Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-15
DAVIDSON

~
Vzs 90 seriously Injured when the auto
no5ls he was driving was struck by E
locomotive hauling 4 train Of the New
Haven road. at a crossing At Oneco late
IN ne afternoon Of March 8, that he diet
later. was held at the, Office Of Coroner
Arthr G. Bill here Tuesday.
William II. Cahill engineer; South
Worceste-; Maurice J. Pagan, fireman
Coventry, r. L. and George E. McCn1ber,
bSegagemaster, but on the day Of thu
accident. acting a conductor Of the train
were the witnesses that Coroner Bill heard
On Tuesday.
Details Of the testimony Of these wit
nesses other than the interesting fact to be
hereafter set forth were not given cut BY
the coroner. However, Mr.. Bill stated
that Messers Cs.dii and McComber testf-
hed that Frank Delude. Oaeco, who wa'
riding with Sayles at the time OF IN
accident. told them after the crash tina
he. Dslude. had heard the on-coIning trair
and had spoken TO Sayles about 1t, bu'
claimed that Ssyles had paid no attention
20 the warning and ksyt driving towar'
The railroad Mr.. Delude, who was con-
ridershly shaken up and bruised but no
dangerously injured in the crash, Is ex
nectcd 70 come TO Mr.. Bilrs Office herr
lext Saturday 10 testify.
A. the time o. the accident Sayles was
szken on the train TO St Joseph's hos
1ital Sc Wiliimantic. where he died dur
ing TIE evening The young man, whc
was well known il Esorlz. was on his Wa!
home AZ the time the accident happened.
Mr. Rose c. Bessetts. 5s. died early
Monday evening ~ he homo at the corn
p o. Cottage and ScuJoI street. Mrs
Bossette had been I'll for q long time. Sh'
was a native Of St. Gregoire. P. O.. bu
had lived the greater part Of her life Il
uanielson. She leaves two daughters
Mrs. Frank German and Mrs. Earl Wood
both OF Dalieison; three grandchildren
her father. resident IN Canada: fou'
brothers who are resident in British Co
luulbis. three brothers IN Montreal, a sis
Ter IN ST. John, p. O.. and a sister IN 10
Angeles. Mrs. Bessette was member O
St James church.
This "wednesday evenings adJourn@'
annual town meeting - the town hal
win be OF interest 10 ma1y taxpayers Z
The town. and should be to all who ar
possessed Of the right OF franchise an
ever complain about what it costs 10 ru'
the town. Tonight Is the night when fin
rnc,al matters are 20 be talked over, ~
budget. as submitted b. the solectmen an
The town school committee inspected an
discussed. and-an iHi7ortaat--the ia
rate Gxed for the ensuing year.
Il IS true that q great many taxpayer
60 rot rci-sh the plan under which tn
own runs along doing business from y.
r1st I Of one year until somc time :
March Of the following year before def
ritely deciding how much money is {
&c allotted TO each department for III
particular period OF twelve uonthS GOV
cred by the budget but that is = matte
fer separate attention and just - preser
ne taxpayers are face TO face with III
concrcte proposition Of nneetins the bill
for the current fiscal year. A lower Ia
rate IS anticipated. II not virtually for,
castcd in the budget to be considered Z
t1niEht's meeting. which officials Of Oh
town VIII BE -1eased 10 see largely a
tended
Following the Near Fast and salvRtiS
Army drives that have. been. interestiu
panie,son, Il has been suggested that
would not be a bad idea to have ju-d On
moro drive--for the purpose Of buying
Ery for The haEEagemasteT OF the y. Y.
u. ard IT, r. R., company in Danielsc
60 that he may have it on hand and use
.o c1en the waiting rooms Of the passeni
er station here on Sunday morning.
seems that the railroad company Goesu
0ruEida the baEEaEemaster with a key
the waiting rooms. and as no other rel
rescrtativc of the rallraod is on duty hel
sunday mornings patrons who come to Il
station with the particular idea OF boar,
~ q train and providing the road Wit
come revenue have 70 waic out IN the co
and 87cnd their time. chiefly. IN ngurir
rhzt the percentage Of chances, either I,
% against them. may ne as to contractir
5ne1nonia. STRIP and like ailments. II
abroad company has grudginEly. it seen,
1nal'F restored the practice of opening II
Haft.r- rooms AZ the station Sunday eve
inEs IL formerly seemed 10 be fashtc
ahi1 90 make the Central Vermont 2.
erie tho bass OF railroad jokes. but Z.
New Haven, insofar as its attention to &
.cufort o. patrons a. its Danielson ST
Cor d. concerned, will have the two en-
io1rd roads hoplessly outclassed as
iced ~ medical Attendance II it Goes n
watch ou-
Receive by rzdiphone II your own I1o1r
-ntly-uusicsl Concerts, lectures. ne,
teens Westinghouse and CIapp- Easthi
-aiilpnones sold BY the School Street C
-ase-aGv.
Considerable enthusiasm has be
t-uuscd here over the suggestion that sor
parielson team representing textile ca
,crl enter into the Eastern Connecticut
1csr-ial league which is being project
from Taftville. Many fans are Of
,7'nion that IL would provide good $40
N+Iltlt1.ss u Ale past, mas mad at one a
me same time several teams that vyol
cave made creditable showing in such
earue out Of the experience Of the pa
however. comes this warning: Make i,
zeal Industrial league with no rinre
b-se6al workers given a mill fob in or,
20 make them eligible for a place on
can Such a str5terfuge decefves no U
and y the promoters ot the propo,
clgle viii realize this fact and allow o.
cams o. strictly and legitimate emplo
70 wir or lose on their merits the Ieat
VIII 60 FAR and arouse ur.bounded
thusiasm- Ringers" have killed the I
Or Industrial leagues in this territory
ne p1st and vin kill another lea,
just as surely IL they are allowed in.
William TreHlbley, who recently uud
went a surgical operation al the Day K
-1an hospltal, was reported Tuesday as
proving daily.
Rev. J. F. Quinn, pastor Of St. Gaori
church a. Windsor. this state, retur-
here Tuesday. after visiting with his
ters a dnaunts. resident on Maple sire,
". E. Scott, agent for a line Of rlc
aars left Tuesday TO attend the autouoo
show a. Boston.
The Danielson Bapeist church was !
7eprcsented Tuesday afternoon and ev
Tx a. the Gpecil meeting o. the Ashf