Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-11
DANIELSON

William A. Burrows was elected warden at Mondays annual borough meeting. i which only 64 votes were cast. All oth CT candidates on the single ticket wer, elected. At the annual business meetn in the evening only about 30 out of nor than 1000 voters were present. Th meeting accepted all the reports of c. officials and authorized them to take suD action as may be necessary to procL4 from the next general assembly such lei- islation as will enable the borough to ta. over frCn the town control of the sii. walks. The meeting adjourned until first Monday in August. at which 5ri the tax rate will be levied.
 sesslons of the town court scheGc;, tor tomorrow "Wednesday and Thu day will have to do with the disposi. Of cases in which violations of the ma vehicle laws are alleged. These have (. yelopcd as the result of week end ao-i, ities
 Charles Skinner and Stanley Gwozcz both of Goodyear, will be charged with operating a car that is not registered Gwozcz is said to be the owner of the car and in court Skinner will be charged with loaning the number plates off his ma chne for use on the Gwozcz car.
 The machine with Skinner driving, ram med into the narrow bridge on the state highway at Central Village Saturday ev- ening. Gwozcz was pitched out andN hit the bridge, receiving a severe cut on his fface. The accident was reported to State officer Arthur W. Williams and the of hcer's investigation led to the ordering Of the two men into court to answer to the charges filed against them.
 Thursday. Louis Breneck of Buck street, Putnam, will come to court to answer to a charge of reckless driving It is alleged that Breneck came breezing down the state highway between Attawaugan and Dayville Sunday night, when a. heavy fog was Obscuring the highway and narrow ty missed crashing into two damaged ears that had come together and about which a number of men. including State officer William were standing.
 Breneck halted his car on a. signal from the officer, who ordered him to appear In court
 The cars that were in the smash on th' -Attawaugan road were registered in the name of Alden A. Mitchell, Thayer build ing. Norwich. and Joseph Tetreault, O Putnam Passengers in the cars wer, not hurt beyond a shaking up. The ac cident is believed to have bene du to tn tog that was prevailing at the time.
 The body of Judson l.. Adams, 55, wh, .- died in New Lonuons was brought her Monday and later was taken to East Kill lngly for burial. services at the grave be - lI.E conducted by Rev. J. M. Carpenter of the East Khlingly church. MT Adam was a veteran of the Civil war in whicl he served as a member of the 18th Con necticut infantry. He was a machinist b, trade and until his retirement had beel - um9loyed in New London He lived fo years in East Kililngly. leaving that plac about S5 years ago. L. 2. Kennedy wa ln charge of the funeral arrangements.
 The funeral Of Pierre Girard. s9, wa held Monday morning from his home her with services at St James church at o'clock, Rev. Joseph Moussier, M. S., beln sslsbrant of the high mass of requiem Burial was in the Sacred Heart ceme tery at Wauregan. The bearers wer Joseph Bousquet, Samuel Roi, Pierr H1rgeon, Waldes Lavallee. L. Portria,