Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-10

uSSudS at LliO lOliiC VI NNlCldSl 4hC
Coy in the town OF Brooklyn, where
he had been a resident for nearly
score of years, for long time follow
ing the occupation of a nurse. Mr..
Brown was native Of Westminster,
Mass, where he has a son living and
where his body will be sent for bur
ial.
Mrs. Theodore Hammett will have
the members of the Mothers CLUB at
noon.
Mason Losee, members Of E com
pany 101 Engineers. a unit of the
| famous Yankee division, was at his
home here Wednesday, on a 48- hour
leave of absence from Camp Devens.
where his regiment was sent on its
arrival from overseas.
George I. Bartholomew has pur-
| chased the Mary A Wilcox property
near Killingly Center.
! Many DsLnielson people potored
over to Pomfret during Wednesday to
watch the work of clearing up the
| big freight wreck that occurred Tues
day afternono.
Carlton Azel EIdridge, 8, son of MIR.
and Mrs. Alton Eldredge, died at their
! home here Wednesday morning. The
child has been seriously i'll only a few
/ avs.
| James Kent of Elmville is one of
the successful trout fishermen He
displayed a string of eight nice fish
taken from one of killingly's streams.
There is big interest here in the
! no ,,IaIea H4r,osv e,tan'ne a. viii
mantle and which Will decide the
/ eastern Connecticut championship.
1t was announced that all the
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| sood work cone in the drive.
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CLOCK. feF' VI. j. 1lnet' M p
pellls pldHl VI the requiem mass
b~A '1i was III 11oiy CIoSS ceIne'elg
Louis L. AeHHeoy was the 1ohefdl
u4rectro'
Er. and Mrs. Charles E. Austin and
MIS-. John T.. casey, all OF liver
view, We're witnesses OIL The uI5
lreAsllt wreck Juau occurred near the
rUIl-4ret stauOh Iueaudy afternoon
al. Austin Was driving lis car aIong
the STATE highway leaulng from rom
4ret street toward the staLIon Wnen nc
saw the oOstuu-NeW 1ork express
WeStbound tasn by on one tracn ant
, Il minute Iatcr the Dig treISnJ Wniz-
ENG down the Craze Un Lue cas-
uVund track. Suddenly there was q
tremendous crash, aIu lon5 sll4ns
OF cars pegal TO PIE up III heaps
one OF then rolling DOWN the luV-Iuu
3, emoanAmeut lnJo the brook Una
sh4iL - tle railroad rlgnt OF way
wi. AUSTIN says 1t was SIGHT tina
he Wln not soon forget.
/, Tnoagt he peaoeo not guilty T.
;, the c,...,ss. t,,I,re,i ~,,-r,t "a
Was u.u.tu over Tor ira, a. Iue mex
Term ol l4e superior court. to lace {
cllaIge Oh stouu-oIy burglary, pruD-pl
cause for uolulng MIN pelns found
E wnen he was presented before Jusuc,
. frank NJ. beuaru or the town o
: brookIyn at d nearing IN the Killing
t Iy town court room w wednesday morn
: ing. his bond was liked at 5000, thi
; beng turinsned by his father, Mar
i clsse Blanchette and he was released
blanchette was Specifically charged
{ with having broken into Two store
on the West Size, town of BROOKLYN
= during the early hours OF last sat
. urday morning. AT one Of the stores
, operated by Charles Atsales. it wa
Il charged in the complaint, Blanchett
got away with some cigars and Gig
D. arettes and sum of money estimate
as 81. It wa, t1lsu Charged mat h
entered the store of Harry Ever
= gates, also on the West side, an
: took money to the amount of 81;
. about 81 of this amount being i
:, pennies.
Mr.. AtsaIes and There's Evergate
testified as to the nature of tn
= losses from the respective store:
Eacn sad that he HAD no kuowledg
as to VINO was responsi ble for thei
losses.
w Constable John NJ. Bessette testifie
to having visited the B!anchette HON
during Tuesday and searching tn
room of the defendant. He told G
finding eight packages of cigarette.
of the same brands missing from tn
3 Atsales store, and some cigars of
brand the same as those missed Sat
/ day morning from the same stor,
The cigarettes and cigars, the con
stable testified, were found in a ban
instrument case.
II Aldor LangeTin, Is, employed o.
I OUTSIDE WORK by the Quinebaug com
pany' teufied that last Saturday aft
ernoon, while he was III compan
/ with another boy named Cloutier
Z ne met Blanchette near the bridg