Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-03

tober. At that time he was driving car which struck and killed Rolande Gaulin 5, on Jackson street in this city. He was held crininally respon- sible by the county coroner and was tried before the superior court on a | charge of manslaughter, but the case was nolled because of insufficient evil dence.
 | The Thread City Fife and Drum | corps gave a street parade in this city | l Saturday night, after which they went | to South Coventry, where they enjoy l | ed a fine supper served by the Ladies | | Aid society of the Methodist church. | A short parade was also given in that l | town. Local people commented upon | the appearance of the drum corps |
 some saying that it was the best and !
 ''noisiest" that ever paraded the local | | streets. | Private Henry BIanehette of the | 1d4th NJ. o. E. V. of the U. $. A, a | former and well known local jitney driver, has recently been heard from
 as in France and in good health. He expects to be home soon and will re- ;
 turn to the jitney game as before
 Henry White, ss, died Saturday night at his home at Mount Hope, in
 the town of Mansfield. He was born May 3d, 1881, and was 8 respected citi-
  home there for the past 54 years. He
 was the son of Jeremiah , and Alice {! Utley White and a Civil war veteran,
 a member of Company D, 2tst infant ny, Conn. Vols. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. George A. Walker, a grandson Arthur Burdick, and num-
 Der of nieces and nephews. Many friends and acquaintances will be grieved to hear of his death.
 \ s..>,:ou~ k{.r,, -H were held from her home, SC Lebanon avenue, in this city, Sunday afternoon at 230 o'clock. There was a large attendance of relatives and friends. A
 delegation from the Ladies of the Maccabees attended in g. body. Rev. lC. Harley Smith oficiated. There
 were beautiful floral forms. A odar-
 tette, Mrs. Charles Beebe, Grace Ja-
 cobs, Charles Jordan and Edwin Cross, sang at the services. The bearers
 were Eugene B. Lewis, Eugene Hall,
 Isaac Rathbun and Jason Rathbun, all
 relatives of the deceased. Burial was in Willimantic cemetery. Jay M. Shep , herd had charge of the arrangements. An automobile accident in which no
 one was injured happened Sunday af- ternoon on one of the curves in the state road between South Wmdham , and Williams Crossing. It was stated that two touring cars, one of them a Dodge Bros, carrying Connecticut li- cense number 87327, and another larger car. make and license number not ascertained, tried to pass each ; other on a curve in. the road. \ case o froad hogging developed ol the part ; of the larger car, with the result that the Dodge car was forced to run up
 the bank at the side of the road, l badly sprung front axle, and front left t wheel badly dished and one mudguard bent, resulting from the accident , Names of the owners of the cars were , not learned. Both cars were headed } toward Norwich when the accid ent
 happened. The larger touring car had I four or five people in it and kept on , it's way. those in it apparently not awale Cf what had happened to the
 L'odge Col the only occupaE1 of which , Wa; the driver.
 Large gregations attended the vlrinIls churches in this city Sunday.
 Mrs John G. Bill of North street fsft 1wn Saturday for two weeks
 visit with her daughter. Mrs. Alma Bullock of Cambridge, Mass.
 The body of Mrs. Lizzie A. Morse was brought to this city Saturday from Hartford for burial. The de- ceased was former resident of this city. Burial was in the Willimantic cemetery, ItSN. IT. io- 1cNTedQN con- ducting a comm;ttal service at the grave. Relatives and friends accom- panied the body to this city.
 The 4.45 trolley car from Norwich due hero at D. m.. ran off the track Gs the car was passing under the rail road bridge near the Thread company plant Sunday. There was some delay in getting the forward truck back on tho rails, owing to the position the ear was in when the front wheels left the iron, but traffic was not interfered with ard the regular schedule was maintained.
 Frank CivaIero was arrested by the local police Saturday night for being drunk. On Sunday two more arrests were made. Herbert Rathbun and Mi chael I.adda. local men. were arrested for breach of peace and drunkenness. The last two are out on bonds. The s cases of all three will come before the court this (Monday) morning. At St. PauPs Episcopal church Sun day, the usual morning services were 2 held at 10.30 with litany and holy 4 communion, the latter being admin q istered by the rector, Rev. ". F. Bor- a chert. On Ash Wednesday of this ! week there will be two services at this s church, morning at 10 o'clock and in B the evening at 1.30. when a sermon will be delivered by Rev. F. H. Bige- \ low of Pomfret.
 In connection with the morning ser