Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-15

| Ef12l S21S WHICH SGiiS TOT @0G. ! overseas for II months and during ! that time wrote regularly to his fam coming home. A few days before his discharge he sent home his barracks 1 bag. Nothing has been seen or heard i of him since that time.
 l A Ford automobile was wrecked Saturday evening near Phelps Cross 1 ing when it left the road and ran across the ditch into the fence. There were people from Worcester in the car l but their names were not given out The driver was somewhat cut up 1 about the face and hands with flying | glass but otherwise no one was in- | jured. The machine was left beside the road over night. and when the garage wrecking crew reached it Sun 1 day morning there was not much left except the chassis and engine. Top. | speedonaeter, clock and cushions had all been taken.
 | Charles E. Smith of North Windham has received q letter from the ad- jutant of the Seventh U. s. engineers telling of his sons grave in France and enclosing picture of the grave a it was marked byNcomra des. Smith was killed last October in the Argonne drive and is buried within Is miles of Ferdua.
 A New Britain correspondent writes that Chief Rawlings of the police de- partment communicated Sunday with the Hartford and Willirnantic authori- Ii, 5 in an attempt to learn the iden- tity of the negro girl who, is held at the police headquarters for safe keep ing. The girl is about 1s years old and was put off a train at the New Britain railroad station Saturday night for re- fusing to pay her fare. Officer Will liam O'Mara took her to the police station, where she refused to tell her name or anything about her except that she was in Willina ntic Saturday. She put up a strenuous fight when the police went to search her and was subdued with trouble. In her fist was s35 rolled tightly and this money, the police believe. was stolen. Sunday she said she lived in Hartford. but would say nothing more. The Hartford and Wiliirnantic police could shed no light on the matter,
 special meeting of Company B, Third regin ent. Connecticut State guard, was held at the arnory Mon day evening and the coming state guard camp at Mantle was discussed. The Third regiment. Of: which the lo-I cal company is part. is to go into camp from July 19 to p. inclusive The state allows travel expenses and feeds the men, but does not pay them. About 200 men was set the quota for the regiment. which means 15 to 20 men to a company. However. there were s4 volunteers for the camp at the meeting Monday night. and Capt. Frank F. Fenton was Of the opinion that they all would be permitted to paiiies are likely to fall short of their quota.
 captain Fenton and Lieut.. eJremiah Mccarthy are 10 attend the camp. The two buglers of the company and 21 privates also signifed their desire to attend. In addition to these. the fol- lowing non-c commissioned officers will so to camp: First Sergeant Conant, Supply Sergeant Smith. Sergeants Cady. Jacobs and Luton. Corporals Fanlhus. Couchon. Dumars and Dain- ton All the men will take the equip nent of a private soldier, for that will be the rank of officers and men alike during the camp. It was voted to have 1 the local men leave the armory at 1 o'clock on the 18th and to hire motor 1 trucks to take them and theier equip I ment to the camp. They expect to make the trip in ple"+y of time to re- 1 port at 4. as their orders direct.
 Briefs.
 H. H. Sullivan o. Bridgeport was a l visitor in Willimantic Sunday. i
 Hector Blanchard of Baltic was the . guest of. friends here on Sunday.
 Frank F. Custard. assistant secre- i tary at, the NJ. C. A. spent the day a ashe boys camp at Eastford. Albert Piche. who was recently dis ] charged from the navy is at his home i here.
  was visitor here on Sunday
 Miss Alice Boucher left Sunday af- 1 ternoon for Fall River, where she will spend several days as the guest of i friends.
 E. D.. Home of Montville was a wis., ltor here on Sunday.
 John Sullivan is spending the week in Boston.
 Judge and Mrs. Frank H. Foss and children spent the week end at Shelter Harbor.
 Alexander Clish of Danieison was he guest of friends here over Sum day.
 Mr. and4 Mrs Ramsey Wallace of New York are the guests of Mrs. Wal lace's 2 mother. Mrs Esther Dondero, at her nome on Valley street. [
 Mir. ai q Mrs Charles E. Clarke were Lhe week end guests of Mir. and Mrs. ofln Boucher at their cottage. IdyI- 'vild, Lake Waugambaug. South Gov artry.
 The automobile driven by Adelard E;oy s.-ucl- and killed a dog belonging to George Brown of Spring street on Main street about o'clock Saturday afternoon.
 Henry Belair. driver for the Willi- mantle Coal and Lumber company, smashed one of the boards on the -si- lent policeman a the corner of Main and Valley streets Monday morning.,
 The insurance adjuster at Storrs has his. work on Grove cottag ge.