Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-02
non. and crashed into string of coal cars, demolishing the entire outfit.
 Field Day Prouramnre at Park.

| NO0sA cars, demolishing the entire outfit.
 Field Day Programme at Park. The only public event in Whitman tic today, Labor Day, will be the outing and field day at Recreation Park
 The outing will open at two o'clock in the afternoon with an athletic meet The events are divided into classes for men, women. boys, girls, and chil- dren under 12. These events are open to all, and prizes will be given the winners. At 3.36, or atsthe close of the meet, there will be a baseball game between the Sodom Stars of this city and the Taftville team. In the even ing thlre will be a band concert and a war rally with two speakers. Timcthy Crowley pleaded guilty before the city court Saturday morn ing to violation of the traffic rules by driving to the right of the silent po- | liceman at the corner of Church and Main streets. He was fined $2 and costs, amounting to sS.6O which he paid. ..s .tt
 Eddie Fay pleaded guilty to breach of the peace. through his attorney, Thomas J. Kelley. The breach of the peace consisted in Fay throwing his
 
 was fined s5 and costs. amounting to $14.60, which he paid.
 Death of Mrs. Annie Abertine Avery,
 Mrs ANn:e A. Avery, 49, a former resident of this city. died at New Bed ford, Mass, Saturday morning. She was born in Hanover, June 12, 1869 the daughter of Ernest L. and Annie Cockell Albertine. Most of her life in, If fho c+o Ia and up to about ten years ago, she resided in Willimantic She is surviv- ed by her husband, a sister, Mrs. Ma rion McDougall of Mappa, Calif., and brother Edward B. ATbertine of 1 Fairhaven. Mass.
 Rev c. Harley Smith and family | left this morning on their vacation which is to last three weeks. They will visit with friends in New London l where Mir. Smith preached before 1 tGming to this city, and after going to Providence, R. l.. they will spend the rest of their time at their cottage on Cape Cod. During Rev. Mi. Smiths absence, the pulpit will be supplied | Next Sunday, Rev. MT. Bailey vii preach under the auspices of the Con- necticut Temperance association, and l September 23, Rev. G. G. Scrivener o1 Norwich will occupy the pulpit. Brief Mention. Miss Anna Dubay of Lawrence Mass, is visiting MT. and Mrs. Will jam P Dineen of Windham road. Willimantic soldiers and sailors home over Sunday included Raymond Parker Omer Paulhus, Raymond Foy Clayton Taylor. Edward Foran, E. V Rowan John Moriarty. Charles Win gertson.
 Robert Fitzpatrick of Stafford Springs nas been spending a few days ! with Mir. and Mrs. Arthur J, Squires of Union street.
 John Howie, who drove an automo- [ bile truck from the factory in Lans- l ing, Mich. arrived in this city Sat | urday.
 | Frank Carroll of Elm street was ar rested on complaint of his wife, Sat urday evening on charges of intox- ication and breach of the peace. l Daniel Guinee of Plaintield, N J. and Miss Annie Guinee of Cambridge Mass, who have been spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. Edward Foley have returned to their homes Mis-: Guinee is a teacher in Boston. .< | MT. and ITS. Robert c. White have returned home after spending thu week end with Mir. and Mrs. Arthu Lafeur of Main street.
 Dr. and Mrs Robert C. White hay, returned from a visit to Maine. wher, the doctor remained while recoverin; from recent operation for appendi citis.
 Francis Loveland, eight years old was run into by one of the Hartfort tautomobile iitneys, Saturday afternoon at 3.45, on Main street, near the pos office, and his leg was broken near tn, hip.
 According to an eye witness, botl parties were little to blame Thi person says that just before the ac cident, two boys. including Loveland started to cross the street. The frs boy reached the other side, but Love land was in the middle Of the righ hand side of the street, when the it ney, bound for Railroad street, rai into him. The driver of the ca lodged the first boy, and evidentl,
 thought there was no other He wa
 taken to St. Josephs hospital wher
 he is now receiving attention. Tn
 injured boy is the son of MT. and Mrs
 O. s. Loveland of 66 Windham street
 The driver of the car was Benjamin
 Apler of Hartford.
 A benefit dance and concert for tn
 Russian Orthodox church of this cit
 was given at Labor Union haN Sat
 urday evening. There was a goo
 sized crowd in attendance, and musi
 was furnished by an orchestra com
 posed of members of the church. Ar
 engagements were in charge Of Thoma
 Lucas who was chairman of the com mittee.
 The funeral of Helen, the infan
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. K, Gun ny, who died Friday afternoon of tu bercular meningitis, was held Satur
 day afternoon at 1.30 at the home c
 her parents at 3S Jackson place. Bur
 ial was in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 City water department men repaire
 the leak in the city water main nea
 the pumping station Sunday. Tn
 pumps were shut off during that tim,
 but the city was supplied with wate
 from the reservoir.