Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-30
WILLIMANTIC

district ?. c. c. Case; district 3, C. C. Case; district {, Mrs. Ford; district 5,
 Frank H. Foss; district G. Louis A. Arnold: district ', Mrs. F. E. Tracy;
 district S. Miss H. A. ,Taber; district
 g. C. w Moves; district 10, Mrs.
 Stearns; district II, l.. A. Howard;
 district 12 K N. HilhouSe;e district 13, Charles W. Hill; district 14 Har-
 old l. Phillips; district Is. Raymond
 Smith, district Is. George spencer
 IT and IS. A. c. Roux, R. c. Rose and
 Emil Despiancke; district 19, MT. Fol
 lett;N district 20, Andrew Agozalek;
 district 21 Raymond Harris; district
 22, Mrs H. c. Lathrop; district 23,
 A Dodge sedan owned by William A
 Arnold and driven by his wife figured
 in an accident about 6.30 Monday af-
 ternoon when in trying to make a turn
 to avoid being struck by the South
 Coventry trolley the engine stalled,
 leaving the car in such position that the trolley in passing struck the right
 front guard. damaging it to some
 extent, but doing no further damage
 to the car or its occupants.
 Mrs. Arnold was driving to the rail- road station to- meet her husband. who is a lawyer having his office in Hart
 ford. and had turned out of North street to run down Main to Railroad street. When about half way across the street she noticed the trolley which was coming down the hill upon it's re- turn trip from South Coventry. She immediately turned abruptly to the left, hitting the silent policeman sta toned al the intersection of the two roads and dra gging it along with her. She would have averted the accident successfully but the motor of the car stalled. leaving the right front mud guard too near the track. The motor man the car near the track and tried to stop his car before the two came together, but the grade was too much and the trolley did mot stop until the auto had been struck
 Besides Mrs Arnold, there were two children in the auto but all escaped without a scratch The auto was driven to the curb and the trolley con tinaed on it's way and as the auto suf- fered only a bent fnudguard Mrs Ar nold continued on her way to the sta tion.
 The Clerks association, with about 4e present, met at the Choral clubs | rooms in the Loomer opera house block Monday night. President N. A. Daniels presiding Routine business was transacted It was announced that | the owners of grocery stores through 1 out the city had agreed to cooperate 1 with the other stores and close their 1 places of business Friday evenings be- l ginning Oct g.. Several new app1ica ] ttons for membership were voted upon | a al the next meeting Of the clerks to be | held on the evening of the last Monday l of October. After the meeting came i 10 a close the members enjoyed a so- 1 rial hour
 Frank Lynch of this city will appear before the police court this morning to | answer 10 2 charge of assault. The af- ar took place on the morning of Sept .@- when Lynch. who was walking lown Temple street. struck a Coven- Tn. man ~1o was standing near the ecse of the sidewalk working on his motorcycle The struck swore ont !, | warrant for Lyneh's arrest and the mo- ice made the arrest Monday night
 ,ynch was taken to the police sta ton. ] payment of s2s bond
 Monday one of the South Coventry ,ars left the tracks a the end of the inc near Lake Wangambaug and a 1 " lliIma ntic Norwich trolley ear truck and killed COW at Beckwith's -rossing near South Windham. Tbet irst accident occurred at 5.45 o'clock n the morning and made eit necessary G send out a n extra car to carry pas engers. the car making the first trip | T II o'clock Commuters arrived in ms city in auto -busses. The north 'ound car due at Main street terrnf- lai at sos o'clock ran over a six -ear-old Jersey heifer beionsing to F. D Beckwith Of South Windham and di 9Ii' HS fnOtDTIndn Cld1m 1 T that the fcg was dense that he lid nof see the animal. Trolley ser ice on this line was abandoned until o'elock when the car that had been eraiied in the accident was put back m the tracks l
 The librarian. Mrs. B. B. RiegIe.nan, nd her assistant. Mrs Ruth Terry, nave received the list of books to be lsed by the students at Windham High school in connection with outside eading in the English course. The york of sorting these books and list ns them for use by the students is 'eing done and within the next week