Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24

chauffeur of William Street of Darien collided with one of the American Thread company trucks at Darien. en route from this city to New York. The truck was badly damaged and Arthur Kumpff, the driver, sustained a fractured leg. Not long after the accident MT. Street was killed in a collision with another car and the executors of his estate refused to pay the damages sustained by the Amer ican Thread Company Later action was brought before the Fairfield county su- perior court at Bridgeport to secure damages. The case was to be heard on Tuesday but a settlement in favor of the American Thread Company was made and the matter adjusted.
 A change in the parking rules on Main street has been made. The mo parking sign on the south side of Main street has been moved up the street to a point op- posite the stock house of the Jordan Hardware company. On the north side of the street the mo parking" sign has been removed but automobile drivers and all vehicle drivers are notified to park their machines close to the curbing and remain there only for such time as is absolutely necessary This particular section of Main street caused all the trouble that has thus far arisen from the new ordinance pertaining to parking 1T north side of Main street claimed they had been damaged by the ruling and it is hoped this new arrangement will sat isfy them and owners of vehicles use judgment in parking on the north side as the street in that section is narrow and i'll adapted to heavy traffic.
 Egbert A. Case, secretary of the town school committee and principal of the Windham High school has announced that all necessary teachers have been secured for this coming year and mat ters of salary adjustment have been set tied to the satisfaction of all. There were four resignations at the end of the term just closed. Charles Pierson, direc- tor of the commercial department at Windham High, who came here last Sep tember, rendered his resignation as did Miss Gertrude Seaver, teacher of higher mathematics Miss Helen Linnel. fresh man and sophomore instructor, and Miss Evangeline Redman, teacher of history.
 Their places will be taken by the following: Rodney Hewitt for mathemat- ics MT. Hewitt comes from Pittsfield Mass, where he has taught for three years. Lawrence King for the commer- cial department. MT. King is a local man. graduate of Windham High in the class of 1913. He comes to this city from North Adams. Mass. High school Miss Veronica McQuillan of this city will teach typewriting and stenography She is graduate of 1913 Windhan Nigh and comes here sfrom Somerville | Mass, High school. Miss Cecilia Morin also of this city, will teach his/ory. Sht | is a graduate of 1915, Windham High and of Brown University 1920.
 l Principal and Mrs. Esbert A. Gas leave this city this (Thursday) morning for St. Johns, New Brunswick wher they will spend the summer. The tri will be made by automobile.
 | Many local sporting people have mao plans for a trip down the Thames f
 witness the annual regatta of the crew
 of the Blue and the. Crimson.
 This (Thursdayl afternoon the Clerk
 will match up with the Crimsons, a teaI
 composed mostly of Windham High star: Manager Hickey Longo has prepared
 first class team for the game and man
 new men will appear in the lineu!
 Among them will be lawn" Red Rilc
 of Lehigh University. Tommy Picket
 Eddie Ottenheimer of the University z
 Virginia. The game will be at 2.3n 0
 clock as the first game of the twi,;g!
 league is scheduled for 4.S0 o'clock.
 Ernest Girsrd, the nineteen-msnths-O -Ol