Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-18

was about the depth of the superior court room out in front of the Ballard ear when she first saw it. She said that the Ballard car was proceeding northward on the right, or easterly, side of the highway, and that the Kenney car was coming toward it on the easterly, or in that case the left hand side of the high way. As the cars came near to each other the drivers of them swung them out toward the center of the highway in ap attempt to avert a collision. Miss Willis said she heard the crash and realized she was badly hurt. She was not thrown out of her Seat, however. and expressed her belief that she was not unconscious for
 mfre than an instant
 Miss Willis specific recital of the in- jures received, showed disloeation of the shoulders. broken ribs on each side, se- were injuries to wrists and fingers, torn fragments, broken jaw. injury to nose, and neck and other severe hurts. She was un- der the care of a nurse for 3S or S9 weeks after the accident from which shf has not fully recovered. In order that her broken jaw might be properly treat ed it was necessary for her, about Christ
 mas time of last year, to submit to the 1 extraction of 30 teeth. On account o1 1 the injury to her nose she continues to l experience difficulty in breathing. Evi dence introduced showed that Miss Willi: | had obligated herself for approximately l $1100 for medical and surgical attend ance, medicine, nursing. etc, and tha 1 she has been unable to do any worl ] since the accident.
 On behalf of MT. Ballard, MT. SearI permitted the witness to pass with Ri
 cross examination
 l MT. King cross-examined for MT. Ken
 ney. He learned from the witness tha the party of which she was a membe 1 was bound on berrying trip when tn accident occurred. She never before hal ridden with Mir. Ballard Asked if sh | considered MT. Ballard good driver he
 reply was in the aff1rma tive and in answ CT question about his qualifications as driver amplified her prior statement b,
 saying that i've do not know who is good driver" which drew laugh iron
 the spectators.
 Miss Willis recollection of the exac 1 location of the accident was at poin l jupst before the Ballard car reached
 curve in the highway. Miss Willis sai
 that a person in a car running along tn right hand side of the highway coul
 not see around the curve, but she did SC the Kenney car before the crash, as sh placed the accident as having happened as near as she could recall, southerly c
 the curve. Miss Willis said she eoul
 not recall the location of the ears a
 they were after the accident.
 I Dr. G. B. Sweet of Jewett City, who al tended Miss Willis. was called as tn witness and testified as to the natur I of the injuries of the plaintiff. Othe witnesses for the plaintiff were heard dul
 ing the afternoon. Trial of the case wi
 be resumed this morning,
 The HoIstein men of Windhan, To
 land and New London counties are get together at Willimantic at 1.30 WeC
 nesday, December 1. This meeting
 being held by the Holstein- -Friesiaa Ass,
 ciation of America, the Farmers Ass
 ciation cooperating in arranging detai z of the meeting. The speakers are ts | President D. D. Aitken of the Nation Holstein -Friesian Association. Seeretar F L. Houghton. R. c. Pollock of the E. tension service. William M Ryder of u Extension service, and rebreseHtatiw
 from the state college at Sterrs, sI : State Department of Agriculture. Tn T meeting is to be held under the auspic r of the New England branch of the He r -Friesian association.
 Ii A number of interested Gurnsey m : met at the Farmers Associa ton off = Friday, November 12. P. A. Campbell, c e tension dairyman, gave talk on the pc abilities of accomplishment through C t ganization. The meeting was alive fire d start to finish. The men were inteTei T ed in the Guernsey bulletin board gt
 ten up by John E. Dorsey. of the r koloff farm.
 = John E. Dorsey was made chairman
 the meeting, and County Agent F. L. D , wis was secretary. A committee, whi ,, consisted of John E.. Dorsey, John E Stromberg and William c. Child, v q appointed to consider with the coun