Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-22


 Coroner Arthur G. Bill of Danielsori will come here this morning to open, at the superior court, an inquest reia ! was killed when struck by an auto mobile while he was walking along the highway near Attawaugan a week ago last Saturday night.
 A majority of the witnesses that have been summoned will come here from the Grosvenerdaies. These men were passengers in cars of a group of four that were en route from Moosup, where the men had been attending a fraternal order gathering, to their homes and were passing through Att tawaugar just before midnight It is known that at least one of the cars in the string ran over O'Neiis body as it lay in the road. but Cero- ner Bill will probe deeper to ascer- tain. if possible. if 0.Neil's death was due to being struck by one of these group of machines.
 Several of the men who were in the cars have been interviewed by the au- thorities relative to the affair and it is understood have made sarne adnis- sions that are of interest.
 It is not charged that, the men ir those cars were not deporting them selves as they should when they pass, ed through Attawaugan, for all of the evidence that has been obtained in tho case tends to indicate that they were in full control of themselves and theil acts.
 Automobiles Collide. Out on Killingly avenue Saturda, afternoon, not distant from. the resi-, dence of David Clark. two light tour, 1 inc eIxaH o -la 1 for the minute threatened serious in. 1 jury to several persons.
 l. The ears were driven by John Fitz Fgerald of the town of Brooklyn ant
 Ray Smith of Baliouville The car met almost head-on and Smith switched about, slowed around ans headed into the embankment. Tn 1 tangle had not been strengthened ou
 when a motorcycle swept along an, | crashed into one of the machines. Thi machine was numbered Conn, 1901. an, is owned by a young man resident il Goodyear, whose name had not bee
 obtained up to Sunday by the officials hut who will have an opportunity t do some explaining in the very nea future
 l Passengers in the cars escaped with 1 out serious injury. although all wer
 shaken up and some received -sligh
 bruises and cuts.
 Deputy Automobile Inspector Ralp c. Young visited the wreck and inter viewed the parties that were concern
 ed in it.
 ! Government Inspection of Records
 An inspection of the records of tn local exemption board was made 0
 Saturday morning by a governner ) inspector who is touring the state fe l that purpose. The inspector reviewe ! all of the records of the board an found them kept in accordance wit } the instructions that have been, lai down in the seleetiye service act. l Must Work to Secure Bond Quota II While Liberty bond sale totals we, not definitely known in this section : the close of the weeks business. it ar , peared quite certain that tremendous 1 ly active work must continue hel during the present week in order ths the town of Putnam may reach up 1 ], It's apportionment before the close F the loan on May 4. In other towns
 the district good work that has bee
 conducted is being continued even i } towns where the apportionment hl
 heen met. This is particularly true i v Pemfret where a drive is on to doub t the towns apportionment.