Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-30

feet in loo down at tho point Of the ac cident William T. Brock of Glastonbury. for the defense, testified he was the driver or the truck. It was a White truck. Be- Iore swinging to the left he looked out 1 through the window in the rear of hi, cab and for distance Of 500 feet 1bsr. was no car visible. He gave 8. signal before turning. His car was never to the center of the road. The truck was about Is feet over all. The truck weigh 1 ed 1850 pounds and he had a load in 1 that weighed about 1000 pounds Tracks i Ill the road showed where the Hudson Sid for 22 feet and then the brakes Were released and the crash came. The rear
 of his truck was pushed q feet. Tho 1 driveway was q blind one.
 Cross examined, witness said that taa
 engine of the truck stopped as the ma chine took the curb 1Ir Ives aslle.I him if he Was insured. The Ives car was backed away from the truck. Al, 1 Ives. he said. told another person thai
 ne first intended to nass to the right but
 because he would hit the engine of the
 truck swung to the left and hit the rear Of the truck. Court adjourned at 4.5O o'clock until this Wednesday, morning
 at TO o'clock when additional testimony
 will be taken.
 Wniimantic escaped tie ice storn,
 which has hanpered New England for
 the past four days The local tele- phone exchange reported. however
 twenty-siX lines. or 2n0 stations, out of
 order. The RockvilleWii mantle Light : ing company also suffered and for 2 time Monday power was shut ofT from
 this plant because of break in one ot
 the high tension wires. Power was . used from the Norwich lighting plant . to tide over until the high tension lines could be repaired. No local shops were
 affected by the break. however.
 The dates for the Community Forum , meetings have been set and the com B 1nittee has secured speakers Of note fo
 the meetings which are to be Sunday
 evenings at 7.30 o'clock. The dates an, speakers are: December IS, Dr. DaviC r D. Vaughn. lecture on American Ideals
 January s, Dr. Tehyi Hsiei1. lecture oi ! What China Means to the [. s. A.. Feb f F, Charles Kro'l. lecture on Labor Fron
 I Progressive Employers Point o1 View; March 12. Prof Clarence R. Skin P her. lecture on World Unity CT Norl, Destruction. All the dates mentioned have been made known to local pastor and announcements vii be made in th : churches that large gatherings may hea these speakers. Dr. Vaughn. the frs = speaker, has ived and worked in th : congested districts of Chicago, and la T the vauabe education and experience re ! ceived from both college and street Mrs. Philomena PIonrde Tureotte, 7t : wife Of CIeophas Turcotte, died late. oi ;. Monday night at her home, No. 15 Mil e 1 street, after q lengthy illness. She wa . born in St. Mathieu. Canada, Sept. 21 1851, the daughter or Mr. and Mrs
 Elois Belanger Plourde. She was de
 yout member of St. Mary's parish an i also St. Anne Society. She had been s resident Of this city for the past tlirt. E years. Besides her husband. Mfrs = Turcotte is survived by five daughters [ Mrs. Frank Marceau, Mrs. Alph0nse D , Auteuil, Miss Marie Turcotte. Miss Le Tureotte of this city and Mrs. Adelar = St. Lawrent of Providence, R. l.; tw
 sons, Desire and Francois K. Turcott 1 of Wlllimantic three sisters Mrs. 10
 sepb Gagnon of St. Simon. Canada, Mrs
 Elzear Belanger Of St. Mathieu, Canada
 and Mrs. Cressnthe Millette of this cit.
 and 8. brother, Cyprien Plourde Of st
 1Iatilieu
 Brief Notes.
 The Knights of Columbus nlinstre ] WAS Te0na+ad Tuesday 73;1h+' l,efa-a .