Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-20


 Though the motor bus lines have
 helped out wonderfully during the strike period. it is known that Put team at Akron O.. by the score of es to 5. a close contest in which victory always was in reach of the local team In Saturdays game NichoIs pitched for the Kfningly Goodyear team
 while Jennings tfirled for them in Monday afternoons game. The team was scheduled to leave Akron for Goodyear Tuesday evening and to ar rive home sometime this afternoon or evening.
 , louis Tsouies, 9 f-2 Central street, -So1thbfidge, Mass has been ordered to appear in the KHling7y town court Friday morning tc answer to charge of coeratiag in this town a motor vehicie for which he. did not have. a properly signed license.
 Fsou1es got into trouble Monday af- ternoon when he came into collision with a new Buick touring car driven by Ben Chasson. who does business in the Keystone block. Tsoules, car was Ford delivery with enclosed top. and old machine of little value.
 The accident happened on the At tawaugan road. MT. Chasson says, had turned out into the gutter to pass a big truck that was coming to- ward him when he TsouIes machine which was following he truck. swung out from behind it and the Chasson and Tsoules machine crashed.
 The Ford delivery was not badly damaged and was afterwards driven Into Ranielson. where. in MT. Chas- tachment and is now held at a local garage. The Chasson ear has a broken chassis and it is -otherwise consider ably dama ged.
 -R p>- cident revealed the fact. that he did not have a properly signed Massachu- l setts license. so he was hid for ap- pearance in the town court on Fri day. He placed a bond of sI0o for 1 his release.
 Edward Mepermott, Gaston 4. l Maindon and George T. Heneau1t were It Pasceag to attend the funeral of l William Curran. who died Friday in | St, Vincent'sI hospital. New -Ycrk. MT. | curran became ill last Tuesday and | was removed to the hospital His condition was not regarded as seri- ,us and he was up and about the | hospital, when he suffered another at- acI and died Friday
 Optimism at least over the future s expressed by number of young | people here who have entered into agreement to embark upon the mar iage state of life. Tewn Clerk Frank 2. Preston made record for the year
  iase licenses In one day.
 Tuesday aftsrnooa t was made ,nOwn at the Danielson station of the ' sew Haven road that the resoration f the seutEbound boat train at night nd the north bound morning pas enger train that ran through here t 1e.6s will be made stoday. These rains were not mentioned in Tues avs published lists Of trains that Vere to be restored to their runs but Il Till be put back today. Danielson has cen without a northbound passenger early twelve hours and these two rains have furnished the only north osI4fd passenger service of the day ger the local branch of the New Laven. h
 The increasine number of automo- { ife accidents brings to light the re- atfve1y small number of machine wners who carry liability insurance 2 this vicinity and brings to the front he fact that a man has but small ercentage of chances out of a hum !, red of receiving damages even though IS car be wrecked by q careless and { hcompctent driver This condition I affairs is creaftag a Widespreadl t ar owner to carry a liability policy, i hereby making him responsible for Il I 1e damage he may do. As many carl vners have no other property than al 1AGlt<@441E WOkInleSS car there Is mol [ pP0ftuAity to hold him accountableJ ( ,r their reckless acts on the high T avs. If The Busaetsn's announcement Tues- 2 ay morning that the trolley serviceJ { etween Panielson and Putnam will s g resumed at an early date proved ' great interest here. There werej I Q signs of activity along the line s uesday, however. to indicate how non this service is to be expected.
 Ars. Nfiiti.n Eds~ards, who hasj lade her horne in Elmyiile for 301 sara. Will sail from New York teday,j route to her home in Somersetshire, ngiand, her Aatiye city. where she i'll spend her remaining years. Be- re Ae4arture freua Elmville. Mrs. awards was tendered a farewell re- ,ptidn by her aeisAbcrs and friapdsl
 half life time. this affair being T. where Mrs Edwards has beenj aking her home. Ice cream, cake d other refreshments were served. rs. Edwards was presented by her .igh6qrs, a. bathrobe and slippers. 4e df1cuft1es in the way of getting Eesp0rts Tor England is indicated ssthe case of Mrs. Edwards. who has on seeking for the past four months make arrangements to go home. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Clark and three fldren, Mrs. George Wilson. and Miss oily Conner. all Of Providence were rests of Mrs. John Greeley Sunday.I Miss KAfhAryfa Coffee spent Sunday ith party of friends at wright's each.
 Mrs. John Greeley made a business4