Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-03
CAR ED.
Four Young Men Bound For a Swim Have Accident Beyond HarrisviIe.

G. Stanley Shaw, Leo Giraca, Jo- |sseph Giraca, Putnam; and Carl NeI- son, Pomfret: were all severely shak- when the Ford automobile in which they were driving overturned as they
 tried to pass machine ahead of
 them, and in so doing ran into a gut
 ter, causing the machine to get from
 under the control of Shaw, who was driving. The accident occurred just
 beyond Harrisville. on the road to started from Putnam for Roseland lake where ] :ey were planning a swim. As they came to Harrisville automobile was running in left but got too far out of the road and struck a curb. The Ford over UrQed and all four were thrown. Nel- son was rendered unconscious for suffered the most. Giraca had a deep gash in his forehead and his arms were a mass of bruises, while Shaw had his face and body badly bruised
 A passing automobile took the four to Putnam where Joseph Giraca Vas | given treatment by Dr. John J. Rus sell. Shaw did not see a doctor until , Thursday morning when some of his 1 bruises began to trouble him consid- | erably.
 The machine in which the four young men were drieing was owned | by Daniel B. Gilbert, School street, 1 to Roseland- The machine was con- damaged and had to be brought to Putnam by employees of 8 local garage.
 Of Water Wagon, Paid g Fine.
 Joseph Liberty, North Grosvenor- dale. was before Judge Lucius H. Full fer in Putnam city court Thursday | charged with intoxication. Liberty told the court that until Tues day night he had been working on a farm near Moosup. After getting come to this city and had taken little more than was good for him. He told the court that he had not been drunk for over two years, and le promised to find work if given his freedom Judge Fuller found him guilty and fined him g and costs of ;8.os. Liberty paid the fine, and the ;oStS were remitted. !
 First Aid Class.
 A Red Cross first aid class in charge If pr. Marguerite J. BulIard is soon hat there will be about IS in the
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 Putnam to Play Moosup
 Thomas McDermott, manager of the ! 'utnam baseball team. announced f thursday afternoon that his team will l i he Fair grounds, Putnam. This is the !, hird game of a five game series with . he team from that town to the south 7ard, and as each team has chal&ed i, romise to move rapidly in the rub e CT game Sunday. The Moosup management has announced a strong d neup, headed by Gaw, a twirler of onsiderable reputation, who Is at resent owned by Buffalo. Tn the box pr Putnam, Manager McDermott will I ave O'Brien, the pitcher who recent tI held Moosup to one scratch hit in u inc innings. Il
 Manhasset vs Dudley. Ii
 Saturday afternoon on Manhasset il cid, Putnam. the Manhasset Com n any ball team will play the Dudley ir :. A. of Dudley, Mass. a
 Regiment to Leave Soon. r, Mrs: Andrew V. Frost and daugh- T ITS, Wilhelmina and Geraldine, have d. .turned from a visit witl3 Mrs. al hon,as Chittenden in Quebec. MT. n, who was formerly of the II lculty of Putnam State Trade School. cl Id is now with the Canadian regi- sr ent of which he is a member. is q 'on to leave for the front. cl Misses Elizabeth and Harriet W mith, operators at the local tele- b, none exchange, are enjoying two 1 S, eeks' vacation. Their sister. Miss h; ary Smith, also an operator is hav- nc g a week vacation.
 Miss Marjorie Baker daughter of W r. and Mrs. George W. Baker. en- " oyed in Worcester, is having her re cation On Saturday, MT. and Mrs. he ltnam for South Hampton, L. l., here they will spend a week. On tt turning to Worcester, after her va ell t1on, Miss Baker is to enter the su ace Ice of the sCrompton-Knowles loom so