Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-23
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Lisse, of Bricltop road, and other mem bers of the family were notified, Mir. Lisse told the examiner that his son had been pFostFRted with grief when his mother died in March and had never act ed Mke himself since, Besides that, he had recently lost money which he had in- vested in chickens, having lost 46s out sf 500 of his flock. However, the yeung man had never given any indication that he was going to end his life. He had worked for the ". H. S1rith company for the past three yeara Monday afternoon he did not report to work and did net notify his employers.
 He was born in Taftviiie May 2. 1896. Besides his father he leaves nine sisters, Mrs. Napoleon Charron of Hartford. Mrs. Edmond Duchesneau of this city, Mrs. Adalphe Rondeau of Lake Egnace, Cana da, Mrs Ephraim Chamberlain of W4lh- mantle, Mrs. Albert Richard of Grotori, Mrs. Arthur yanasse of thfs city, Mrs. George St. Pierre of Lowell, Mass, Mrs. Antenia Danphinait of this city and Mrs Archille Breauh of Woonsoeket, ?, R. l., and five brothers, Henry of Jswett City. John of Burlington. Vt, and Gedeon Flerimond and Arthur of this city. ' Joseph winism Provost, 40, of, No eS John street. Pawtucket, R. l.; died Tues day morning from meningitis which re- suited from a fracture at the base of the skull Medical Examiner Dr. Lleuis |. Mason was called and gave permission for the removal of the body. An inquest is to be conducted Saturday at DanieAsen by Coroner Arthur G. Bill Mr Provost s death was caused by an automobile aeei- dent at Andover in the early hours of Saturday, Aug. 1a MT. Provost, his wife and two children, Clara, 14 years, and Florenoe, 10 months old, were on their way from Pawtucket, R. l., to Canada to attend a wedding Tn taking the sharp curve at the overhead railroad crossing 1 near the home of Mrs. Perkins Mir. Pre- yost applied his brakes to avoid hitting an abutment of the bridge. when the ear 1 skidded and overturned. All the eccu- pants except the baby were injured, Clara sus5aining fractured skull above the left | eye, Mir. Provost cut his forehead and Mrs. Provost sustained a fractured Jeff arm During the daughter's recovery the ProNosts made thedr. home with Herman Laraviere and family of No. 3 Oak street l The parents thought their injuries raine1 and did not remain at the hospital 1 Thursday Mir. Provost was suddenly | stricken with sharp and frequent head ache and was taken to the hospital Fsi | day. where 1t was found that infection had set in and that he had fracture o the skull. His condition became wers, until death resulted The body was takel to Pawtucket for burial Mir Prowos was born in Canada but had been a resi- | dent of Pawtucket for a number 0 years. He was a stationary engineer Besides his wife and the children men ticned, he is survived by son, Henry IS years old.
 
 Although the full results from the frs day in the campaign for S7,500 for tn building fund for the Salvation Arm, have not been made known Chairman 0 J. .Hinds feels convinced that good wori is being done and that the publdc is re spending to the solicitations of the work CTS, and contributions show. that it is be hind the army and will back it fin i.s at tempt for a permanent establishment
 William S. coAedoH. chairman of tn republican town committee, has issue the call for a caucus Tuesday evening Aug. 29. at the town hall for the pIr pose of electing delegates to the republi can state convention to be held in Ne, Haven Sept 12 and 13 for the nemina ton of candidates for state officers an senator in congress; also to elect dele gates 10 the republican oongTessiena senatorial, county and probate oonven | tons and town committee for the ensu ing two yearH
 In police court Tuesday morning Ciar CPton was charged with intoxication. t which she pleaded guilty. She was al rested Saturday and upon being let 2 on her own recegnizanee she failed { appear Monday morning. She was fnall located and locked up. A fine of S20 an ta She lacked the necessary funds and he husband tried to raise them, but wthou success Mrs. Upton was taken to u, county jail at Brooklyn.
 James Cnshman, William seuJIx. Wa ter Connors, James Daley and Albe1 Motgar members of Mer:den lodge, x, S5, B. P. o. B., were recent visitors wit James r. McGlone. They state that large delegation of Merden Elks will h present. to attend the Country Fair to b held here under the auspices of Will mantle lodge, No 1311
 Matters Talked About,
 Several private homes are now equir red with radio sets and are allowiu their new Victroias to rust in their eagel ness to hear what the world has to ga through the air.
 Mir. and Mira Carleton P. King hay moved into one of the houses at Tn Ridges owned by George Andrews whlc was recently vacated by Albin H. Has strom and family.
 Mrs. James Sullivan and daughter al visiting relatives at Savin Rock, Ne Haven.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dennis Shea are on trip to Canada. They wtl remain te days.
 Mrs. Daniel. Sullivan and Miss JHli Shea were recent visitors in New Have
 Mir and Mrs. William A. Buck and
 Dwight Chaffee recently motofed Pleasure Beach
 Adelard Boucher and daughter ha, returned from vacation spent in Mar boro. Boston and at Nantasket Beach.
 Mir. and Mrs. William c. Dresch5er
 Norwich are visitors with friends at Lal Wangumbaug.
 Mir and Mrs. James E. Hanlen