Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25

Raymond Harris Earl Haling and David
 Moxim,
 A meeting of the board of directors l followed the annual meeting, at which ! | MT. Willis outlined the activities of the
 Y, and plans were discussed for the win 1
 ter program. The following officers were l l elected: President, Robert H. Fenton | vice presidents, Charles W. Hill, George l | H. Shafer and Fred D. Jordan; secre- | l tary. Kenneth N. Hilihouse; treasurer, ] | H. Clinton Lathrep
 The Buick big six touring car owned by Wilfred BIanchette of this city and driven by man whose name was given i as Raymond Brown was almost com pletely demolished about o'clock Mon day evening on Windham road when the Buick and a Mack seven and one-half ton truck owned by the Standard Oil ] company sideSwiped each other. The Standard Oil truck was headed towards Willimantlo and was driven by Leslie B. Finch of Cheshire Conn As the truck
 was about to make the slight turn in the
 road there. the Buick car came aloag. headed towards Norwich, and according
 to the story of the men on the truck. plunged into the truck. striking the hub cap of the left front wheel and then hit-
 ting the battery box on the left side of
 the car. The force of the blow swung.
 the Buick car about and it turned turtle
 The two occupants of the Buick, Brown
 and young lady, escaped serious injury
 both suffering only minor cuts Both
 were taken to Willimantic where they were treated.
 The truck was rendered useless. the
 drive shaft being bent and the battery box demolished. It was lowed into Willimantic by another company truck The Buick suffered the worst. The entire ? front end was crushed in, one wheel com pletely demolished, the engine pushed way back, both dashboards torn of. fendesr crushed and the steering wheel snapped of. The windshield escaped in jury.
 MT Blanchette, who owns the Buick.
 is on hunting trip with friends in New
 Hampshire The car was used in his tax. ' service business.
 t Brief News I MT. and Mrs. John M Bransfeld have
 returned home after two weeks spent in Schenectady, N. Y, where they were f the guests of their son and daughter-in- ' law, MT. and Mrs. William H. Brans- : field.
 q q Henry J. Lavallie of Moosup is a guest n of his brother, Joseph W. Layallis of this n city.
 V This (Tuesday) morning at St. Joseph's ! church there is to be an anniversary e requiem high mass in memory of Lord , Mayor of Cork Terence MacSweeney, who e gave his life for his country. # NIT. and Mrs. William Tripp and son Il Ralph, of Newport, Va, who have beer 3 visiting MT. and Mrs. George Tripp ot If Spring street leave today (Tuesday) bS r. automobile for Bradentown, Fla, wher, -s they will spend the winter. Clarence Wit 'r ty of St. Johnsbury, Vt, who arrive,
 here Monday night, leaves with them. g. Miss Myrtice R. Tryon, daughter o ,. MT. and Mrs. Charles ". Tryon left Mon '. day morning for Connecticut college, Nev ,. London, where she is student, aftel 1t spending the weekend in this city. y Miss Doris Bradway, student at Con T. necticut college, returned there Monda, |, morning after spending the week ent
 with her parents MT. and Mrs. Frank F
 Bradway.
 Dr. and Mrs A. J. Girouard have hear
 from their daughter Antoinette, who wen 9 to France early in the fall. Miss Girouar & has entered a Catholic Institute in Pari. g where she was placed by Monsieur Bau N driard.
 & MT. and Mrs. James W. HiIlhouse ar S spending several days with their daugi a ter Miss Marion Hillhouse, q senior a a Smith college, Northampton. W High School Notes: At meeting c the pupils held Monday morning in Lyes - um, Principal E. A. Case announced tha N in the contest for Cameo Girl' poster N which are in display in Curran & Flynn N window the first prize, s5, was won b
 Miss Helen Smith. '25, and the secen, |H two admission tickets to the play, wa lE won by Miss Gladys Williams, '22. Bot |H were clever and attractive posters |H was estimated that about one hundre |E and twenty-five tickets for the play aas 'H been sold by students.
 Ia Windham Is scheduled to play footha lH in Middletown Friday and a hard bait sH is anticipated,