Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-27
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Roadsters driven by Guy Baker Of this city and Ponlfret and by Harold. Cunningham, Of Elliott, were in collis- ion Monday just before noon cn the 'state highway. between this city and Pomfret. Cunningham was tnrown through the windshield of lis machine and cut about the face. by sass, Capt. IJ. H. Bulger of the local police said, after investigating the .acs'lenr, which occurred just over the Putnam line in the town of Pomfret, Mr. Baker es- caped injury.
 Both cars were materially damaged in tae crash. The Baker car, which was well Nver on the right side Of the highway after the accident was racfed along the entire left side. wil;le the Ford lad a wheel torn of, an axle twisted and was otherwise wrecked It was estimated that the damage to the cars would total $500.
 Fans and others who love to cheer a , popular idol in this case one of the outstanding heroes of the World war, will have their opportunity at North Grosvenordale Sunday next when Gen eral Clarence R. Edwards, famous com mander of the Yankee division over- seas, will accompany the D. team of Boston for game that is scheduled
 
 Thomas McDermott said Monday that 1 he had been positively assured that the commander who is the idol of the men 1 that made up the Yankee division will 1 come to North Grosvenordale with the ! '. D. team, as he accompanied to l Woonsocket on 9 recent date and as
 he has te other cities in New England. 1 \ considerable number of Yankee d. vision men are resident in eastern 1 Nindham county. so there is special 1 interest in the affair olanned for North
 Grosvenordale next Sunday.
 l Dr. Bernard FIynn 55. chroprac- i tor, who has practiced in Chicago for
 a number of years. is dead in that city
 and his sister. Miss Maria Flynn of 1 Putnam has gone west to make ar
 engagements for his funeral. Dr. Flynn
 is well known ill Putnam, where he lived for many years. For long pe- , riod before taking up the study of chi ! Iropracty pr. Flynn was manager of : clothing stores and also had been witt one of the large retail dry goods con- cerns of Boston as a salesman.
 With good weather the new street pavement being put down in Cana
 street under the direction Of City En- gfneer George Perry will be completed the latter part of this week. The dope; layer Of stone will be put in place to. {day, it is expected and rolled down and then will be filled with fluid as phalt. which will he brought out in tanl trucks from Providence. What Is knowr as the penetration method will be ussC in applying the asphalt. which will ht delivered directly from tEe tanks to tht crush rock surface of the new street paving and allowed to soak in until al possible Of the material has been ab isorbed. It is expected that about , 2.00t
 gallons will be required to do tn,
 work Sessions Of the superior court fol
 this week will be resumed here this Tuesday, "ing, Judge Marvin pre-
 siding. The ease designed for today i
 that of Waldo Tiliinghast Sons O PlainfieId vs. the \. Y, N II. & II. R
 T.. company. The case in which ther Is widespread interest locally that i assigned for this week is that of Dr James P. McKenna Of Providence vs
 John W. WhipDle ct al of this city. Thi case to have gone on trial Wednesday , but is now assigned for Thursday o this week
 Monday afternoon at e.30, at the Eas Thompson church. funeral services fo Willard F. Penaber Of that place wer