Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-07
IN AUTO COLLISION.
Members of eodreau Family and Frank Larose of Moosup Badly In- jured,

Providence papers of Tuesday morn ing carried a feature story of an au- tomobfle smash that occurred about o'clock Monday afternoon on the Boston Neck road, leading from Mar ragansett Pier, and in which three Danielson people-Nes Godreau, Emil Godreau, and their sister, Marion Godreau, all of Dyer street-were in- jured while riding in the car of their relative by marriage, Frank Larose of MooSup.
 According to the printed reports of the accident, Larose was driving the car up from the Pier to Riverpoint to meet friend, Joseph Lavallee of Dan ielson, who was coming down to spend a vacation with the Laroses at their place on NarTagansett bay. Larose was driving his machine along behind another Jar, both travelling at a good clip, when he decided that he wanted to get by. Swinging his wheel lover he turned his machine out to the left and speeded head on into another touring car coming in the opposite di- rection. The collision wrecked both machines and so cut, bruised and oth- erwise injured the occupants of them that three persons were painfully in jured and four others were given mul-
 
 Mir. Larose was badly cut about the head and face. Emil Godreau, his brothers -in-law, sustained a long deep cut on the left thigh and numerous cuts and bruises on the body. Marion Godreau and Nestor Godreau. who were spending their vacations with MT. and Mrs. Larose, were badly cut and bruised.
 The impact of the machines was ter rife. A young woman who was riding in the machine into which the one owned by Larose crashed was hurled through the windshield, and was so badly injured that she had to be taken l to a Providence hospital Relatives of the local people injured heard nothing ] of the accident until Tuesday morning, when they became much perturbed. l MT. LaTose, who owns a drug store in | Moosup, was formerly in business in DanielsOn.
 Emil Godreau Seriously Iniured.
 From Moosup Tuesday evening it was learned that Emil Godreau of Danielson was most seriously injured of any of the local passengers in the automobile accident Monday near Mar the other people from Danielson are |
 Mail Unclaimed.
 Letters addressed to the following are unclaimed at the Danielson post office this week: Henry Peto, Joseph Riley, Geny Razouk, J. A. Rillard Miss Eva Warren.
 Firemen's Delegates.
 John Jaegar has been appointed del egate and Anadee Bernier alternate from Minnetexit hose company, No. to the State Firemen's association con vention, which meets in New London this month.
 Heard and Seen. Herbert J. Barnett, who has beer employed by Charles Pellett, has re- signed to go into the same line of bus mess for himself
 Frank Gallup, fireman at the Con- necticut company's power house, is spending his vacation with relatives 1T Ekonk.
 Rev. and Mrs. Clarence H. Barber will spend a part of their vacation 1T September at their cottage at West. brook, when they will have their three sons with them.
 Kindergarten Resigns.
 The monthly meeting of the tow1 l SCnOOl cOmn1Lle6 was n6lQ Iue5Qal afternoon. The resignation of Mis-. Marion Luscomb. who taught thr kindergarten in the Danielson graded school last year, was announced. Tn, matter of filling the vacancy was lief with the teachers committed
 Miss Edith Fuller has been elected to teach the school at East Killingl, during the coming year.
 The members of the board voted tha 1t be recommended to the selectmel that the old and unused schoolhous at Mashentuck be sold. as the struc ture is rapidly falling into decay. Som of the other district school house have been disposed of by the select men since the consolidation of tn schools of the town.
 The bids for the transportation O school children were received an contracts awarded.