Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-05
WILLuMANTIC

the possession of a tenement occupied by the latter, is returnable September 9, and papers have been served by Dep uty Sheriff A. J. Greenslit. The hous4 was recently sold by Lydia A. Card to the Salvation Army
 pr. William K. Bath asured in an au- cident recently when he ran his car in- to motorcycle. Mir. Bath was coinfng down Main street and he put out his hand as a stop signal, intending to back to the curbing. A motorcyciist who was alsd coming down Main street did not hss his hand until he was near the car and stopped only about six feet in the rear. Mir. Bath proceeded to back up and mt hearing the warning shouts of the mo turcycie driver, he ran into the vehicle and broke the front wheel and headlight. The rider jumped to safety. The two men reached an agreement between. themselves and the matter was not re- ported to the police.
 A Cadillac roadster owned aBH drlv :. en by Joseph St. Onge, crashed*fnto 8 tree on Oak street but escaped witl slight damage. MT. St. Onge turned put of Prospect street down the steep part of Oak and apparently the brakes refused to hold and the car ran on the sidewalk and into tree.
 Heard and Seen.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo F LitchfeFd have returned from vacation spent ia Boston.
 Mrs Henry R. Lincoln of this city Is | in Hartford the guest of Mrs Lucy F. Wilson.
 1 John King is spending week with friends in Rochester, N: Y. | Mir and Mrs. John Cornell of Barn. stable, Mass, will spend two weeks with ] friends and relatives in this city.
 Miss Mary Doyle of New York Eas | returned home after two weeks spent visiting her cousin, Miss Katherine MNr ralne, of Willimantic.
 Mrs. Malinda Buell. of East Hartford recently visited Mrs. Sarah Fox in this city.
 The families of William F. Maine aud Harold S. Maine of Windham spent the holiday at Groton Long Point, at their cottage.
 Louis N. Dondero has left for Bos ton to drive homs a car.
 Miss Louisa Staebner of New Yort: spent the week cpd with her parents in tbis.
 Miss Sarah keevers, Red Cross pub lie health nurse, has returned from New Britain where she spent her vacation E
 Miss Barbara Elliott is entertainins Miss Ann Backus, daughter of Dr. liar old Backus of Hartford.
 The families of James w. Hiilhouss and Kenneth N. Hilihouse spent the week end and the holiday at Pleasure Beach
 Mrs. F. L. Talcott and Mrs. H. H Beadle of Glastonbury are guests 0! MT. and Mrs Robert o. Branch.
 A1r. and Mrs. Arthur w. Gates ans Mrs. Helen Avery spent the holidays a The wigwam, Pleasant View. Mir and Mrs. A c. Persons and daugh ter, Margaret, spent the holidays witt Winsted relatives. Miss Fannie Bishop has returned t, | North Adams where she teaches in tk' | Normal school
 MT. and Mrs. William E. Clark spen the holidays sl Pine Grove, Niantie. Their daughters Thelma and Bernice returned with them.
 Frank T. James was holiday guest O ] Mrs. Sarah Niles and family. MT. Jame and family left during the day for theT new home in East Orange, N. J.
 Mir and Mrs. Fred D. Jordan and fam fly spent the holidays at the Wigwanl Pleasant View.
 The families of C. Harry Branch an, Robert o. Branch and their brother, Ken meth Branch. spent the holidays at Crys tai Lake, Eastford.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank A. Phillips. ha as their guest for the holiday Mrs. Duan Wyckoff and family of Winfield, Ricl mond Hill. l.. I
 Mir. and Mrs. ". H. Crane and Nil and Mrs. Norman C. Pultz returned Nor day evening from motor trip to Cap Cod.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. NJ Thompson an 1 Mrs q Thomnson recentIv naotors