.a She is sur l vived by two daughters, five sons, eleven grandchildren, a great grandson and two i half brothers.
 saybrOck Upwards of 75 democratic workers from all over Middlesex county | gathered at the Pease house at Saybrooi Point to formulate plans for, the coming
 election and in. addition organized q 1 democratic club.
 West Hartford.--J. Fred Talcott O New York. formerly of Elmwood, hal presented the town of West Hartford Z
 check for $1.ooo to provide furnishing, for the library of the nevA James Talcott
 school in Elmwood.
 1 Now Britain. - John Skibo, BroaS
 street cobbler. was fined S200 and cost
 on one count and fined $50 and costs anC
 sentenced to 30 days tn jail on a secont
 count for violation ok the licupr laws
 The jail sentence was euspended.
 TorrinEton.-Sheridan Knight. who dis
 appeared about four months ago, afte
 closing his stere ia Winsted, has return
 cd to his home on North Main street A the time he left MT. Knight made no ex planation as to wheres he intended to a
 Middletown.--James H Stebbins, ], 1 pubNc service driver, reported to tn police that while driving car in Sum
 m@ street Rose Saraceno, years old
 ran in front of his car. The girl va
 knocked down. Mr.. Stebbins took th 2 child to the Middlesex hospital