Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
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Ameed Haddad, winimantic.
 1918 men: Wilfred Riquier, Willi- mantle. Wilfred Bernier, East Brook lyn. Willard S. Warrender. Bingham's Bridge. Louis s. Eiylie. Wiilimantic Louis J. Shea, Willimantics Donat Bernier, Willimantic. Charles Swis- ton. Willimantic.. Elphege LaTour, of Moosup. Fred " Thornberg, Willi- mantle. Ho1'er l., Dean. Central Vil- lage. Phillip Moore, Wiliimanttc. AL bert s. Paatt, Pomfret Center. Oscar L. Keith, Willimantic. Arthur J. Ben oft. Wauregan. Arthur H. Ryan, Will limantic. Lester H. Blish, Williman- tic. Frederick R. BoIduk. NS<Ih Wind ham. Ralph W. Neff, Willimantic. Aus tin J. Coughlin, Moosup. Florlen Car rier, Woonsocket. R. I. James P. Flynn. Willimantic. Harry Lutzker, Willimantic. William J. Rathbun, Willimantic. Charles Hanson. Willi- mantle Wanton A. Nicholas, Sterling. Valmore Potvin, Moosup. Joseph M. Beausoliel, Moosup. Joseph Godchild, tic. Henry Van Haverbeke, Williman- tic. Laurion M. Gaudreau, Brooklyn. Joseph F. Arnold, Pomfret. Frank V. Chamberlain, South Wlndham. Harry E. Adams, Windham.
 Alternates: Nag oleon St. Peter Will limantic. Daniel A. McDougall, Moos- up. James W. Maher, Ponfret Gen. ter Morris H. Lavine, W1llimantic. Louis l.. Eithier, Willimbantic.
 All of these men will go with the ex- ception of Harry Lutzker, who was rejected in the examination. and James ". Maher, an alternate, who was not needed.
 Traffic on the Central Vermont railroad was tied up Monday forenoon, and on the New Haven railroad there was some Confusion when two freight trains made a rear end collision in the local New Haven yard. about oppo- site the Canoe club. Both were ex- press freights but the first one, a small one bound for Worcester was stopped, and the second one, a large one. with two engines on front, was going slowly. Fortunately there was no one in the caboose of the first freight, which was lifted up by the collision, and spread across parts of three trackS blocking the one Central Vermont track. Tn front of the ca boose was a box car containing $25. | 900 worth of leather. This car was 1 smashed to kindling wood, and the trucks from both cars piled in heap The accident happened about 11.1F and a. wrecking train arrived from | East Hartford about 1.30. In half ar | hour the Central Vermont track had been cleared. and the passenger train l duo here at 11.45 started again for | Ftllimantic. The passengers had been transferred to a two car special
 In the police court Monday morn. ing, George Aswaf was found guilty of assaulting David Williams and fined l SIS and costs, amounting to $25.50 which he paid. Witnesses for the pros ecution said that they saw Askaf TUT | after Williams and beat him, while Askaf said that Williams hit him first | Judge FosS stated that the next of fense of this kind would net a jaf sentence. There will probably be nc more. as Williams leaves for CamI Greenleaf, 1000 miles off. th:s morn. ing.
 Michael Eddington of Pomfre pleaded guilty to reckless driving. HI ran over the silent cop on Lincolr square. Sunday evening. As he haC settled for the damage, his case wa! nolled on payment of costs, whicl were $4.6o.
 WilIirsntic Winners.
 Mir and Mrs Ramsey Wallace 0 New York city are visiting with Mrs Il WGllace's mother. Mrs. Esther Don derO. of this city Mr Wallace is a vel known moving picture actor, and on of his pictures. Woman and the Law was recently s,fown in this city All Thrift and War Savings Stamp pledges for the month of Angus should be redeemed today. The loca stamp officials have made arrange ments to care for the extra sale which are expected.
 The twenty mile Borax team is t remain in this city at least ten days They have a hard and long trip be fore them, and plan to rest the mel and the animals. The outfit is campe' on Windham Field while the animal have been turned loose in a field. Albert Lussier was presented with wrist watch and two cartons of cig arettes at the home of OdiIlon Du | chesueau, Sunday evening by part of his friends. Lussier Is in the nav and was home on furlough.
 l Of the thfrty-one men who regis tered in this district. Saturday, al except five are citizens. There is on cOlored Hlan. Twenty registered in thi city and eleven in Moosup.
 The Calvary Baptist church will hol the annual Sunday School picnic a Recr's ton Park, Thursday. Tn tn evening, a reception will be given t the pastor of the church. Rev. Grim
 stead who has accepted call by.
 New London church.
 Within a month probably an of tn members of cid Company L of this cit
 now in the service will'be on the othe side. for those who have been trans
 ferred to the 5Sth Pioneer infantr! 3, of South Carolina, have been told tha
 they will probably leave within thre
 weeks.
 L. c. Gerry. who attended the photo
 graphs convention in Springfield
 last week, was selected to reply to tn
 address of welcome, which was de . livered by a prominent member of tn
 Springfield Chamber of Commerce. T0+n rl