Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-09
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Fair Hay en.-AmonE inc 9rarinr ar. rivals is the barse' Virginia Palmer with about 1000 tsns Of coal and .t. .src4m barge Eva with 5n0 tens
 New Haven.-The cDrrUznv l-a-.r ,. Don the Hatt(1' filed |. r,t5tion ... a.;,rl- ruptey in the United S;zlt,.e COLT. Don Doolittle and Howard T.. Damon are 4 majority of the directors
 New Brifain.-William Mi-arda -ero--- ed to the police that an autsmul.fl, ram down his child but failed to -op 60 ag- certain whether tse child fya- h.r; p.r. tunstely, the child was TO. nadiy injured.
 simsbury.-William Mc1-ollun died 2, his home here. He was g. years old. Ha was born in Iceland aud cam. ro thi. country with Mrs. McCollum rca~ly Is, years ago and had lived here ever .:ncr
 Norfolk. - Announcement ,las lecn made of tho engagement or Mis- Ger trude l.. Carl, daughter of Alr and Mrs. Samuel L. Carl. and IshmseI J. Prunio1 of Hartford. The wedding wHl take rl.os at the brides home Saturday. Noy. 1T. Terryvir1a-Jobn Povskv or Tc-r,- il1. was killed at the junction ou Memorial boulevard when his molnrryc'o way stTUck by an zutomobilc owned and driven by John Sergi of Bristol. The police investigated but made no arrest TorringtOn.-Grand Sub-Chief Fanrs, Peter J. Cavanaugh of Torring-ou and Grand Secretary Thomas O'Iourbl3p sI NavgatncA, of the Furesters of Amer5sa 1 motored from Torington to Tariffvills i and attended the meeting of Court Tariff. { vile.
 NsaEstaek.1The local frs,.-nsI o,,o,, league hse been formed for the zszson of | l922-2S with eight teams. The lsar7ls ] was composed of four organizations laFt year. Alfred HubsAd has hecn eles1a6 president and Raymond Foley official scorer. ! MtrIdaIe--The annual meeting of Hoss company No. , was held al tho hose house and the following officers elected I: | Foreman, Harry winchell; first assistant. R. G. Ransom; second assistant. Victor Fontana; secretary and treasursr, David Leinhadt.
 Brtstol-Mrs. Henry B. Goodenoagh of
 Hartford. formerly of this city, has of- fered to the local library a large collec- tion of minerals collected by her hus- band, lately deceased, with the cases con- tainins them. The board of library direc- tors has voted to accept the gift. Winsted.-At meeting of ex-servics
 men held in Veterans hall to make ar
 engagements for the observance of Arrnis.
 tice day, a committee WAS appointed tc
 confer with ex-seryice men m nearby
 towns and arrange for a parade and
 other exercises in keeping with the day.
 HAnden-Najor-wa -walter S. Lay. Major
 Freder1ck Oberlin and Post Commander
 George Fitch have been named as com
 nittee of the local post of the American Legion to appear before the board Of ! fiJauee shortly fa ernF-ess inc cent fr1ers
 of the legion here for a memorial toWr
 hall.
 waterbury.-Statss Attorney Terrence
 F. Carnhody, acting for the state. filed ar
 action for damages in the superior court
 against George Prisavage of lsl High
 land avenue, asking for the foreclosure
 of judgment lien issued by Judge Allyn l.. Brown against Prisavage Oct. g for
 S5,6sL55.
 Hartford.-Entries for the aviation meet here on Nov. 10, II and l2 number l about 40, 1t is announced. The entries have come from Boston, New York, Bal timore, Washington, Aberdeen, Dayton. Parkersbprg, Pa, Anacostia- D. C., Framingham; Mass, and other places in
 the east.
 Chaplin.-Louis Kluntz, former dos ! warden of Hartford has Threatened to bring suit against John Paul Jones of
 the Bear Hill section of this town be- cause he alleges the latter shot his prize
 coon hound, Beauty. while Kluntz and Nicholas Candella. also of Hartford, were hunting on Jones farm, which is posted |
 Some people who have more money 1 than brains are not considered veal thy.