Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16

AThe report Of the chemist on the
Emund r. Dougherty death, which oc-
Cured at Boom Bridge. Sunday. has
been made by Franklin W. Strickland,
executive secretary and chemist OF food
and drug commissioners Of the state. The
report returned to Coroner John Ferg-
uson, Jr., states that no wood alcohol
was IN the liquor Dougherty used. there
fore there is no cause for an autopsy
the coroner stated and SO notified Medi-
cal Examiner NJ. II. Scanlon. The cause
of death was given as due to alcohol
ism.
The Westerly Textile Company IL to
erect an addition to the mill on Main
street which looks good for the busi-
ness situation for Westerly for the
spring. The contract has been awarded
to Nichols & Green. of New Haven and
calls for a 5-story addition to theair large
brick mill. This will provide for 5000
additional square feet floor space and
will connect the large brick and stone
mills This will go under construction
at once SO as to be completed this sum-
mer.
| The Pleasant view Bench fire dis
| trict is sending out its notices that the
I
| Merton Stott is the collector. dis
cout Of 5 per cent. Is allowed on taxes
| maid before that time and after the
! 31st interest will be charged at the rate
1 of IL per cent. per annum.
VIII Pawcatuck get the appropriation
! for the Paweatuck river. which is en-
/ braced In the appropriation bill. which
/ is 500, 900, that may be spent here,
1 The board IN It's reports has recommend
ed the expenditure of $4,000 for the
! Pawcatuck river in Rhode Island and
/ $40 900 for the Pawcatuck river in Con-
nectiout. This is needed as the river
] fills up. every wear and needs to be dredg-
ed and cleaned of all the refust which
comes down in the spring.
| The funeral Of Amos f. Frazier was
/ held at his home. No. SIS Moss street,
Wednesday afternoon at 100 o'clock,
Rev. Byron u. Hatfield, pastor Of the
Baptist church officiating. Burial was
in River Bend cemetery.
Funeral services for Edmund r. Doh
erty were held at the home OF Jaque H.
Hoxie. on the Potter Hill road Wednes-
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Burial was
| in the First Hopkinton cemetery.
DR.. Louis Tat,ow Is spending few
| days in New York.
/ MISS 0JiaTa olIOHSs WHO IDS beNI1 Soll-
fined to her home by Illness IS able TO be
out.
Arnold Ppgh. OF westhampton Beach
L. /. who has been the guest of SEN
| ator and Mrs. A. P. Datson of Park av-
| enue, has returned home
| w. w. Caldwell. of Princeton, N j.
is spending a few days In town.
BudIong post w r. a.. met in L.
| brary hall Tuesday afternoon in regu-
| lar session. At the close OF the business
meeting a social time was enjoyed.
The death of Mrs. Marguerite Corn
occurred at her home on Grant, stree'
Monday night. after a short illness. She
Is survived by son. Peter Conf, and
a daughter, Mary Conf
The Community club March 9th viii
hold meeting and social hour in the
Methodist churchr pariors- This meet
ing was to have been he'd March Goth
s. n. Davis will he the speaker.
William H Caswell. town clerk Of Mar
ragansett Pier. was visitor here Wed
nesaay afternoon.
Mrs Hannah Dunn. OF Mystic, who ha:
been the guest of Mrs Andrew Smith
OF Is Lester street, has returned home
Robert Meihle. formerly superintend
ent of the Lorraine Manufacturing Com
pany pant on Mechanic street. IS go
ing into business for himself. He nay
leased she building and property on