Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29


 room. Unfortunately court had ad- journcd just previous to their arrival.
 Harold C. Lincoln and Eugene F. Hickey of this city figured in pecu liar accident Tuesday night about il o'clock as they were on their way to this city from Windham Center in the formers automobile. As they ap- preached the top of Briektop Hill a horse came out from >the side of the road and stepped directly ih front of | the car and as a result of the collis- ion, which was unavoidable. the ami mafs neck and front right leg were 1 broken. The radiator and lights of the car were badly damaged. The horse 1 lived for short time but was found ] dead upon their return to the scene l with an officer, after having notified the local police authorities. The own- CT of the horse, David Tief1urski, was 1 also notified of the accident and the 1 body of the horse was removed. 1 Another accident happened shortly 1 after ' o'clock Wednesday morning, near the corner of Main and High streets when the South Coventry i trolley car collided with the rear end Of a Buick car But little damage was done and after a few words between the motornan and driver of the car, the latter drove away. The local po-. |
 Among the certificates of incorpora- l ton filed at the office of the secretary of state this week is that of Willard H. Smith, Inc, of Windham. The au- | thorized capital stock is s20.000 di vided into 200 shares of s100 each A general fruit business will be engaged in, starting with the fall amount Of the authorized capital. The incorpor- ators are Willard H. Smith, Willard IL. Whittemore and Edna B. Whittemore. Annual dance Windham Girls Club, State Armory, Willimantic, Saturday | evening, May 31st. Pickett's orches- tra, ten pieces.-adv.
 At the meeting of Windham en- | campment, No. 10. l. 0. o. F.. We'd nesday evening, the Golden Rule de- gree was conferred on class of four candidates.
 Eastern Star Lodge, No. A, A. F. and A. M.. held a Past Masters Night at it's meeting Wednesday evening in Masonic Temple. One of the most prominent men of this city was a 1 candidate. A number of delegations from out of town lodges were present. A fine musical programme was rem dered.
 l Members of Company B, State Guard, and their captain, Frank P. | reutUH. were HISIlIy ColipilliehIou upon their appearance, equipment and quarters by Major Harry H. Walker of the Third Military district of the Connecticut State Guard, Tuesday night after the latter had given the company thorough inspection. Major Walker told the boys that the com pany was right up to snuff in every particular and that in all his experi- ence in the military service he had never seen or took part in a finer in- spection of military company than that which was held Tuesday night The company has it's full quota of 67 men and in addition has six men on its waiting list.
 James Defoe, IA, son of MT. and Mrs. Michael Defoe of Stafford Springs was arraigned before the borough court of that town Wednesday morno ing and found guilty of being incor rigible. lie was sentenced to the State School for Boys at Meriden for an indefinite stay.
 A. W. Buchanan. agent of the state l board of education, will be at the Ma than Hale Grammar School in New ? London to examine applicants for em- ployment certificates on Saturday oi this week. rather than on Friday, his
 regular day, as that is Memorial Day l Up to "Wednesday night the sum o1 . s22o0 had been obtained in the cam paign for the Salvation Army Home Service Fund. As this campaign
 closes tonight (Thursday) at leas
 s200 must be subscribed to the fun6
 to keep up the record which the towr
 of Windham has made in going ovel 1 the top in all the recent campaigns
 Those who have not yet subscribed
 are urged to do so promptly this (Thursday) morning. Subscriptions
 large and small. may be left at the ] stores of Daniel P. Dunn or Franl
 Lombardo or at the Liberty cottage.
 Plans hays been eo1apletsd for tbs proposed trip of the local lodge O ) Elks to Wallingford for the coming in
 stallation of a lodge in that town. 4 : special train and the American ban: of this city have been engaged. It i expected that at least 200 members O
 the local lodge will take in the fes
 tivities at Wallingford.
 Between 75 and 100 employees of tn r Atwood Machine Co., the Foster Stew art Co.,, and the Quidnick- Windhan ] Co.,. were present at the entertainment 1 given them at the Y. NJ. c. A. Wed ! nesday night. The affair was held un
 der the auspices of the industrial de
 partment and proved interesting Teams made up of employees repre- 5 senting the three plants engaged il
 matches at bowling. pool, billiards
 etc. During the evening refreshment i were served and music was enjoyed.