Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-13
Wednesday, just before noon. there s

Wednesday, just before noon, there
 vas a collision at the corfcr of Frank
 lin and Water streets between Ford
 Eght truck driven by William S
 Brown of tna Shepherd Hsn farm near
 Wauregan and a bakery motor belong4
 ing to the General Baking company of
 Providence. Mr. Brown said after
 wards that he was bound south
 through Water street, on his way home,
 Gnd was about to swing around the corner near St. James, rectory and in- TO Franklin street when he saw the bread truck approaching. Another automobile v-as stopped, along side the Curbing. on the Water street side of the rectory. There evidently was confusion between the drivers Of the
 moving vehicles over whiah direNtion each was going, for there is a three way corner -here, and the result was a crash. Louis Fregon Providence. who was driving the bakery truck, was hurled from his seat and landed on his shoulders in the middle of the street. George Motta Providence, hHrcgon's assistant was hurled from the seat beside the driver and into l the grass on 'the south side of Frank | l,n street Both these men escaped | with only very slight injuries. and MT ! Brown was not hurt at all The right 1 fr1nt wheel Cu the Ford collapsed, but | the truck was only slightly damaged and was put into use 10 complete its deliveries here and in surrounding l towns
 Who wants to be warden of Dan l ie son? Who is going to be warden 1 These are two questions that are now agitating the I7inds of those who keel rJ1, r. E. Cunneen is not 9 candidate fol
 re- election. No candidate has alp. pcared for the place. Therefore, th'
 search for one is on. Several name' were heard mentioned on Wednesda7 bat no definite announcements are ye f6rthcomig as to who will head tht ticket It is said that the personne Of the court Of burgesses will be mucl
 the same as it is at present.
 Captain F. c. Arnnnqton and Lieu tenants Henry Burton end Roland
 Gray of C Company, State Guard. witt Captain \. P. Woodward, inspector o
 small arms practice, will le at NeT London this evening to meet the maio general commanding tho state guar'
 Of Connecticut The subject to h
 discussed at the coferenca will be tn
 necessity for the past, present and fu ture existence of the stafe guard, it , equipment and instruction. and othe
 such feature.
 At the Methodist church thi (Thursday) evening the preparater membership class will meet at : O clock. The prayer meeting will be a 20, and Captain F. F. Wlthee wi ! be the Minute Man who will speak. a this service. At 330 the unit lead . CTS and their assistants will meet fo their weekly conference.
 Clifford James, Dayville. who va ! gassed while in service overseas, row at Camp Devens He is re ported to be much improved in healtl HartweI T. Shippee and John I = Ferry are the Killingly men who hay been drawn for jury service in the su perior court for the March term. 2 The steam shovel is again at the ne g yards in Dayville. where activities al e to be resuni4d in the near future. I Putnam lodge of EIks will have . large delegation here tonight to reprt
 sent it at the opening of the Boht f milan club tournament.
 c Judge M. A. ShumWay. who hs s been absent on a southern trip. hs t returned to DanielsCn.