Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19

gchn6r was Struck by the train while ofi his way to work for the company build- ing oil tanks for the George E. Buck Company of Monson. Mass, not far from the railroad. No one saw Connof at the time of the accident and the fact that the train did not stop led to the belief that neither the engineer nor the fire- man was on the side of the train that struck Connor. A man walking along the tracks about one hundred yards west of Wilson street found Connor, who was then unconscious. Nnkht Operator Blan- chettel of the Columbia station came along at that time and aided in getting passing motorists to take the injured man to the hospital Reports from tho hospital stated that Conner was resting As comfortably as could be expected. Company H, 6onhetsicht -ststs daAfd of this city, has been designated as CSrnpany M 5f the Fifth District, and is th6 only e0rnpasE in the State Guard cast Of the Gonheetiesit river This change comes as the result of orders issued on Elsursday by ths Adjutant general dis bending the First Regiment and transfer. ring such companies as arc h6t muster. | cd out from the service. The news oi | the disbandins of the First Infantry came as surprise to officers of the reg l ihiefit from Colonel Charles W. BHfpe, down. All had hoped to receive stat, recognition for, their services in the wa! l Sf a formal muster out
 1 Captain Frank P. Fenton, confnahifit Company M, of WilIin1antie, has been as 1 sured that notwithstanding any change I tha tnay be made in the future will l mantle may. . assured a company l whether it be q National Guard organ i i5ation or State Guard company. Com ! pany NJ of W6llimantic has been recruit ed to full strength for some time an,
 today there is long waiting list. Ehiropractors of this city. met re | gently and voted to unite with aii othe opposing practitioners of the state, an to lend support in presenting the passag ! when substitute for House Bill Nc
 seJ IS btedsiit up for hearing oh tn
 3oth 6f this month.
 May E. LatteIl, "a, daughter Of Nj and Mrs. .Spariing Iattell, of Scotland
 was arrested- Friday morning by Count Detective William E. Jackson at the if stigatioa of Mrs Minnie Easterbrook. d government ageent. The Lattell gifl VIZ
 charged with being in manifest dange
 of falling into habits of vice, the com | pfaint being iliads out by Grand 5uro | Ssfiier 4 hearing was held before J,i: l tica . the Peace Mrs. Maud L. Potte
 of Scotland, no defense being offered |
 the accused aud she was adtudged gui
 ty of the charge She was sentenced l
 tie Florence Crittezdsnt Iiene f, Girls New Haven. and was taken thei . I Friday afternoon by Mrs. Esterbfoo and Constable Elmer Nj. Young. eI Members Of saA Jose council. No. 1
 Knights Of Columbus, are to attend > Mary's church Sunday morning at C
 clock mass and reestve holy cofirlunit 2 in body.
 Fhe faai Lestan service Sf the ss, : son vas hetd Friday night at St. Paul 1 Episcopal church The Sermon was i 3 livsred by Very Reverend Saintei R. C. 5 ! laday. D. D.. Dean of Christ Cathedf, Hartford. |, tie+i:s ct tAe J. B. Fullerton co4asa, y were eate-tairea at a St. Patrich's D; A Bsfthtiay diE,ief Thursday, by Mir. ftuiis y ton. In the evening they We're his sues n at the St. Patrir'y's day enterta:nrient y the Loemer opa% house.
 Mrs. Lillian c. Grove of Chelsea Mas
 Is the guest Of MT. and Mrs. Edwin
 Cross.
 Jh6a D. MeGuihnkss. son of Df. a
 Mrs. Daniel c. Mc3uinness has rettil
 ed to Lewiston, North Carolina. aft vistilig . month with his parents hs
 Many local people have attended t
 Boston automobile show during the ps q few days.
 With the game with the Haftfd n Kacey-s safely tucked under their slee, o tie B1nefa!ds have as good a claim 0 the state championship as any ott
 team in the state. For the past rief
 and more the Bme=aids have been bu a ing every team they have met si1d O fans hereo elieve that they caa c!ca1
 a series for state henors The SC,
 of the Hartford Kacey-Enierald gzt ia was 25 to IA in favor of the wearers se the green.
 Peter Garvey died Thursday ntrst
 the home of his daughter, Mrs Thon -i Connors of No. 10 Male avenue, of
 firIn.ties due to old age. He leaves t
 sons. John Garvey of East Hampton { |. Peter Garvey. dr., of tb!s city; aS daughters, Mrs. Thomas Connors
 Wiliinantic, and Mrs. I. Sanderson
 Hoiyoke Mass.
 . The body of Mrs. Moses LaeAn5s
 who died WedRes. . night at the he
 6f Her daughter. alrs. Fred Bessette la Cohoes, N. r.. arrived In this city I day afternoon at $40 o'clock. Besi -E her husband Mrs. Lachapelie Is survi .s. by three sons, Paul, Louis, and Jos