Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-01
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Mics Ahce Barber. of Westminster. Vt was driving his zu tomobiie down East Main street Tues day morning At >the junction of HaIr and East Main, and while attempting ts comply with the trafic regulations al that point. man named Belisle from Baltic driving north. ran into him. striking his machine squarely in ths middle broadside. Niles Barber shoi over her grandfather and the nteerinr wheel. thus in a fine acrobat-c stunt saving herself from more serious injury than the cuts on her hand from the hy. ing glass of the broken windshield. Nr Barber on the drivers side was mir. jured, his machine however, was ruf totally out Of business. Mir Beiisle -ra- wholly at fault in his calculations. m judging the speed. which was slow. at which Mr. Barber was driving The report that a tire had come otf the Be lisle machine, thus rendering 1t out oi control. has been proven not the case by dozen witnesses. Mir. Bsiisis does not dlselaim responsibility for the coi- lIsion
 The ten pupils of the elass of Isa. ~ the Riverside Grammar schooi having the highest standing for the year are. .r order: Stanley Kaiko. Helen Ba5zano~- ski John Burda. Ruth BalIou- Vsiedf Boule. Ellen Faust. Rose Crumb. Mar. Miss, Lloyd wechsier. Ethel Richards The vsledictorisn Is Stanley Kaiko. ;hs salutstorian, Helen Bakanowski. Tho graduating exercises will be in FlnS Opera House. Thursday evening. June 29. The class win reproduce an operet- ta entitled The Contest of the Nations
 Charles Edward Prior IT.. Of Hart. ford was visitor in the borough Tues day.
 Superintendent and Mrs. r. 1T. p. Gle. ment entertained az Memorial day guests Mir and Mrs. John Frazier oi Newark. N. J.
 Mir. and Mrs R. R. Barber Jr and daughters. Lillian, Alice and May. ot Westminstsr. Vt. are guests of " H. Brown of the East Main street high lands and of R. R. Barber of Lisbon. The Misses Barber, three attractive ma. tives of the Green Mountain state, ars making many new friends in the Dor. ough.
 Charles Tyler of Bridgeport was 2 visitor in Jewett City, his native town Tuesday. For a long time Mir Tyler has been interested in big industrial op- erations all over the country. For many years he was in sole charge Of tho Westinghouse concern in Pitts5urgh- During the war, when the government | control failed to make the neceeEar5 output he came to Bridgeport and thers as manager of the Remington Arms Cn | MT. Tyler made an unsurpassed record for efficiency in production. and uas able to manufacture 52 per cent. of an the ammunition used by the United States during the World war.
 In JudEe A. M. Drswu's GdsweIs town court the last few days three mi a of which the accused are looking to d. better. so light fines and probationa-- lperiods disposed of them. John Duff ant Mrs. Monte were fined s1oo each for vio lation of the liquor law. which was paid As a result of the raid last week b. federal officers. Louis Papinsl<y was pre- sented Wednesday morning. and beinl found guilty was fined $500 and costs He appealed and is under $500 bonds At the raid a quantity of moonshin and AS bottles of Jamaica ginger nzrke'
 s3 per cent. alcohol were seized. Tn ad dition to the local prosecution Paninss'
 will be called to appear before Fedora
 Officer Eari F. Mzthewson at Norwich
 William Kircker of Springfield an
 Mrs. Elizabeth Le Claire were the guest
 of Mir and Mrs. ". T. Crurnb. Tuesdas Mir. Kirclxer is an old friend of the Lar
 cher family of Springfield. Mrs " : Crumb and Mrs. Eugene Le Claire wer . Misses Lillian and Elizabeth Larcher (
 that city.
 John D. Phillips enjoyed a visit Tue,
 day with old friends in Hope Valley. '
 I.
 MT. and Mrs ]. H. Tracy were ava
 for the weekend on an automobile fri to the western part of the state h
 Tracy's sister who was Miss Mary = Knight and her husband. Charles Mile
 were also there. Many points of interei
 were visited through the lower foothfl . of the Berkshires.
 Mir. and Mrs. A M. Brown were wis l tors at Groton Long Point for their M { morial Day outins. Their younger so ! Morton, together with his grandmothe
 Mrs. J. E. Phillips and Mrs. s. P. Gree have been at Mrs Phillips cottage for
 week.
 Dr. Hugh B. Campbell will be al T
 Red Cross room today (Thursday) st
 o'clock (daylight tfme) to hold fr' , chest cfinlc. Miss Isabel Noodle. R \ ) a member of the Red Cross execufil
 board. will be present to assist at Il \ examination of patients.
 Mir and Mrs. Clarence Jefers al
 family of PiaEnf7eid were guests Tue . day at ". c. Jehers'
 Mir. and Mrs George E. wlIicox nf
 family of Providence were recsut Eues - at Mrs Ida Benjsmins.
 Mrs. George H. Prior left Wednesdi
 for Burlington. Vt. as state dslegz
 to attend the Internsfionzi Kim V Daughters convention. Mrs Prior VI . be one Of the speakers on the proETz-
 Mir. and Mrs. David BoGhweii ents
 tained on Tuesday M4ss Martha Bot -iwell of Hartford and Miss Dora Bot
 well, of w1nhmantic-
 Mrs. Lydia Brogn Of Norwich v1Efh
 friends in Jewett City Tues6zy-
 Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Richardson V
 attend commencement exercises at n
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