Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-19
Will EvI ANTIC

state and three for the defendants, each
being limited to one-falf hour eor ar.
guments At the close of the arguments
Judge Avery announced that he would
charge the jury at the opening of court
this friday morning, following which
short calendar session is to be held.
Mauae hickey. Of f54 jackson strect.
was found lying in q seIni-coHscious state
about 10 o'clock Wednesday night by
Theodore Narrotte of High street who
heard someone moaning. He found that
Miss Hickey was suffering from deep
cash in the back of her head, and was
lying in the gutter at the corner OF
Valley and High streets James B. Full
lerton who was, driving by at the time
Miss Hickey was found took her to
her home IN his automobile where she
was revived about 11.45 o'clock. Cir
curnstances seemed to point to an adto-
mobile being mixed up IN the accident.
Miss Hickey, who is employed at the
exchange of the Southern New England
Telephone company, was on her way
| home from work and according to her
story, saw an automobile coming UP
| High street, After that she coul1 re-
members nothing except enough to make
herself known to Mr.. Marrotte who found
| her. At her home early in the morning
she stated that she thought the automo-
tainted. as first believed Bruises on
her right shoulder and leg. in addition to
the wound in her head, also give evidence
of a hard blow. The automobile did
not stop and the identity of the person
+, who may have struck her is unknown.
| Rain failed to keep some twenty-five
| applicants for operators licenses from
visiting the local police station Thurs
! day afternoon for examination by State
/ Doll all Ia la
tons were, granted to about fifteen during
the afternoon, trial spins being made
in binding rain
A. W. buchanan of Mansfield, agent
for the state board of education, was at
his office in the town building Thurs
day morning for the purpose of meeting
children between the ages of Ia to 16
years seeking working certificates. About
| a half dozen children appeared and were
given the required tests.
Local fans are to see the second game
between two old rivals, The American
Thread team and Manchester, at Recre-
alton park Saturday. Manager McQlil-
Ian has announced his lineup as follows
Donohue, c; Chase LIST base; Nichols,
2nd base; ]. ADAMS, IS; J. Hamel Cd
base; Normandin, If; Noel CT; and Sum
fners IF. The Manchester lineup is,
Lamprecht or Leary c; johnson or
Burkhardt p; Fay LIST base; Wilson I'd
base; Dwyer SIS; Mccarthy Sd base
schieldge If; .stpple CT; and Kotsch IF
The game promises to be hummer and
the locals sFnarting under a defeat moi
i believed to be q fair one at Manchester
] a week ago, are going out to win by 9
wide margin.
Funeral. services for Ida NJ. wood
rnansy. who died Tuesday in a forwicf
hospital, were held Thursday afternoon
1 at four O'Clock, Rev. John Pearcs Of
& / hciating. Burial was in the whitman.
tic cemetery. Jay NJ. Shepard was II
charge of arrangements.
The funeral Of Mrs Julia A. johnson
I was held Thursday afternoon at
1 / O'clock from the home her daughter, Mrs
3 Carrie A. Potter, of South Windils m
4 Rev Arthur W. Clifford officiated Bur
4 ial was in the Willimantic cemetery, il
charge of Funeral Director Jay NJ Shep
I ard.
This summer promises to be a bus.
4 one at Connecticut Agricultural college
s events for the summer season havinj
81 been announced as follows June 27-Jul
s. /, conference for teachers Of yacationa
81 agriculture and home economies Jun
%, Field day for Willimantic chambe
Of commerce. July 1925, Su1nlne
courses for Experienced PeultryTner
: July 1928, Summed courses for house
2 wives and community workers Jul
4 1921, Summer courses for religion
workers. July 1921, Course for Bee
keepers. July 1920, Conference for fet
I tilizer manufacturers and dealers. Jal
1 2e-21, Conference of eastern feed men
chants. July @0-21. Conference YoL
pastors Of Federated Rural churche
( July %, Meeting of Conn. Editors Asst
citation. July 31-Aug A, Farmer
L week. Aug. II, Junior short course.
Ii Brief Notes
II Willimantic residents are being RI
quested not to forget to bring the
bundles of clothing FOR the Near ga
Il to places in the city designated by Il
local committee.
heavy fall Of rain shortly after nos
= Thursday caught many people out Will
- out proper protection. The rain fell
- hard showers during the afternoon ar
evening.
G. B. Gilman, local Americanizatic
q director has returned from Rhode /
Oh land, and Massachusetts, where he h;
been for several days on bushes
trip.
Joe Werner of this city and Dick BE
~ of Holyoke, are slated to meet eae
= other at the Auditorium, Hartford, lat,
in the month. Berry and Werner recen