Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-19
WILLIMANTIC

, Pitcher was discharged. Both sides were warned by the court to avoid such arguments in the future or the court would deal severely with them. Mrs. Brown is the divorced wife of Pitcher. It was announced that the case of Louis Friedberg of Norwich had been adjusted. The case was then ordered nolled upon payment of costs of $9.50. Friedberg was charged with reckless driving in connection with the collision of his car with one owned by Michael AIazzola July 2Sth last.
 Two accidents occurred on Main street Wednesday both being slight and no one being injured to any extent. Dennis Haggerty. parcels post carrier of the local postoff1ce struck Alice Carey, small daughter of MT. and Mrs. Andrew Carey of Valley street, inf1ict- ing slight abraisions about the legs Mir. Haggerty was driving his motorcycle up Main street at a moderate rate of speed when suddenly, about opposite the Hooker House, the little girl came out from behind a large auto truck. An application of the brakes failed to avoid an accident, the result being that the girl was thrown to one side. flag gerty picked up the child and carried her home where Dr. c. E. Sfmonds stat ed that the injuries were slight. The second accident occurred when Alex Ellison of Windham tride to pass by Dr. F. M Smiths car while the latter was backing his car tot the curb as the traffic rules require. Ellison struck the rear of Dr. Smiths car dam aging it slightly. His own car sustain ed a broken radiator. Ellison admit ted he was at fault for the accident. Both rnishaps were reported at police headquarters.
 and James McDowell, Chief Gunners'
 Herbert Clifford, Chief watertender Mate of the U. s. Navy Recruiting sta ton are to be in this city for the next few days, with headquarters at 6S3 Main street. These men will give out any desired information about the fifty seven trade school the navy is conduct ing that are open to all men between r and 35 years. The pay of the Navy has been increased from 30 to 100 per cent and a bonus will be paid to ex- service men who re-enlist, if they have been discharged in the past year. EX- army men are also offered inducements. . Private First Class John Stachowicz of the U. S. Army recruiting station of New London and Sergeant Dunstan are
 
 Wednesday for recruiting purposes. Headquarters are at the postoffice and all information can be secured there.
 MT and Mrs. Clement Hureau and daughter Leona, and Mrs. A. L. Gelinas have returned, after a motor trip to Canada and homeward through Yer mont, New Hampshire and Massachu- setts.
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Feldman are visiting relatives in Plymouth, Mass.
 The Windham County Republican Club will soon be organized if plans of some 200 followers of the G. o. P. are carried out. At a recent meeting of the Republican town and city commit tees plans were laid for the forming of this organization and over two hun dred names have already come in from those desiring to be charter members of the newest organization of the coun- ty Plans for forming the organization, set the date for meeting to consider organization, election of officers, and, drawing up a constitution, for August 26, after the caucus in the town build ing.
 All stores of this city are to be clos ed today (Thursday) in connection with Clerks Day, and the big time of the Chamber of Commerce at Cosey Beach, East Haven.
 Rev L. M F1ocken for several years pastor of the local Methodist church is guest of 4. D. Spellman of Pleasant street.
 Miss Mary Ann Daley, 60, died We'd nesday afternoon at her home in South Coventry after an illness of three and one half months. She was one of that towns best known residents. She was born in Lebanon in 1860 the daughter of James and Mary German Daley and is survived by a sister. Mrs. Patrick Shea, three brothers John, William and Henry Daley, all of South Coventry.
 James Hovey King. 80 dided Wednes- day morning at his home in Eagleville. He was born in Mansfield May 12, 1S40 the son of James H and Sophronia Willis King. Surviving him are two sisters, Mrs. Matilda Sleeth of Eagleville and, Mrs. William Northrop of Darien and brother J. Wesley King of Hills rove R. I.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Susan Law ton were held Wednesday afternoon at o'clock from the home of her daught- er Mrs. Amos Lewis 6S Park street. Services were by Rev C. Harley Smith,