Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-18
WILMA ANTIC

iured leg and forehead as the result of
 Angelo Degadio of New Haven. owner of the car testifed that Tony Martlnio
 ana the accused were in the car with
 ham and that. they were going slow and sounded the horn. Dion jumped and fell
 but was not struck by the car. He went back but after Frank DUby said tha1
 Diem was all right they went on their 1Fay.
 1sartissao, another occupant of the car,
 eoypdborated the statements of Degadio and ,said be had an opinion that Dion and D4ahy vera intoxicated. Several local boys testified that the New Haven car Etorusd, and that Degadtc went back Thomas KfAourey was recalled to the stand and stated that he tooks the mum
 Der because the car did not stop. Dubyi stated that be, tolw no one that Dion was all Eaght after the accident
 Judge Foss found Bertratio guilty oA
 two cca1nts and fine him $25 and costs Nar reckless driving and s5 and costs fora evasion of responsibility. The whole bin twas s86.95. Degadto wanted to ap- peaisthe case but the court informed him
 thatSas owners of the. ear he was respops- ihIs for sFAasng the responsibility. The
 us.
 EAHl3E1 jGADEHVSA0 South Coventry, is a patient at St. Jo- segh's hospital with fracture of bones of four toes of the right foot, received
 in motorcycle accident early this week. Morotte was on his way to this city and met a truck, the driver of which sisnalled that he was about to make a
 tura. Mero4te tried to pass, crashed ] into the truck and was thrown for some distance.
 TodRy (ThuYsday1 will be visiting day at the giEi scout camp at Crystal lake and an elaborate program has been ar ranged for those who journey to the camp dEring the day. Directly after the rest h1ur. at z:s o'clock. there will be driil as the top of the hill, followed by various games and water sports. Since the scouts arrived in camp their work In fnacy diving and swimming has been greatly tnprpEed through the use of the new floating dock. The scouts have prepaTed a week of activities and Friday niRiH a masquerade and stunt festivity will pEovtde entertainment. The scouts have had perfect weather uring the stay aA the camp After supper tonight e4Auzdayl the girls are to enjoy an old fashioned camp fire and sing. Tuesday neon at Wind3aam. Miss Ethel Knight Brown daughter of Mrs. Gertrude kBroHn. and Leon c. Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Hamilton of AL
 ton WeEe married by Rev. A. " Cliff ford of WiRdham. The bridal attendants were Mss TilHe Colbert and HaEeld EngstreEn. The bride was goWned in blue tricotine with hat to match and car
 ried bouape4 of bride roses, Her maid
 woKe 8 brown suit and carried pink roses. The bride is 9 graduate of Wtndham High seheel class of 1920 and has been stsnoerapher iR the shipping department of the American Thread Company. Afr. Hamilton served with the A. P. F. and ! is now employed aa maehinist at the American Thread Company. After their ! wedding trip to New YaFk, Philadelphia and Altoqna Pa, Mr. and Mra Hamilton
 vii Resiae at 1T Wiadham street Wfili- uaansie.
 Funeral saryises- esr Doris May Taylor were beld Wednesday afternoon at 1 iociack at her home in AndeRer. Rev T.
 Newton O~en of the GofuHabia Gengrega- tinaal church officiating. Burial WRs in the North cemetery, Holland. Funeral director Jay M. Sheppard was in charge ef the arrangements.
 .. Rgnsras services far Mrs. Haxriet NeFFeW EaEe held Tuesday afternoon from her haEze in Merreg, Rev Leonard
  attendance at the service. The bearers were Paul G. MeFEew, Jahn M. Wash burn, John G. kerFaw and John H. ] WasfIhHEn. Burial was in the North
 Mansfield cemetery in charge of Jay M Sheppard
 Mrs. 6aEah Deiphiae Dresser, s3, widow | of Samuel DEAssef died Monday at her heae in South Coventry Mrs. Dresser
 was harR iR Lima. Michigan, December
 ss. IRa, the daughter of Charles and Mary Rutls Baelns. GiRce she was 8 child of seven years her home has been in 6Pufh C9TentFE She is survived by 9 daughter Mrs. Rose Johnson of South C0eeatrE, a gFzndaaashter Mrs. Ruth I4aaasis Of AeEeb Coventry two grand 1 sons, Raymond and Roy Johnson Gf 6aEtA GeRaRtEg aud a gneat=spaAddaAgh- ter JuAe K4DeHis of North Coventry. Bsaag fFhnrsdsg1 is GlerEs' Day and Re4 of the business hoases of the city will be elnsed for the day la forHaer years on this day ths clerks went en | eKcuEsiaR triHs sta nearby summer re- sorts hut this year their activities are e xhs in the HatEFe of every clerk for him r self
 County Betsetipe William E. Jackson iaRd Deputy Sheriff Elmer M Young of fttis city who early in the week secured fSextraditiea papers from Governor Cox of aGassaehAsatts to bring Gus Meizas of 6pFingfeld to Norwich, cqmgIeted stheir work Wednesday and returned to this city late in the afterpaGa. The property on Main street owned
 tE the Frank 4. sagIes Estate of Paw
 tneket, R. T., meas4Ti4g 425 front feet
 in Main street is now practically all 1 disB1sed of to local business uea. The properly has sold at s18a B front foot. I EHth this ppsne4Y safd, Httle af the busi-