Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-13

their only opportunity of the year. to meet each other.
 There was much interest in this cIty Monday in the fact that John Lowney of Pomfret will be called upon to face in court Tuesday of next week a charge of having violated the liquor laws, and the assertion of raiding officers that they hold four depositions in which the asser. tion Is made by Pomfret school students that they have purchased intoxicants at the Lowney place, where 30 gallons of cider were seized by officers in recent raid.
 Mrs. Della Vincent Phillips, the only surviving adult of those who figured in the tragic crash between an automobile and 8 locomotive at railroad crossing in Sterling Sunday, remained n a serious condition at the Day Kirnball hospital in this city during Monday.
 In addition tos a compound fracture of the thigh, Mrs. Phillips lost such a uuan- tity of blood and suffered such a shock that her condition is. regarded as critical, though no prediction that she will not re- cover Is being made Mrs. Phillips six months old daughter Jennie, also at the hospital, is not seriously hurt, although the child has cried great deal during the time 1t has been at the hospital
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 It will be of interest to the public ser vice drivers of this city to know that the state motor vehicle department has for a period of 30 days suspended the reglstra- tions and operators licenses of six driv- CTS resident In Danielson and Dayville for improper jitney registration" The affair recalls the recently tried Eli Vangel case in this city, in which the defendant was judged not guilty in the Putnam city court Representatives of the group of Danielson drivers were iii this city Mon- day in consultation with an attorney, and it is understood obtained five days pc riod of grace during which time Sstate- ments in their interest may be presented to the state motor vehicle commissioner
 For the first time this season, the l Nightingale-M Morse, Inc.,, baseball team oi Putnam was defeated Sunday afternoon | on Main street grounds. The trick wal | turned by the Lancaster Mills team. Lan caster, Mass. and they did it. by a score 1 of Is to D.. It was a. walloping. such as the locals have net had in several sea sons. Outhit and outplayed. the Putnam l team was helpless against the smooth running Bay State aggregation. Int i Nightingales admit that they were beater and that superior playing did it. Espe l ctally are their hats off to King sBader who was in the box for Lancaster. Thii pitcher, who has a big. reputation, ac quired in the Twilight league, Boston played brilliant game, and this. wiz the fact that his teammates were behint him every minute, made it inevitable tha Putnam, playing ragged ball from star to finish. should go down to defeat. l The visitors pounded DeForest hard Il the first two innings they collected thre 1 doubles and a triple, which along witl three free passes to, first gave them tn chance to jump into a six-run lead. An they took advantage of every chance tha came their way during the afternoon. Tn Putnam team, on the other hand, playe sluggish ball and fielded slowly In tn sixth inning the vEEors were able to ge
 three men on bases, and a double b
 Pittroff sent them all across the plate In this rkay no error was made by Put nam players; they simply took their tim
 in fielding the ball. Nelson, the locs
 catcher, was the onfs Nightingale playe
 who did not make an error in the game
 Caffrey was the worst offender and muss
 ed up four plays that he should hay handled without trouble. Faucher, tn Putnam center fielder. smashed his fielc ing record by dropping an easy fly in tn eighth.
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