Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-03

last week and his death followed Mon
day afternoon.
Ostrowski holds, according to Coroner
Bill, that Lundstrum was zig-zagging
along the state highway and was over
toward the left side of the highway when
the crash occurred. Other witnesses hold
that Lundstrum was far over to tho right
side of the highway. 1t is expected that
the coroner's investigation will largely
clear up the facts and determine future
action in the case.
Relatives and friends filed her home
at Brooklyn Tuesday afternoon when fu-
neral services for Mrs. Gladys F. Mar
lor, who died while visiting in Hartford,
We're conducted by Rev. Wilson Stewart,
OF New Britain. Burial was in the Mar
Tor lot in the South cemetery at Brook
Ign.
The bearers were Judge Oscar F. At
wood. F. E. Miller and Willis A. Ken
yon of Brooklyn. Francis z. Storer Of
Danelson George C. Woods of Centre
Vile, R. l., and J. Foss Magoon Of East
! Greenwich. r. l.
There were beautiful floral pieces 4.
F. Wood was the funeral director.
Miss Georgette Jette. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. D. e. Jette, of Broad street. is
/ to locate in Danielson. Miss Jette is a
i
| tory at Boston and has had much dra-
matte experience, appearing with some
| Of the best known stock companies en-
gagged in the east
! Coroner A. G. Bill will be in Will
mantle again this week, not later than
| Friday to make further investigation In
| to the circums stance surrounding the
death Of child to which Mary Eitel-
man Of that city gave birth one day last
week.
The Fairies Model Kingdom is the IT,
tie of play to be given by members OF
the MayfNower band of the Congrega-
tional church as feature of the OBJ
servance Of Children sCweek.
A banquet to be held in the assembly
hall of the parochial school will be g
feature next Sunday afternoon .of the re-
ception to be given by the parish in hon.
or Of former paste, Rev. NJ !. Ginet
NJ. s.. who recently observed the silver
anniversary Of his ordiCatiOn.
POSTMASTER Raymond E. Allen recent
ly made his semi-annual tour of inspec
tion over the R. F. D. route out Of Dan
lelson, as is required by regulations O.
the postoffice department.
Officers are again finding 1t necessar,
TO warn certain owners of automobile!
against the practice of allowing under
age children to operate the machines
The law is specific as to the minimum
age at which a person Is legally allowed
to operate car in Connecticut yet boy!
of 10 or II years are occasionally seeI
behind wheel-without a doubt enjoy
ing themselves immensely, but clearI,
Violating the law.
, Mrs. A. F. Wood and Mrs r. r. Jonet
! were visitors in Boston Tuesday.
, Miss Elizabeth Gilroy of Providence
formerly of Danielson, has been a visi
tor with friends in town.
| Miss Ella F. Arnold, a native Of Eas
Killngly. died recently at East Green
wich, r. l.
Mrs. A. D. Sayles, of East KilIingIy
Is well advanced toward recovery after
near approach to death as the result o
burns received last winter when he
clothing ignited while she was attending
heater at her home.
Through Tuesday there continued &
be two groups Of business men in Daniel
son as to opening and closing thei
places of business, some on standarl
some on daylight saving time.
With only one dissenting voice. tn
Chamber of Commerce went on recor
Tuesday evening as in favor of daylight
saving, and It will be universally adopte
by business houses in the borRugh thi
wednesday, morning. For several day
there has been warm discussion owe
the time question, but everything wa
tremendously adjusted at the largely at
tended meeting Tuesday evening.