Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-07
WILLIMANTIC

and a touring car owned by Willimantic man colIided Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock in Manchester, at the H. tersection of Roosevelt and center streets. Both cars were travelling horlh on the street and as the truck orlFeF eh deavored to turn into sloe street tno WiIlimantic mans automoplie strueA III c,,s rear right wheel of the truck. me frame of the truck was sprung and the front of touring car damaged. Chief Of Police Gordon made no arrests, Deins or the opinion that it was no case TOT Une criminal court to decide.
 The carnival, which has been held at Recreation park ,'or the past ten days un- der the auspices of James J. Shea post No 19. American Legion finished the lo- cal engagement Wednesday night. Ine Legion men have had bad weather durlhg the majority of days the carnival was | in the city but the attendance on .ne Fourth sent receipts ahead and 1t IS be- | lieved that the post will make some PIont | from the venture
 l MT. and Mrs Ernest E. Paulson have returned home, after visiting friends in Boston and Attleboro, Mass
 1 B. F. Curran and family of Atlantic City. N. l., have returned home, after | brief visit with relatives in this city. l Miss Sabras Stoughton, daughter of Mr and Mrs John E. Stoughton of No. 4s9 Pleasant street recently completed eight years of school attendance without being absent. tardy or excused. Miss l Stoughton this past June completed, her sophomore year at Wdndham High school She attended Natchaug grammar school for six years and Windham High school for two years with perfect re- cord. For many years she received an hoinorary attendance ceticateS from the state board of education.
 Friends of Walter ". Sawyer. whose mother Mrs. Mary c. F. Sawyer, died in Willimantic January 18th last, aTe grieved to learn that he died. June g, al St. Lukes hospital, New York city
 where he had bee thunder treatment sev. eral weeks. MT. Sawyer was the son ol
 Andrew Sawyer of Wdndham, Conn, ant Mary C. Filler of Belchetown. Mass. H.
 was born in Providence, R. L, December 16. 1865. His early life was passed il
 Hroy, N. r, where, after graduating witt
 honors from Troy high school in the clas.
 of 1874, he was associated with his fath
 CT in the drug business. In 1888, fathe
 and son moved to Bridgeport. Conn.
 where the business association continued
 until the death of his father in 1903. MT. Sawyer married in 11S1 Alice L Merriam of Troy, N. r., who survives
 hlm. He IS also survived by hls son
 Harold M. Sawyer of San Francisco, Cal
 ifornia. and 8 brother, Erskine H. Saw
 yer of Petersburg, N. Y. He made hi
 residence in San Fransico after his sol
 had gone there to live.
 Those who knew him will cherish tn
 memory of his rare business ability, hi
 square dealing and his kindness of hear
 which showed itself in so many unob
 trusive acts of helpfulness and good vii The funeral service took place in Co
 lumbia. Conn.,, on the arrival of the 23
 train. Saturday, July ?.
 At Leonard Bridge Fourth of Jul
 celebration, with fireworks took place a
 Morris Vineyards farm. I Scailler, c ' 2s57 Broadway. New York, with his fam : ilw. Mark Villchur, with his son, Mis- Sadie Fisher, Mrs. Levik. daughter an 7 son., and Mir Vineyards daughters, Bet
 ty, Fannie, Bessie and Celia were tn
 guests from New York. Miss AFisher CT tertained with interpretive dances. Mis Janette Schiller rendered several song and the Schiller boys Harry and Georg ; gave pleasing recitations.
 The celebration was attended also h , George Watrous, Miss Elizabeth Nep : berry. MT. Alien and, family and \ 7 Rich, all of Leonard Bridge