Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28

right headlight and fender while whiffle tree that was swinging wildly after him just whixzed- byt the windshield, and all without even scratching the car. A rush of a few feet. through the brush brought the panting and snorting horse breast-on against the high wall surrounding the old cemetery at that point and the. animal came to an abrupt stop and was quickly captured bys Mir. Sullivan. The other horse, stripped of every strap of harness. halted on the trolley track 50 feet ahead of the automobile. ~'
 Mr Bassett arrived within few min utes,, little shaken up and somewhat bruised and scratched and took charge of the horses. which had quickly .calmed. . Ladies, attention! You are invited. this evening. Thursday, April 25. from g.. to 9 o'cloc&k, to attend A free demonstration and practical talk, by Mdme Emma Lockwood of New York on corsets and corset fitting with special reference to Stylish Stout and Stylish Slender mod els. Living models will be used to dis play the. cofSets at the Alice-Eleancr Shop.-adv.F 3S - +-
 The bedy ef Palmer r. Jordan was
 brought here wednesday from .worces- I ter where Mr. Jordan, who is resi- dent on Winter street died Tuesday ey- ening at S.I5 at. St' Yincent's hospital,
 where he had been a patient for nearly four weeks. . He had been unconscious i throughout Tuesday .-- ,. . .. z | MT. Jordan became i'll late in the vim | ter, but his condition was ,not-regarded
 as serious. until a.fey weeks ago. That
 he was dangerously Ill, became apparent a | fortnight Or more ago and on Saturday
 his condition had become 80, critical that ! blood trapsfusion was resorted to, his brother, George Jordan. submitting to the | necessary means of obtaining. the, blood. l MT. Jordan seemed somewhat strong
 CT during Monday but on Tuesday morn | ing his condition again became highly
 critical and he. lapssd into consciousness. l Palmer Paine Jordan was born in, this
 town June 12s l 1Sso,. a. son of. Willard; and
 Maria (Paine) Jordep. both now dead. | He was educated in Danielson's schools
 and after completing his studies made his | home here He .;wAsI ISh excellent me. ] enanic, and for a number of years was
 associated. with manufacturing concerns | in town tn responsibfe positions. For the past several. years he has been superin- tendent of the plant of sthe JASobs Man utacturihg company on Scheel street and was. one: of those covered by the blanket
 insurance policy which the company put | in' force several years ago for the pro
 
 Mr. Jordan leaves his wife. who was
 Miss Annie shippee before their marriage. and the following brothers and sister LeeN of Johnsville, N. r.: Byron of Providence and George of Danieison Mrs. George Boswell Mrs Bertrand Lind
 ner and Mrs. Edward Reach, all of Dan
 ieison. Y. Co
 MT. Jordan was A member of Moriah lodge of Masons and of the Bohemian
 Club corporation. g. Filming es scenes fer the motion pis-
 ture romance that is being worked ors } here with local people in the cast and local settings was continued during Wed.
 nesday: s-'
 State oFieer Howard :. F.. Elliott of Hartford was . visitor. In Danielsor II Wednesday. .., ..,..--. .., --.,y An exauisitely beautiful memorial done in granite and Cararra, marble-the gift of the people of All Hallovs' parish ir honor of the soldiers, of the parish whc
 served In the World war has been erected on the grounds at the church at Moosur
 and is te be dedicated. with fitting cere' monies May 2s,' the day preceding Me morial day. MT and Mrs. A. ". Bassett, who hay,
 been'l in California and Mexico sinee Jan,
 uary are expected toireturn here In, June The post office force is getting In long
 hours, the first of the clerk reporting fol duty at E:4B "a m. The office is nov open fourteen -and - one=quarter hour l. ezSh tdavt .ii.. S'-' .a tf' F5. T . Attorhey- C. J. Bryant Of Hartford wa! atvisitor- in Danielson Wednesday. Miss -Defothy ~P &tf ef JeWett City an, Mrs CIV. -csardher. of sMoosup were vfs 5 ItaEs u DAa1elScnt HednegAay. e ..l' .