Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-12
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thier was headed down the Jackson street extension to Main street and Coffin tried to swing into the street but missed clearing Routhiers ma chine and bent the right mudguard and front axle of Routhier'S machine. The accident was reported to the po- 1 lice and the men came to an agree ment themselves and settled for dam ages.
 The second accident came when a machine driven by Peter Case of North Windham was bumped by a ma chine driven by Herbert Harven of | 325 Prospect street. Case was driving down Center street to Valley and Harvell was coming down Center street and endeavored to turn into Valley but turned into Cases ma chine instead. This accident was re- | ported to the police, but Harven of fered to- cover the damages to the mudguard on Cases machine.
 The local police were notified about g o'clock Saturday night that two in- mates of the Mansfield state training school had escaped about S.30 that same evening. The description stated that one of the girls was lame. A look out was kept during the night but nothing was seen of either girl.
 At the Valley street armory Satur- day night the Windham Girls club basketball team took fall out of the Thomaston Girls club five. trimming them to the tune of to l. The game was fast and at times close, but wher the Windham girls hit their stride il was all day with the visitors. Int members of the Windhau five were Marcella Kegler and Lynch, forwards Miss OBrien, center; Katherine Shes and Beatrice Cavanaugh, guards: Mis- , Murdock, substitute. During March there were s4 birth in the town of Windhann, 15 of thes births being of males and 19 females The list as recorded at the office c the town clerk follows: I IA daughter, Mary Laura MiIle s to Frank and Lizzie Faro Miller ( 2 this city.
 "A son, George Nahass. to Alb
 and Sadie (Nahass) Nahass. j GA daughter, Lena Bucko, to Mi Q chael and Elizabeth BazucK Bucko. S "A son, Stanley Doburz, to Nitr r and Mary Rusiecka Doburz. "A son. Walter Frederick Gret2 ner, to Richard Walter, and Florenc M Pimpare Gretzner.
 S-A daughter. Bertha Evely House to Albert and Gladys Knar ' House.
 1T 1O-A son. Joseph Robert Rog, t Caya. to David and Lea Lucy Cay Q, 11-A daughter, Marie Jeannett a Rivard. to Wilfred and Yvonne Bc l wire Rivard.
 ,- PA daughter, Angelina Jordan, Il Joseph, and Angelina Pace Jordan. y PA daughter, Elinor Lewis She
 field, to John w.. and Mabel Lew Sheffield.
 13-A son. George Charles Mathew
 to Frank G. and Emma Deckcalco
 Mathews.
 14-A son. Elmer Richard Tin
 nins, to Walter and Ruth Pitch
 Timmins.
 n 17--A daughter. Gertrude Lapaln
 to Eugene and Eugenie Perreault L. - palme.
 18-A daughter. Maud Manning,
 Rulin and Maud (Maning) Manning.
 19-A son, Raymond Thomas R
 barge to Louis D. and Della Laga M Robarge.
 'I 19-A son, Theodore Raymond Ha C dad to William A. and Nellie Birbar
 Haddad.
 19-A daughter, Marie Therere De - jarlais to Napoleon and Rose Bea
 lieu Desjarlais.
 2o-A daughter, Mildred Elizabe
 Rood to George J. and Mary Agn
 Cooper Rood
 PA daughter, Josephine sorota
 Peter and Agata Urbanik Sorota
 22-A daughter. Louise Nelsie Bat to Walter E. and Olive Whitehou "A Bates. -
 23-A daughter, Margaret Elizabe es McKenna to Thomas K. and F1oren pt Colbert McKenna. ic PA son, Dominic Lemanni to A s tonic and Francisco Miron Leman 4dI 24-A son, Charles Albert Smith