Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-26
WILLIMANTIC

, Der. 4 publicity committee was named the members to be James B. Fullerton and John F. Ahern. George H. Shafer was secretary pro tenn in the absence oi Charles HiT. The meeting closed at l.SO o'clock with the singing of The star Spangied Banner.
 Samuel E. Anderson, of Norwich. su- perintendent of the New London division of the Connecticut Company, has sent ! teh following changes of schedule of run ming time for the Willimantic-South Cow entry trolley line. effective Monday, Oc- tober 31st. Ths changes are mostly on | latD trips that have been poorly patron | ized but were given the city only through the efforts of the Willimantic Chamber of Commerce The statement was that aside from regular trips specfas cars could be secured if warranted l The schedule follows. First trip from Willimantb, 7.15 a. m on week days and s.15 a. m. on Sundays, then S.1o. s.15, 12.15, 1.15, 3.15, 415, 5.15 and 6-lS on week days, with added trips at 1O'lo l a. m. and T.15 D. m. on Sundays, and at l7.l5. S,15. S.15 and 1915 D. m. on Sat urdavs. The first trip from South Cow entry is at 645 a. m and then half hour ly after the time stated for leaving Will 1 limantic.
 Tine schedule is practically the same adopted during the winter of 1920.
 James Brown. 24, driver of the Buick car owned by Wilfred Blanchette, which l figured in the accident Monday night on Windfia rnroad, was charged with oper- , ating a motor vehicle without permission of the owner and reckless driving. Tues day morning in the police court. He pleaded not guilty to both charges but was found guilty and fined $25 and costs oh each offense, the total being $5S.l5. Brown appealed to the superior court, bonds being fixed ~at $200.
 Later Brown changed his decision and ] the fines and costs were paid.
 Testimony for the occupants of the truck was given by Leslie B. Finch of South Norwalk. the driver, and Arthur Howard Luther Jr. of Bedding, Conn. Both stated that the oil truck was on the right side of the road and that the Buick car zigzagged into the truck, striking 1t on the left side. No signs of intoxication were noted by either of the witnesses.
 Mrs. Dora Blanchette, wife of the own CT of the CAT. testified that her husband was out of town and that she had charge of his business while he was away. Her husband let Joseph A. DuDrey, of South Coventry. take the car while he was ab- sent but told him to allow no one else to use it. Monday night early she saw Duprey and asked where the car was She was told that Brown had the car without Duprey's permission, but that it would be all right. Mrs. Mary De Jordy of New Haven. mother of the pre- vious witness. corroborated the testi- mony of the first witness.
 Joseph Duprey then took the stand and denied telling Mrs Blanchette that the car was taken without permission Mir Blanehette had not told him not to lei anyone else take the car. He aclInowl. edged that once before he had let another party take the machine.
 At this point the court stated that the truth of the matter must be brought ou and that either Du1rev or the wome1 was not telling the truth. Duprey thes said that he told Mrs. Blanchette he hat let Brown take the car for about ter minutes.
 Brown testifying on his own behal | said he secured permission to take th car for ten minutes. but later change.
 his mind and was going to Baltic A [ he was taking the corner the car strucl some object in the road and threw hin toward the truck. He righted the ca
 and drought he was c'ear but the whee suddenly clipped the truck and causet
 him to swerye into it. After that h could tell little about the accident a
 ne had to crawl out from under the car
 He sa wthe lights of the truck but it wa
 not where the other witnesses elaine,
 1t to be. He admitted not having per
 mission to take the machine for over te
 minutes His speed was about twenty
 five thirty miles an hour.
 The court found him guilty on bot
 counts and told him of his right of a.
 appeal. This was taken and late
 changed and Brown settled
 Patrick Lyons, charged with intoxi l cation, pleaded guilty. He was told tha n he had been in court several times o
 this count but he would be given ar
 other chance. A jail sentence of thirt
 days was suspended and in the rnear
 time Lyons is to report weekly to Pro
 batiOn Officer Elmer M Young and pa
 the back costs. If he came in on tn
 charge within six months the sentenc
 would be added to the one given for th inext offense.
 Paul Duby of Berlin, N. H.. and Mis
 Agnes Tremblay of this city were maj T ried Monday morning at s o'clock at s
 Mary's church by Rev. J. J. PapiIlol
 the pastor The witnesses were Edvar
 and Edith Tremblay, brother and sistt
 of the bride 4 breakfast was serve
 after the ceremony at the home of M
 and Mrs. Nose Tremblay, parents of Il Av41