Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-07
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 damaged Thursday evening on the state road between Willimantic and Hartford, this side of Columbia. The mixup was probably due to the fog, which made steering a matter of chance.
 The cars crashed head-on! s. Ar mold Peckham had a heavy touring car with several passengers and was returning from the Hartford fair. The other car was owned by Joseph Van dale of Putnam, MT. Peckham's ne- phew. He was driving light coupe let with three people and were on their war to New Haven. The front of both cars were badly damaged, and the lighter car tipped over, holding it's passengers in the enclosed body. Mir. Peckham's car did not move af- ter the accident and his passengers were not even shaken up. None of the people in either car was injured. Both cars were lowed to q local gar age for repairs.
 Garage For Thread Company.
 The American Thread company is building large garage on their land opposite the Films. The building will be 100 feet long and 35 feet wide. It will be one story high and accommo- date eight slarge auto trucks. It will be constructed of tile. The company, which formerly used several pairs of horses has now disposed of all of them and replaced them with auto trucks. In addition, they run express trucks between this city and Holyoke and also to New York city
 The local exemption board has re- oeived notice that 72 of the S2 men who were sent to Camp Greenleaf, Ga, have been accepted. Four oth- CTS: Arthur Ryan, Ameen Haddad, Daid Williams of this city and Wan ton Nichols of Sterling, have been re- jected, and six others are still unac- counted for.
 Unclaimed mail at the Willimantic Lost office for the week ending Friday, Sept. 6. is addressed to the following Mrs. A. H. Brunnelle, Mrs. Annie Pendleton, Mad. Mary Lambert, w J. Fowler and the American Pad Com pany.
 Church Services Tomorrow.
 At the Christian Science services, held Sunday morning at 1O45 in the Woman's club roonds on Main street. the subject of the lesson sermon is Man. Golden text. Psalms 25:12.
 At the First Congregational church, Rev. B. A. George of Ithaca, N. Y, will preach
 At the Methodist church, Dr. Bai- ley of Yale University, a prominent temperance advocate, will preach at the morning service.
 Rev. Walter E. Lamphear, repre- senting the Connecticut Temperance Association, will speak at the Bap- tist church. Rev. MT. Carpenter will preach at the evening service. At recent meeting of the Wind Na .IC, oly chosen president of the organization There will be a public inspection of the clubs new quarters next Thurs day.
 Early Friday morning someone broke. into the lunch cart on Union street owned by Abraham Krugg Money in locked box in the cart was not touched. Lately, a local saloor and fish market nave been broker | into.
 The WillimanticNLiberty Chorus viii | take part in the demonstration al Lebanon Sunday. They will leave or Sunday morning at g o'clock by auto truck. Rehearsals are to be startIC the 2sd of this month. Limited Service Men to Leave.
 Arthur F. Squjres and Frank A Phillips will leave this morning fol ] Fort Slocum. They are limited ser | vice men and will be used to do cler. ical work for the exemption boards. | | is probable that Squires will be em. ! pioyed by the local board and Phil. lips by the Putnam board
 The funeral of Dorothy the infan daughter of Mir. and Mrs Herman Colorado of South Coventry, who diet | Thursday evening, was held Frida! afternoon at 230, Burial was in St Mary's cemetery, South Coventry.
 The funeral of Charles A. J. Schil. finger was held Friday afternoon at l o'clock at his home in Columbia, Rev | T. Newton Owen officiating. The bear. | CTS were Albert Carpenter, Danie 1 Brennan. Abbott Little and Alber Tennstidt Burial was in the Colum bia cemetery. The arrangements wert | in charge of Funeral Director J. M Shepard of this city.
 Brief Mention.
 Car numbers of automobile stacker should be reported to Town Clerk F l F. Fenton of the state councri of de l fense
 Miss Margaret Fay, of Jackson street has returned from a stay a Fairview Beach, Milford, Conn.
 Mir. and Mrs. Paul Mizra of Paw tucket are spending a few days witt Mrs. Mizras parents, Mir and Mrs Walter House of 762 Main street Miss Mary Wellwood leaves toda, for two weeks sta yin Boston wit relatives.
 pr. and Mrs. H. L. Rotblatt an family of Boston are spending tn Jewish holidays with relatives in thi city.