Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-21

Governor Wilson to Speak For Red
 Cross Benefit.
 Miss Margaret Roode of Moosup has returned home after spending a week here with Miss Margaret Hampstead.
 Whist < and Dance.
 Saturday evening at Krauss, hall whist party and dance was held under the auspices of Court St. Jean. A. c. A.. No. 299. The first prize for the women was won by Mrs. Anna Co., dere; the consolation award went to Miss Genette Cotnoir The first prize for the men was won by Joseph Cou- chon and the consolation was given Jerry Chabotte. Dancing followed the whist.
 Miss Alice Gronan has returned to her home in New York, after spending a few days here with MT. and Mrs. Eugene Gronan.
 Injured in Motorcycle Accident.
 While rounding a corner in Central Village Saturday afternoon, MT. and Mrs. Frank Wood were seriously in- Jured when the motorcycle, which he was riding and the sidecar, with Mrs. Wood and her two young children, overturned and crashed into a tree All the occupants of the car were thrown out the two children escap- ing with few scratches. Mrs. Wood received severe and painful injuries about the legs and her collarbone was broken. Mir. Wood was most serious ly injured, receiving two broken ribs and many painful cuts about the face
 and arms. They are resting comfort ably at their home here The ma- chine was badly damaged
 Knocked Down by Cycle.
 Alfred Pratt, while returning home from church Sunday, was struck by a motorcycle while coming across the street at the top of Postoffice Hill. He had just stepped off the street when the motorcycle came around the cor ner. MT. Pratt endeavored to get out of the way of the oneoming machine, but the driver steered his machine in the same direction, striking Pratt, knocking him down. MT. Pratt jump up and the driver of the motorcycle, thinking he had hurt the young man, slowed up, but on seeing MT. Pratt get up, speeded away. No one who was in the vicinity secured a description of the motorcyclist Mir. Pratt re- ceived many painful scratches about the body. and his clothing was torn 1 in shreds.
 Horse Dashes Into Automobile. Sunday afternoon on the main highway. opposite St. Pauls Episco- pal church, a horse, owned and driven l by Harry Green, ran away. The horse jumped into an automobile, which was stopped on the roadside, damaging it 1 considerably The bumper on the machine was broken off. and the head lights and windshield broken The horse received deep cuts about the l legs. The machine bore a Connecticut 1 license Wilfred c. Provost was a visitor in Providence Sunday.
 | Joseph Vaillaincourt has moved from the Babcock building to the Rol- land block.
 For Red Cross Benefit. Lieutenant Governor Clifford B l Wilson will speak this Friday even 1 ing, for the benefit of the local Rec Cross chapter. The M. M. girls an6 Glee club are to present The Little Savage, a comedy in three acts fol the benefit of the Red Cross on that evening.
 News From France.
 Joseph Cornoyer, member of Bat D, 56th Regiment. now in France writes home that he is in training anC that he, with the rest of the loca boys in that company, are in the bes of health. He states that they art near large city and the boys ar' given passes each evening. He als' | writes that he is dying for, want 0 smokes.
 Word has been received by MT. ant
 Mrs. Jerry Jarvis from their son, Ar thur Jarvis, 18th Field Art. Bat. F that he is expecting to sail oversea
 soon. He is now at Hoboken. H
 was formerly stationed at Cam Green, N. c.
 Red Cross Committees.
 The chairman of the committee fe the Red Cross drive is Fred Lyncl
 The captains and helpers are: Mrs. John Nolan, captain; solicitor: Misses Helen McAvoy, Jennie Boula!
 Annie Alexander, Florida Barry, Vic toria Derosia, Agnes Nolan, Edit Dawley, Lillian Beaulac, Amelia Pechi' Thelma Lynch. Rosabella Lavign Grace Martin.
 Mrs. Paul Peltier, captain; solicitor ! Misses Laura Lamothe, Loretta Pali , ser. Carrie Gardiner, Anton1a Heroer Annie Hutchinson, Lena Mitchell, Rut : Higgenbotham, Lillie Marshall. Mrs. w H. Cantwell, captain; SC
 licitors, Misses Loretta Bergeron, Au
 gusta Krauss, Pauline Peltier, Viol , Marshall, Mrs. Annie Provost. l Mrs. J. D. Hull, captain; solicitor Mrs. Bessie Swanson, Misses There's l Sullivan, Mabel Cardinal, Mary HamI 8 ton.
 !. Mrs A. H. Mathewson, captain: SC g licitors. Mrs. Ruth Mathewson, MT l Rhoda Kingsley. Misses Helen Gallu < Evelyn Hall, Emily Hopkins. l, Mrs. G. c. Dean, captain solicitor
 Mrs. Howard Davis, Mrs. T. E. Gree
 Mrs. P. W. Lewis captain: solicitor Misses Marion Weeks Evelyn Hue
 son. Helen Ashley. May Lewis.
 United for the Cause.