Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-24

ing between and o'clock. There were two sections, both on the way home after spending eight days at Camp Devens, Aver, Mass. There were no. men i'll the outfit. and after passing. through Putnam Wednesday camped at North Windharn for the night. The Branford battery at present sis the only motorized unit in the New England National guard. They had four 155 NM. guns, twelve caissons, 13 ve ton truck and four car go truck. This company passed through Norwich while en route to Devens. Cap tain AveriIl was overseas with Battery of the 1o3d Y. D. Marriages in the town of Wfndham during the month of May numbered ve, according to records at the office of the town clerk. They were as follows; 2.-FFank Sofa and Sophia Musial (Gunleyyille) Rev Otto Beaumeister. 5-Robert Mercer Hartf (ord) and Eva B. Ashby (Hartford) by Rev A. D. Carpenter.
 19-Hans IL Kammeritz (Hartford) and Mildred Hartson by Rev. Walter B. anphear.
 24-ILeodore J. Lasmer and Elizabeth Thompson by John E. Clark. l 25-James Nj Larkham and Alice N. MacIntyre, by Rev. Leonard Smith. A small boy whose name could not be learned was struck by an automobile owned and driven by William Courtney 1 of Somers, Thursday afternoon at the corner of Main and High streets. The boy was dragging a small express wagon and ran from the sidewalk directly iu | front of the automobile. The boy was thrown to one side and the express wag- 1 on smashed.
 Adjutant Daisy Whipple and Captain Mary Colburne who opened the Salvation Army Work in this city nineteen months ago are to leave Sunday evening for Put nam, their new assignment. They will be succeeded in this city by Ensign and Mrs. Ingersoll Of Middletown.
 Tho windham county superior cour will come in at WilImantic Friday morn ing for short calendar session. Judg l., P. Waldo Marvin will preside Tn | short calendar list will be as follows:
 Short calendar: The A. P Bradley Go vs. Connecticut Mills Co. Motion for dis elours of defense or judgment William | N. Sweet vs, Grace 4. Sweet. Josepl payen vs Edward Parkinson. Hearing in damages on default entered.
 Trial list-To court: F. A. & r. c. Da wis vs. The M-B Tool Co. H. Landau Co. vs, M. Goldwater Josephine Shea vs Ahbie Macht. Rose Salveggio vs. Franl 1 NeNA' iSs A AetllN @As I lili.lllS NS M. ' Doud, ct al Ralph F. Robinson vs. , Stanwood Menken. Jennie F. Humes vs Town Of Hampton. Samuel Israel, by hi next friend, Hyman Israel vs. k. A. Eo varyics, Mary Griffin Vs. Joseph Hoch berg. George l. Rood vs. William r. an Harold $. Maine. Harlow NJ Tracy an John Boucher vs, D. Everett Taylor Will jam A. Tator vs, Mary C. Moore. Edwar N, Mason ys, A!me Gordon, Julius Na son vs. Aime Gordon. John J. Milan V: Clarence A. Hawkins. Josephine Shea N>
 Abb!e Mscht. Mary r, Dawson vs. Ar thur J. Mcintyre. Transferred from To land county Mary F, Francis vs Fred erick F. Wilcox, ct uX. Emily J. Ross hTecutor, Appeal from Commissioner
 Emma NJ, Wainwright vs. Judson {
 Wa!nwr!hht. Henry L. Spalding VI Charles Dansareau. Stuly Szymanski. VI l Alexander KalGtchitz Grace Tollefse1 vs, John Paine. St. Joseph's Hospital V. Francisco Valerie. George t. Nichols VI
 John q. Lewis. Louis Wolfe vs Ian Construction Co, Hymen Rosenberg "
 Herman l. Praggs, ct al. Oliver r. Down vs. Samuel Maiihot Thomas E. Rhode vs Mary Rhoades Claimed as uriyilege Class Is contested divorce. Broaislo7
 SwynGSli vs. Gulf Refining Company Application of George Hickey, Admr V. William Corbin, Tax Commissione Charles L. Crane, Adnlr. vs. Rose NJ Ca 1 pen,, EXeeutriX.