Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-08
NORWICH BULLETIN
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Robert Sullivan, six year old son of Resistant Postmaster and Mrs. Daniel A. Sullivan is at St Joseph's hospital suf- fering from concussion of the bram as rhe result of being strucN by an auto mobile. The boy and number Of other children were playing, about ten o'clock Monday morning or Ire sidewalk near Joseph Nahass store on Valley street just across from the Sullivan home, when one of the Standard Oil compary's truck drove up to the store and stepped. The boys started to run around ;he truck 4ith the Sullivan boy in the lead when Ford truck owned and driven by stanley 9'Bara. of lower Main street, came along and as the boy ran around from the front of the oil truck he Mas run into by OBara and knocked down. From what could be learned from 'his play mates who saw the accident the boy was run over by the right wheel and the Ford truck was stopped with the back wheel resting against the boys head. The car was travelling at a very low rate of speed and was stepped with half of its length The Sullisan boy was al first taken to his home but was soon rushed to the hospital where he received treatment by Dr. Owen O'Nell. It was found that the boy had ccncussion of the brain besides scratches on his lace and a discolored eye Late in the aft ernoon he recovered consciousness and easily recognized those. about him. The outcome of his injuries however could not be determined for A hod-s.
 Joseph Kannen of wilIlmantic has Brought suit against Abraham Fuchs the latter's wife Della and their daugh- ter Ceiia.- The case is returnable be- -.fore the Windhsm county superior court --..- a11 claims damages of sl,200. Papers of at- .Eerest in the firm of Fuchs and Green blatt of South Coventry. Kannell and Fuchs exchanged business recently, the former giving $500 to boot. The latter conducted a meat market on Bank street and Kannell was a partner with Harry -GzeenblRtt in a meat -marSct in South Coventry. Last week writs of attach nent were made out against Fuchs and "a keeper was placed in the Bark street s'etore, so Kannel took action to protect dis interests.
 ,- number of local golf enthusla st' made good use of the excellent weather ever the past weekend to use the Will iimantic Country club course. Sever foles have been practically completed and all are visible from the club houst site The water from the spring or tht crest of the hill has been piped tc where the club house will stand. The eel lar O. the clubhouse and he foundation pillars have been laid
 The body of Harriet E. Jones arrived in this city from Boston Monday after noon and was taken to Willimanti, cemetery for burial commi-tal ser vice vas conducted by Rev. Arthur W Clifford FursFa1 Director Jay NJ. Shep ard was in charge of the arrangements.
 A letter was received by Isadore J Heller Monday morning from his wifi, dated at Hamburg, Germany, stating that she had engaged passage for Amer lea on August 8. Mrs. Heller left thi city for her native hams in Poland Ma, l3 She arrived in Germany June ant since that time has been visiting a various places in Germany and Pc land
 The outing of the Catholic Daughter of America was held at Columbia Lak recently and proved a very enjoyable af fair About 75 members were in at tendance Mrs Conrad Dubsau am Mrs Frank Lombardo were in charge o arrangements. At a meeting of tn