Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-07


 One of the machines was owned and | driven by Leo M O'Donnell of 75 Ore- l co street, New London, the other by Ed | gar c. Dansereau of 75 Oak street. | Woonsocket. In the O'Donnell car in | addition to MT. o'Donnell was his wife | and Leo and Harold O'Donnell,- boys 1 and Miss Margaret Fem. All escaped l injury of any consequence With MT. 1 DaEsereau in his ear were Mrs. Octave 1 Dansereau, Irene and Lionel Dansereau 1 and Napoleon Martin. Mrs. Dansereau was somewhat injured and was attended 1 by Dr. J. J. Russell On the O'Donnell car the left front wheel was wrecked. l tire blown out, front nudf,1Sd crumpled and running board smashed. The Dan sersah car had a broken left front wheel twisted axle and other damage forward. Misjudging the clearance in passing is believed to have caused. this accident.
 At 6.ao Labor Day evening cars own l ed by Frank Dumas and George Dumas Of this city were in rear end collision at the corner of Providence and Mohegan street, the Dumas car crashing into the l Sylvester machine and damaged It | slightly.
 Late Monday night a motorcycle with sidecar driven by Waldo senay of North l Grosvenordale and with young woman 1 In the sidecar, was overturned when V
 crashed into the rear end of Ford driv- l en by Benjamin Smith of no Glen 1 street, New Britain, this accident, in l which no one was hurt, occurring on the
 Chepachet road. not far from the Chil- | dren's Home. According to a report on 1 the accident received by Sergeant George Laird, the Smith car was proceeding with | the motorcycle trailing when Smith slow l ed down to pass another car standing be- | side the highway while tire was be- | ing changed Smith told the police that ], he held out his hand to indicate that 1 he was to stop, but this did not prevent the Senay machine, which was close be | hind. from becoming involved in a rear end crash while the motorcycle was be-
 ing swerved in order to avoid such hap | pening. The motorcycle and it's side car were tipped over.
 | Several other minor automobile acS- dents were reported on Tuesday as the result of the heavy traffic of the holi- day, but none of them had serious con-
 sequences.
 Mayor 4. ". Marcy viii not be 8 can
 didate for reelection at the biennial election to be held in December. Mayor Marcy was positive in the making of
 this declaration Tuesday evening. The mayor feels that in the terms he has . served as chief executive and member : os the common council he has performed sufficient public service for the present
 and will not be a candidate. Mayor Marcy, who is a republican, has served . the city conscientiously and efficiently 1, and the fact that he is to retire from public life is regretted by many of his ] friends and supporters.
 Raymond Wheaton included along D with the honor of winning the golf e match at the links of the Putnam Coun-
 try club Labor Day afternoon the dis l | tinction of making the ninth hole of the r course in two, something that never be-
 foro has been accomplished. Four iS q COT sidered par for this stunt, for the ninth hole is rated as the most sporty
 of the course. In winning the honors for the day Mir. Wheaton made one round of the course in 42 and one round | in 39, both regarded as remarkably gooG 6 scores.
 = Alphonse Bourcier, former chief of ths : fire department, chuckled Tuesday morn : ing as he recalled how on the preced
 ing day he had Kidnapped two ful e grown people-a bride and groom b1 2 the way and took them down to Dan
 ielson in a light motor truck that ht |, had nicely curtained in so as to escap. h observation by the police, who did no
 get an inkling of what was going on | Mir Bourcer says, until the dark deed U committed in broad daylight, had beer !. fully accomplished. The kidnappin: U stunt was pulled off in the Providence ! street section of the city and as a mat > ter of fact was evidently regarded as al Is experience highly favorable to them b. l. those who were kidnapped and savet
 from the designs Of relatives and friend : who had planned merry hazing fo
 them.
 There was no session of the superio
 court here Tuesday morning as schedul
 ed, court being opened and immediatl,
 adjournd until this morning. Postpone l ment of the case on trial Tuesday wa due to the fact that two of the principa x witnesses on one side of the case ar ! i'll with diphtheria. Court will come il 5 this morning for trial of cases assignee at last Fridays session for today The three day holiday period produc ed only one case for consideration by tn & city court Tuesday morning A youn & man was presenrSd on charge of hay T ing been intoxicated, but it appears tha
 he became i'll from slightly indulging il