Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-17
IEWETT!l1 CITY

tfv5H in the navy during the war, especially those who were stationed at Newport were well acquainted with Morris Stark weather, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry starkweather of Plainfeld. It is with feelings of sympathy that they learn of ''Starkey's" hard luck the other day at Portsmouth. \. H. After serving his four year war enlistment period, he re- enlisted, he is now a patient in the gov ernment Marine hospital at Pertsmonth. He, with other members of squad were riding nnotorcyeles, young Starkweather's machine went bad, and with him aboard to steer was being pulled in At turn in the road his machine fouled the tow line, and he and machine in a general mix-up were thrown down the bank. Besides bruises and cuts his collar bone and arm was broen Saturday his condition was favorably reported and he sends word that he expects to enlist again. T
 MT. and Mrs George Sparks were vis- itors in Greene, R. |, Saturday.
 to Rocky Peiaf @ ssturasS @ as sRSs NaIHsd Hs1i along the midway looking at the various attractions, soon he noticed an extra commotien in the yicinity of the shore sinner house People ran to see. walters with buckets and bags were running at top spsed to' the newly opened bake out side, and as hhrriedly returning to the dining hall with steaming clans. Such activity being unusual the man peeked inside to learn the possible cause. Be- hold; there 1t was, and no doubt about it, for down at the lower end. handy to the dock sat Frank from Jswett City, and George from Piainfeld, and Frank didn't let George do It all. sithsr
 The married men defeated the single men here, Fourth of July, in a closely contested ball game This tslonday) ey- ening the bachelors are Q out for blood. The contest will De on the Ashland casino 1 uuette will wager his new vacuum clean CT against Manager McGovern's s5,ooO speed wagon. The Benedicts lineup in l eiudes the following rssmrarkable artists 1 .:Hec" Bean, catcher Smoky" Jodotn Gasavant, secend; C. King, short; Red Melady. third; [. M Carpenter left field 'ipocf Gingras center Managers "Sol' l Paquette, right field Reserves, Charles ] Cornell, Fred Stehbins Andy MacNfcel 1 Dan Sullivan, Lester Blapchard. Mayor Joseph H. Mccarthy will 'act as officia coach. The bachelors have signed the i following fnyincihles: i.Toot Larkin l catcher 'LimPer' Bill LaLiberte, lstch- 1 CT; Archie <-snard, first base; .Cosey' Delan, seca1d base; "Buds Jodoln. short
 'iKid" Glusky, third; Tony LaFlamme left field; F. Driscoll. center Manager
 Berry McGoyern, right field. Reserves 'sChief'' Boule, Steve Foley, Bill Menard George Davis Ed Blake, Jake Smith and for a pinch hitter Homer lHome-run] Ga9non. Local physicians will be asked to be in attepdance and will receive fre' edmittance to the grandstand.
 | Court Griswold, No. 1e, F. of A., meet
 this evening at 3 o'clock daylight time 1 to take action on the death of their lat brother, John P, Walsh.-ady.
 l 4 Beston Post reporter was in Jewet
 City Sunday to glsan, if possible. furthe
 Ghartier marriage mixup that came |
 light in Taunton Saturday. Victor F
 Chartier of this place married Mrs Mar.
 Etta Clary Leonard in, Jewett City
 couple of months ago. Both Ghartier an
 the widow Leonard believed that the lat
 ter's husband was quietly sleeping in on
 of the gFayeyards of France. One da
 last week MT. and Mrs. Ghartier me
 Leonard on the streets of Taunton, wit
 regular Enoeh Arden settings, he havtn
 returned with the army 9f ecenpation i
 Germany.
 The parents of husband No. 9 liy
 here 9n Mechanic street and when visite
 by Chief of Police John McDermott Sur day could give no information as to tf
 whereabouts of their son who has disaI } peared and for no visible reason. Cha
 tier met Mrs. Leonard in a Massachuseti . city. They Seemed suited with each oths
 so she came home with him, and the ] were married Everything was rosy unt
 Leonard showed up, and now that he h; I he fails to clear up why he didn't kee his wife notified that he wasn't a des one. Barring any complication not visib il from the fence, everything looked o. I Sunday evening. The case is liable be cleared up without delay as far as | legal end of it is concerned. Mrs. Leo Il ard now prefers that returned 'hubb. H and Chartisr the ad iRterim "uhbby'', 2 II though he has sworn out a warrant, h III not bssn seen since and his Jewett Ci friends believe hs Yill not press the cai John P. Walsh died at his home Anthony street Sunday morning \ walsh in younger life, 9 fireman on [ II old City of Lawrence and City of N ! York, of the Norwich line, has been X fifteen years member of the boiler fri N crew for the Aspinook company. He h been laying off for several months a for some weeks his malady was such Il
 there has been little hope of his recoye F John Walsh, besides being a master IF his trade was man of cheery addr' and pleasant manners. He was 9 citiz to be respected and man to be rel
 upon at all times. He was promin'
 member of 1.-the Foresters and ] A. o. He is survived by his wife, who, wi
 they were married here was Mrs. He
 Rreen Brennan. There are also liy
 a brother, James in JeWett City 3
 one in Ireland, also sister in \ E London and one in Nova Scotia.
 Pr. Hugh B. CampbsAS of Norwich ' hold the second free chest clinic in
 fRed Cross room Thursday, July. 29 | riving between e.20 and 10. It is \ desirable that anyone should go for H animation, excepting those who wish be tested for tubercular trouble No P k itive cases were found at the last eli \ but four persons are to go for 2 seei examination.
 Hi Miss Bessie Leonard of Northampt { Mass, is q guest af the home of k brother. E. S. Lepnard.
 Ell Diydsion No. 1, A Q. H.. meets