Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-25
DANIELSON

\ mos; enjoyable evening was spent ..iliTsezy Tasn the Roundzseut club en- ;ETtsinsd the gsntssRsn as the ho1ne of SFs- A4zh s5sassr, Academy street. Pro sFrslvs vAist was played Mrs L. S. ,sEsils won hrst homer, consolation going @ Afrz- C. ". Jennings, geatlsmen's Ersi 2rsEe gol1s 10 L. E. Iisnnedy and conso- leiioR te L. 5. Ingalis. Fruit salad, rolls 'Sise e9sfee' cheese stTaEs and saiteu praE-.s were served by the committee, AesA Spencer, Grace Kenwertiy and Mabel 1enEiass-
 nae Y. IT,. \, H and IT. E. R. comDany is ezoserased from all. responsibility for he cseth 9f Leon K. Say.ss, the young asan rho lost his life at a crossing east 9; 0Rses eaF!y yhis HsoszEa when the car 'a wflSh he was riding with another young han Eas struck by a west-boalld ireiE. sasies was not l&lisd osStright, bst eisG lev hours later at St. JoSephs haspiiai in WIlltmRHtle. whence he was isi<sa oa the passszser sFaia that figured "a the Reeideat.
 ID tlts finding relieving the railroad 1an froER FeggOnssOiaty, Coroner Arthur e. hiil Ards that Sayles died as the re Nlit ef hts oSn nesasgsnce; that he eth ar Eid not hear or rls-egzrded the warn Ing apuad ou the vAissis of the IecoaotlTs by the srriEesr operatlug the locomotive. TnGlzoly of TstEensns al the Inquest re- csztiy eezeuetef seemed to clearly inas- cate thaf a wsEaizg of the 1s9Toaeh at tho tFa.s was gq-aeed on tss FThiSfle CT ths iseszsotiSs long bsfeTe reaeheH eae rzessinE.
 Tfsls sad case furnishes another TaFIi- lrg for sgtoasrsiilsts vfo are inclined 10 hf etreises of thesT saSetg at grade cross izE- NF. SSylss wds Neh issoTa in no sts-ilEg ensrzzanlty EheEe he Fesid- r6 aEa his death ss the result Of the sz- su1sss ks Eecelved ia the accident vas a szSck 70 che eOzz1tzity.
 ne cr1SsiEg rhere the seciSsnt oe- -zr-rH is abeut a mile east of onee9!''I'le ErzAs, Res; -sezaS, is s1aela that sngrneeTs Ere lz ths hs5st os shutting of the power besors resehinS this crossing and letting raapeu-cs Srsiny coast in to 0nece.
 roSsy's specials-:Stu9ed dates. see lh. esuri sa6 Lleizy strike cigarettes, lse nasizge, Nose the Druggist, the Rex1H Stare.-1dv.
 me HasIlaeiz was in srror Friday tn stat- izE shzt Mrs. ESEa7d HHtGl o1 Main rtFeet had ense-ed the employ Of Bugeee e Wur a. PutraEn.
 Friday afternoon, st his home on Ne ci-sase GtFset, funeral servSees for Aeel- b@4 A. Perkins were conducted by Rev. E. s ssecklaE. pastor ef the Henieison sasthaalst Ep{eenpai church. TlAe ser vlsas was atssEaed by relatives and nzHy cFi@As, iaciuelng delegations frsFn Me 0raras post, C. A. R., ALcGreg0T ". R. ard Colelei Edward Anderson Camp, sras q vste-Sas.
 Rrriai vas in Wsstfeld cemetery vvhera eou1sSttal services were cors2Ecte cd sy Vine Franklin, o, S. Arnold and BeGl- ss-a4n q. RszD0. oRieeTs os McGregor Pos; O. AR of whTeh AEr. Perkins was a past aasznaaesz.
 Fzs heRxers were rs2z eseltanyeE oi CsieGsl Edward Anderson camp. Sons oi VetsE1ns-FraRlz Stinson, Frank Green as. ENsstt celFtz, F. 4. Chase, Herbert Ls=nza saA cogTssans Greene. 4 r. eFeoA Wns the funeral a&ssotSF.
 A ease % sRpsIsl lseEi interest seIlsd. uied Ter trial ln ne superior court st Put; Esza Tues6sy next Is that Of William HaEszaE VI Oliver r. Downs, nov a rss- ikelf ~ Bsaletaor, but Ei the time of thu panzzszees that lsAs to the bringing el tAs Suit a FeEdent ea zhat is known ss tAs cd seaEseF91eaa place n the town s' Eroot1Fz-
 Hsrtn,z1 silsgea h his suit for dana SC. that he vas wounded by 8 firearTH dis ckaEEod hy AfF. D9Tns while Hartman was St his pizee one evening more than [ year are. Al the tiTus Hzrzmaa, a IIs;i Es-erzE. ~1S employed in Wauregan.
 IasEe are vzrious fsa4ures Of this east that hoif s3eaiai attention ard the cut rosns os it will be GEuked with more than ordinary interest,
 The HsEtzaa-DowRs casa is one oi