Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-26
WILLIMANTIC

Block Island the fishing trips of the boat will commence.
 Coroner Arthur c. BsH of HamisEasn has notified the local Reiics of an ex- isting clause in the stata statutes which authorizes the coroner in the case of accidents when the victim is 90 injured that death is imminent. te make in- quiry as to the cause and manner of in- jury All naediEai examiners and per sons having knowIedge of such an in- jury to a person are therefore under obligation to report immediately to the coroner of the county in which the ac- eident occurs.
 Street Superintendent Irving M. Ford has reported to the police that for sev- eral nights someone has tempered with the city stone crushing plant on South street. OncN the water Tn the boiler had been drawn, and had the fire not been banked an explosion would have followed. Another night the opposite trick was played the water being turned on causing the boiler to overflow. The police have several boys under their oh- servatien for the desds.
 One of the pFsetlest lawns in the city is on the property of the town at the town building. The lawn has been carefully cared for by Joe Ellis. ianitor. an dthe flower beds and vines on the building show careful attention. Com plaints have been made. however, that men or boys have a habit of sitting on the wall bordering the lawn and many unsightly holes have heen dug in the lawn during the past few weeks. This practice will be stepped by the police
 The city in an probability VIII realize good profit from the sale of Ice from fha As7ir1 ato haAn harvest Over 10000 tons of ice were cut and stored last winter. four large houses and one small house being com pletely filled. Dhursday afternoon it was reported that two of the large houses and the small house had been emptied and thene was every indication that the entire ice crop would be dis posed of before the next harvest.
 EIvira Caazaneni, 15. died Wednesday afternoon at the Mansfield Training School and Hospital of acute enter5tis The body was brought to this eity and prepared for burial She leaves a sis ter, who lives in New orlS.
 The American Thread A. A. ana 8 party of friends VIII be guests of the Merriek Mills A A. of the American Thread of HolyoiIe Saturday Tn the afternoon the two thread making teams Will clash on the diamond and the HoI- yoke men will try to make up for the g to 5 beating the locals gave them here last Sunday. A fine dinner has been planned for the WiIIimantic visitors Whi will number over one hundred. Walter IT. Hibbard, who recently pur- chased the Turner property on Main street has let the contract to make al- terations on the property Upcr com pletion CN the alterations there will be two stores in the block, the upper story 10 be used as a tenement.
 A pestal received Thursday from Ar thur Harper, who is making an autoH4o- ! bile tour of New England and Canadian cities. contains the news of an accident ln which there is considerable Local tu-
 terest. He Erote that Mrs Al Green, "ho With her husband is connected
 with the Sparks circus, was badly fn- jUred during Tuesday afteruoon's show
 at Richford, Vt. when attacked by an
 elephant. She is now in a RichfOrd 1 hospital in a serious condition.
 Local fans went to Manchester en Thursday afternoon to see the game
 between the Royal Giants of Brooklyn, | \. and the Manchester team.
 Work was begun Thursday ingtaIline a new heating system at the local rail road station Steam pipes are being
 run across the waiting rooms about "a foot below the ceiling and upon com p-etioR q the work the old system will l De discon0ected In former years all the heat B~Rished came from radiators placed at the center of each wattfns
 room. It is believed that the overhead
 system will heat the building nors | q1icRly. The old radiators were taken
 eown Thursday, affOrding more floor space in the waiting rooms.
 i Brief News Notes
 Daniel Brennan of Albany. N. Y. 1 manager of Johnny White, bantam
 weight boxer, is looking for an engage fnent for his man with Johnny O'DoEd a favorite fin this city They went to
 arrange the fight to take place on or about Labor Day and hope for an en-
 gagement with the willimantie EIks. ! Joseph Peck, a former resident 6. { this city. Is spending his vacation viz | itfng friends here. MT Peck now lives in Lakewood, N J.
 Willimantic will observe Safety Frs; Week. from September IS to 24. Local ! theatre are to join in with the drive l by showing special slides at afternoon l and evening performances.
 During July births in the town of
 Wmdham totalled forty-two, aecardiue
 to the files at the office of the town
 clerk. There were twenty-five male l births and twenty female births
 July added nine moro marriages ia
 the records for the town of Windhana Two Wiilimaatic couples were married in Norwich during the month.
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