Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-22

into another pile of sand and the Buick car after it's encounter with the Ford passed over the bicycle twisting it al- most out of shape. None of the occu- pants of the automobiles were injured hut the little girl who was thrown from the bicycle received a bad bruise on the forehead. Mrs. Harold Maine who was on her way home to Windham Center placed the injured child in her automo- bile and brought her to her home in Willimantic, IS Ives street Mrs. Duches- neau agreed to settle for the damages done to the Hop River mans car.
 At the superior court session Wednes- day the morning was taken up with the final evidence in the case of Jake Berko- witz vs Hyman seplowitz and the argu- ments of the attorneys in the case Will liam A. King for the plaintiff and P J. Danahey. Judge Avery gave decision in favor of the plaintiff to recover $20O and costs.
 The case of Otto Hattin vs William J. Dunn was heard at the afternoon session. The plaintiff seeks $50 damages, the plaintiff alleging that on January last the defendant in operating his automo- bile on the state highway between Mt. Hope and Warrenville collided with the plaintiffs horse drawn gasoline saving machine, damaging it, The driver of the machine, George J. Albee, it is all legged was injured at the time Several witnesses were heard during the after noon. The plaintiff is represented by Attorney Samuel B. Harvey and the de- fendant by Attorney William A King A short calendar session of the court will be held Friday afternoon at o'clock
 Among Eastern Connecticut graduates at various colleges this were were: Well l lesley-Bachelor of arts, Edith M Bar rows, Willimantic; Janice M Grant. Mansfield Center; at Smith, bachelor of arts, Helen w. French of Andover; Mar ion s. Hillhouse of Willimantic The police court room was crowded 1 Wednesday morning when the case of Albert Al" Rondeau charged with as i sault on Bertha Erbechea was called The spectators were disappointed however, as the case was again continued, this time until Wednesday morning of next week at the suggestion of the attorneys | for the defendant, Arthur LeBouef of Webster Mass. and Thomas J. Kelley of this city. Attorney LeBouef made a 1 short plea for the reduction of the sum of the bond from $500 to S4O0 which was i granted. The money was put up by Webster people and Rondeau was reIeas- | parents were present in the building but did not appear in the court room.
 The twelfth biennial convention of the l National League of Girls club which was held at Nassar college at Poughlzeep- sic. N. Y, from June 15 to IS. was a busy week and q most enjoyable one l Nine of the Windham Girls club mem bers attended and report wonderful 1 time.
 MT. and Mrs. David Hallock Ketchan ot Huntington, l.. l., announce the mar
 riage of their daughter, AIthea, to Sel
 den Edward Tracy of Bridgeport on Jun,
 IT. The sroom's mother. Mrs Paulin,
 Tracy, who has just returned from .Ja
 pan is frequent visitor in town.
 The outing which was to have beer
 held at Lake Wamgainbaug, South Gov
 entry Wednesday by the graduating class of the Windham Street school wa
 postponed and will be held today i
 weather conditions are favorable.
 The citizenship class will be held Fri
 day evening at the Y. NJ c. A, at 7.3
 o'clock. Americanization Director c. E ] Gilman will have charge It is expecte
 that there will be a large attendance.
 At meeting of the Chamber of Com
 merce Realty company stockholder Tuesday night at the chamber of con
 merce rooms presided over by Frank I.ar
 dDee IL WdS voted 10 rdt1Iy the action (
 the directors in the sale of the buildin owned by the company. It was also vol ed to appoint the directors as trustees
 wind up the affairs of the company. John B. Kearney of New York wa . in town "Wednesday
 Edward T Brunham of Colchestt ' was local itor Tuesday and reporte ! the traffic over the new state highwa : through that place is very heavy.
 Richard Holmes of New York spent Il ' day with his sisters in South Windha : yesterday
 5 Miss Alice Reid of SS Windham roa : 1 is entertaining Mrs. Leonard Huntre!
 of Lowell, Mass, for a few days.
 Mrs. George F. Stiles. Mrs Floren, s Fitch and Sarah Abbe of South Windha e spent yesterday in Hartford l. Miss Healen c. Hearty and Miss 30 d othy Burgess of the Tubridy- Weldon C - are spending a few days in Boston. = Mrs. Duane White who has been vi }, iting Mrs. Robert White of Church stre y returned to her home in Boston yeste 2; day. Her daughter is to remain for o longer visit.
 !; MT. and Mrs. Robert o. Branch of 9. j. Summit street have had as guest MI T. Branches mother Mrs Frank Talcott $ Glastonbury.