Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-10
WILLIMANTIC

ing the Cole into a pocket. They also said that the Chester car was parked wrong and projected into the street. fore ing Miss Hopkin to make turn.
 Another witness saAd Miss Hopkins was travelling at a speed of about twen- miles an hour and applied the brakes s,ne distance from the location of the ( .ident. Miss Hopkins admitted apply .- the brakes but said her car skidded. There is a slight grade at the point vlere the acc'@ent took place. Chester his damat we're $loO and he look c 10 Miss Hop for a settlement The smith truck ow..ers had little to say. c her than that tey were not to blame I that their damage was slight. Miss Hopkins was not inclined to meet the de- mand of the Hampton man, and Chief ] Hlcurey told all parties concerned to pear in court this (Saturday) morn sv The New Jersey party consisted Miss Hopkins, her father, who is an ] valid, and her sister. They were en te to Providence.
 CeDies of the New WilIimontic direc- t~v for 1921. including Windham and C'ventry, were distributed Friday The ( -rctory contains 264 pages as against in the 1920 directory. The Coventry rectory shows 357 names.
 Presidents of this section nre guaran- d better service in the future from ! motor vehicle department. An inspec- is to in Willmantic every Thurs Coy from a. m. until 12 and from 1 Fl D. m. for the purpose of evam- ] applicants for motor vehicle oper- z -~s' licenses This news will please ole who have spent several days h% fn- .he past two months hoping tu an inspector.
 military funeral Is planned for Sa- -a GarmanisHi who gave his life for country while in France during the ' rid war The body has been taken to home of his brother, Frank Garman- Of South Coventry. The funeral Is { '9l-e place Sunday and will be conduct , with full military honors.
 --s. Emily II. Stevens. Fl. widow of ) ah Stevens, died Friday morning at - home in North Windham, of seni!ity. 1-rs Stevens was born in Providence, R Aueust 26. 1850, the daughter of Cy- I-s and Emily Stevens Reach.
 TO old time Dyers baseball feam, rps Of the old Mil BeagNf. will meet pick of the other departments of the al American Thread Company plant -i- Saturday afternoon. The Dy r@ t.se the field in the following ord ] -c! 3b. Normandin ss, Johnson 2 1b Adams D. White C. Counn' - Noc'c and I.abelle outffelders r ~-a~at'7n req s hs follows:
 rs0n c. Mathieu D, N. Surnr Nr-' 2b r Cor7irs es. w. N!cha TTr0ui"gn If. c Ct'ha If J. Co .01 J Donohue utility
 Trtrno~s. og New Haven. w; vu against the American Thrc
 for rha week end contest T. have always proved hard nr for the local players but ! that the locals Will come out year. The lineups are to f.'ows:
 ~: os: Halperin 2b, McNamara . Jackson Of, Anderson If, NJ
 f. Knipping c. Leach, formc ir. g port in the Eastern Leagu
 -rd M,Aueer pitchers.
 .ieau Thread A. A: Orr ss, M~ f- 2b, Sullivan f. Reach 3b, Ha' #, Adams 1b, Lathrop Of, Muldoor afer ?.
 EaIQting was restored 10 for three or ices on the republican ticket for the cor. ing town election on October 3rd Tn. first to show any change from the selec | tions made by the republican town cor mittee came when the name of James l Rood was introduced as candidate e, the republican ticket for the office o- , town clerk. MT. Rood was nominate | by William Higgins. The name 0. Frank P. Fentoa was placed in nomin ction by Eugene Randall. A vote VIZ. taken and Mfr. Rood declared nominated by a vote of POS to 60. The same name, were submitted for a vote for tov. treasurer and MT. Rood was nominated by a vote of 237 to 43. The third con tesm was over the position on the towI 1 school committee, the name of Katherln. , J. SDaulding being presented by w. r. Maine, and the name of Mrs. Robert Fenton by John c. Tracy. vote w;. taken and Mrs. Fenton nominated by z vote of 151 to 123. The remainder ot the ticket was nominated by acclama tion
 r The meeting was opened promptly a