Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-30

Dr. s. H. Holmes was one of a party bound for Rocky Point Sunday by automobile. When approaching Greene, R. l., a crowd was seen in the road, with people much excited. The doc tors machine speeded up and reaching the spot found Ford automobile turn ed upon it's side and two women lying beside the road The accident. a. col lision with big touring car, had just occurred. The doctor proved his iden- tity and profession by his card and proceeded to get busy and rendered valuable first aid to the injured Wom- en. There were two men and a small baby in the wrecked car. The baby was the only one to escape injury it didn't even cry. The man in the touring car gave up a trip to New London and carried the injured people to doctors and later to their homes in another part of the state.
 Norwich Junk Car Damages Automo-
 bile.
 Fred Kinney's automobile was stand ing on the state road in Postoff1ce square Monday forenoon. A south bound junk car, believed to be from Norwich, ran into the rear end, doing damages that it will take several dol lars to repair. The road was clear and no vehicle was in sight. The driver of the junk team, evidently a blind man, beat it without ceremony
 Visited in Lisbon.
 Harry T. Wilcox of the Wheat Ex- port Go. Produce Exchange building, New York. with his. daughter Dorothy, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and K nf T feI14 AH Wilcox and his family are at Groton Long Point. Their home is in East Orange, N. J.
 Miss Alice A. Brown was the week end guest of Miss Kelley of Dayville. Jerry Sullivan of Taunton is visiting relatives on East Main street. MT Sullivan, formerly of Jewett City, has been away 32 years.
 Eiehty-seyen Babies Examined.
 Eighty-seven babies were examined at the schoolhouse Monday. Miss l Alice DriScoll was thez nurse in at physician. The clerical force included Misses Jean Burleson, Anita Raymond Edith Butts, Alice Barnett and Rosan- | na DesJardins. Today is the last day l for the examinations.
 One Student Nurse Volunteers.
 Miss Elizabeth Dealy. the chairman | of the towns committee of the Wom ans council of defense, is ready tc give all information regarding the en- 1 listment in the student nurse reserve l The age limit is between 19 and 95 1 She has already had one applicant
 Caught Big Bass. George Brown, an expert fisherman proved his skill Saturday when he | landed two black bass from Ashland pond. They weighed 1-2 and l.: pounds, respectively.
 GIasgo Babies to Be Weighed.
 There will be a clinic for the ex- animation of children under , years 1 of age in~ Union hall, Glasgo ,Wednes- l day from~2 to D. m. Miss Dealy, pr G. H. Jennings, nurse and a clerica force will be in attendance. | Memorial Tribute. i Borough friends have received ar artistically prepared memorial to Will. liam H. Tanning, grandnephew O David Hale Tanning, of Worcester, al affectionate tribute in verse by Fred, eriek W. Emerson. The memoria folder bears fine photograph of MT Tanning.
 Personal Items.
 Miss Isabelle Noodle has been ap. 1 pointed industrial nurse for the Law. ton Mills corporation, Plainfield.
 Mrs. John Gagnon of New London spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs Victoria L'Heureux.
 l Eugene Tanning of Newton, Mass called on friends in town Monday. MT Tanning is the son of Henry Fannine and is native of Griswold.