Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-20
WIL.II.IMAN'TIC

Harold c. Lincoln, Joseph St, Onge yS. Roland B. Jordan.
 In the two matches already played R. G. Remington won over Eugene E. Curran, four up and Dr. D. Everett Tay- Tor defeated Everett Harrington five up. The. matches are being run daily. The cases of the two local public ser- vice automobile drivers, Guy Denarco and Ovila Martin were nolled in the Stafford Springs borough court. The men were charged with operating public kservice cars over a licensed jit- ney route held by another person sanc- tioned by the public utilities commission and collecting individual fares from passengers from this city to the Stafford fair on one of the days of the fairs run last week.
 to contradict the testimony of Demarcc and Martin which was that the fares for the entire load in each instance was paid by one person. The cases were nolled on payment of costs. James F. Graham of Hartford charg ed with carrying passengers without credentials was fined s5 and costs to- talling S16.1e-
 Mary Rutka. Is years old daughter of Toney Rutka of Colchester is confin- J ed to her home with a broken ankle as the result of an accident in which she l figured recently when the horse which she was driving became frightened and she was thrown from the wagon. The wagon. The girl was driving home an 1 ice wagon when the horse which was usually gentle, bolted and ran away. The. girl was thrown to the side of the | road and lay in an unconscious condi- tion until found some fifteen minutes later by Mir. Harkin, a neighbor. The girls parents were notified and it was l found that she was in great pain. Dr. Pendleton was called and later she was taken to the Hartford hospital for Great- ment The horse was stopped at the J. Pease farm.
 Mrs. Margaret Withnell, 51, died at St. Joseph's hospital, Wednesday. from bron- chial pneumonia. Mrs. Withnell was born in Colne, England, March s, 1871, the daughter of Elijah and Ellen (Pol- lard) Greenwood. She had been es- tablished in the medical profession in New York city for the past eight years. She is survived by one daughter, Miss Madge P Wfthnen, and one brother Frederick Greenwood of Baltic Burial will take lpace at Pittsfeld, Mass Henry Boufard, 1s years old, died al the home of his perents, 406 Valley street Wednesday night after an extended ill ness. The deceased is survived by two brothers, Arthur and Alexander, and foul sisters, Blanche. Helen, Josephine and Bernadette.
 Postmaster 0'Rourke has received s communication stating that under new rule postmasters may use their own dis erection in regard to partially closing business at their respective offices ol state and city holidays if such suspen pension is accompanied by a genera suspension of business throughout Archibald W. Buchanan. of Mansfield agent for the state board of education was at the town hall Thursday forenoon : meeting with children between the age of 14 and 16 applying for employmen . certificates
 State Policeman Fred T. Caron of tn Stafford Springs barracks made hi weekly visit 10 this city and was at tn town building Thursday to meet with ap plicants for motor vehicle drivers Il censes. A number called during tn day.
 Frank A. Phillips sold his Sl-acre farI including dwelling. three barns and otl err out buildings in Hampton to Asi BurdiclS of Merrow. MT. Phillips no of this city, lived on the farm some year ago when first seleetman of Hampton.
 
 is visiting her father. David Loree.
 Mrs Fred w. BoeIck of Norfolk, Va is visiting her parents, Mir, and Mir, John Holden of South Windham.
 Mrs. Clara Helmold, who has bee spending the summer in Springvale Me, has returned to her home.
 Mrs. Harold l.. Foote has retrne from visit to New Haven, New Tor and other places.
 Mrs. Gurdon Rathbun recently eiitei tained a number of friends at whist her home.
 Mrs. Joseph A. Boucher is spendir n week with relatives in Pittsfel Mass.
 William Heffernan of Manchester
 the guest of friends in( this city.
 Dr. Charles A. Jenkins left Thursda for Providence on a professional trip
 the Rhode Island State hospital.
 Alr. and Mrs. W. l.. Whittemore ai