Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-22
WILMA ,AN'uC

reckless driving to which he pleaded not guilty. Ca1en was driving Studebak- CT which collided with the rear of Chevrolet car owned and driven by Tim othy E. Suifiwan. Mir. Sullivan testified that he put his hand cut ss signal some 75 feet before turning into a driveway on Main street and just as his car was going ever the sidewalk he was run into by Csron.
 Csren testified that he was not sodrag over five miles an hour when Sullivan put his hand out about , or s feet before turning into the driveway. Although not going over three miles an hour he could not avoid collision. Mrs. Caror corrohorated the testimony as given by her husband. Caron reported the ac- cident to Chier KHlourey shortly after it happened.
 Car6ns attorney stated that there was no evidence to show that the dsfsndaat was negligent or was driving his auto mobile in 8 reckless manner. Deputy Judge Dean was of the opinion that the l'evidepce altered was half and half. He then ordered Caron to be discharged
 Ella Adams Baldwin. widow of Jerome E. Baldwin and oldest daughter of the late A. B. and Isabella s. Adams, died Tuesday noon at her home, t15 Pros pect street after 9 two weeks illness with heart trouble. Mrs. Baldwin was born in Wareham, Mass, in 1S4S, and moved \ with her family to this city in her childhood. She attended the Ratcnaug school and Mt. Holyoke Seminary. She was one of the oldest college women of the lawn and two years ago she at tended the fiftieth anniversary of her class at Mt. Holyoke college
 She was a teacher in the primary grades of the Natchaug school for sev- eral years and later conducted a pri- vate Kindergarten in her own home. She was married to Jerome B. Baldwin of this city in November, 1870. MT. Bald win, died in 1918. Mrs. Baldwin was a member of the WillimAntic Wonran's club of the Ladies society of the Congrega- tiOnal church.
 She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Bell H. Riggleman, of this, city, Miss Jessie M. Baldwin of Forest Hills New York, and Mrs. George E. Lee of Wilmington, Delaware, also one broth CT, Dr. Carroll B. Adams, of Bridgeport Mrs. Baldwin was known for her gentle ness and kindness As a friend and neighbor her gracious, kindly deeds fol- low her, benediction to all who knew and loved her.
 Arthur Lnle Kingsbury of SOrthamp- ton, Mass. died suddenly at his homt Monday afternoon as the result of 8 stroke of apoplexy MT. Kingsbury wal among the best known citizens oi Northampton. He was born in South lCoventry, January 2, 1861. the son oi 1 Addison and Elizabeth Kingsbury. The deceased is survived by his wife. Mrs Alice Kingsbury, one son. Harold, ant lthree grandsons Arthur William ant Richard kingsbMy of Northampton { NTaes IJa ,,,orriad AJice paITT4nr in this city November 12. 1884 and was a resi- dent of Northampton for the greater par of his life
 1 The body of Franklin F. Baldwin, wht died in Boston, Mass, November IS ar rived in this city Monday afternoon and was taken inl charge by the. Jay M. Shepard estate. Burial was in Wind fh2nl Center cemetery
 Anna D. DeFiIippo died Monday aft arnoon at the Norwich Tuberculosis San atorium. She was born ih this city Apri g. 1908, the daughter of Pedro and The resa Los DeIriIippo. The deceased is sur vived by three brothers, Nichoia, Ton! and Michael and one sister, Madelina The body was taken to the home o Fabrizie Luciano. 20 Mansfield ayenut
 A miscellaneous shower was given D,
 Miss Mabel Hardfpan, daughter of NJ: and Mrs Peter Hardn1an of Windha1
 road to Miss Mary Bentley in honor Q finer approaching marriage to George \
 lleeney of, New London. Miss Bentle
 received many beautiful gifts.
 This has been a trying year for tn
 farmers of the country, and the Fedora
 Land bank of Springfield, will do all
 lean to help them along, for their mex
 years work, regarding the financing C
 their needs, fertilizers, equipment, etc tas, well as the taking up of mortgages.
 The Windham County National FarI
 Loan association of Willfmantic, Conn
 has been loaning money to the farmers (
 this part of the state since the date { : Tits incorporation, August 29th, 1917, Q
 first mortgages for long term of year
 and at low rate of interest. Since tIls
 date SS farmers have obtained loans, t Ital1ing $2o0,0O0.
 ''i Under the provisions of the farm loa act, loans are made not to exceed on,