Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-19

A Dort touring car owned by a resi- dent Of Plainfield by the name of He bert and a motorcycle said Co he own ed and driven by a Jewett City man named Lefevre collided at the corner 1f Providence Street and Norwich av- snue Sunday afterulon about four o'clock. The automobile coming north on Norwich Avenue attempted to take Inc left turn up Post Office Hil. and the motorcycle on it's way south on Norwich Avenue came together at the function of the streets. The impact cost the motorcycle a front wheel while the touring car was more badly llama ged, the radiator being dented and leaking. the engine cover buckled up considerably and one Of the head ights torn away. Lefevre was thrown rom the motorcycled just as the head light snapped off and the fork which supported the light scrspei his leg 's he was thrown forward inflicting seriols cash several inches long. He was rushed Co the office of Dr. L. l. 7ratte where he received medical at .ention The collision attracted a crowd tC about two hundred people and icores of automobiles Later. the tour nE car was toWed to the residence 1f Albert Lahsrre on Hunters Avenue
 The fests of Corpus Christi, in com remorRuon Of the institution of the Blessed Sacrament was observed Sun Say evening by procession from the Sacred Heart Church at seven o'clock The procession. headed by altar boys 7sarinE the cross and lighted candles, and followed by standard bearers car wing the American flag and the French tricolor. formed al the Church Bruneiie's band under the direction 'f Mr. Brunette played Onward Chris ian Soldiers. as the procession moved iioWly up tho street. The arious so- .ieues connected with the parish took 'art in the procession as did the chil- i-en of Sacred Heart school under he direction Of their teachers. the sisters or Charity. In the rear of the procession came Rev. '. O. Bellerose pastor of the chW1. blIring the Blessed Sacrament under canopy. The canopy bearers were William Ma one. Joseph Fov. Philemon Gauvin and Peter Benoit. The henediction of he Blessed Sac -rasn, was given at vacant plot of ground at the top of Merchants Avenue hIu.
 The Salvation Army held an open air meeting at the corner of Front street and Providence Street Friday evening.
 Mrs Henry Benoit and Miss Evelyn Beuolt of Norwich Avenue are spend Ing a few weeks in Quebec.
 Local people were interested in the appointment boz .1 ~rn J. Milan 'f Hartford. of Rev. Oscar Norman 70 be citrate at -a.i hdH MS Church Moosup. as Father Norman is a na- five or this village.
 Mr and Mrs. John D. Sharples of North Front Street spent the week nd at their summer home, "Pone- nah st Groton Long Point.
 Edwin Hill Secretary of the Nor vich Y. M. C. A.. preached at the raftville Congregational Church Sun lay morning.
 Taftviile Division. A. O. H., met Sun lay afternoon in their rooms in Par sh Hall.
 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Singletsn, Mir md Mrs. Herbert Deacon. and daugh- CTS. Emily and Olive, Mir. and Mrs 3uttle, Kenneth Buttle and Miss Flu lice Buttie Of Providence. R. l.. were sunday guests of Mir. and Mrs. Ed uund Hindle of NOl tn Siater Avenue
 Harold Linderson of North Gros- Tenordale spent the week end with iis brother and sister in law, MT. and Hrs. Philip F. Anderson of North E itreet
 AIr. and Mrs. Joseph Laramie oi 'lainfied. spent Sunday with Mir La amie's brother Jaw and sister. Mir nd Mrs. Wilfred Smith of North F treet
 Mr. and Mrs. James Adams of Moo up were Sunday guests of Mir. and frs Charles R. Adams of North Stat Avenue
 Michael Gabarg, who resided at tho cnemah House, has left town.
 Mrs. P. ". Warrington. and the EaEes Stella Nyra and Mildred Yer.