Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

tives of the local office were in attend- anee: Misses Elsie Brbarie and Floreneell Curtis. also A. Linn Weatherhead and p. l Leslie Beebe
 The case against Albert Rondeaih which came tD in Webster. Mass, district court Saturday morning was continued ufftilSI Thursday noFnillg of this week at the sugg estion of the prosecuting attorney as one of the principal witnesses for the state was unable to be present. Rony deauss bond of S15000 was continued.
 The plants of the American Thread company the Rossie Velvet company, the Holland Manufacturing company and tue Windharn Silk company and the Quid- nick-Windham Manufacturing company shut down Saturday noon until Wednes- day morning, over July 4th.
 The OrIells M. Chapman Continental Fife and Drum corps left at 1 o'clock in an autobus for MoosuD to take part in the field day and parade and contests under the auspices of the NIoasup zouaves Drum corps Saturday afterloon.
 A large number of boys arrived in this city on the noon exnress from New York Saturday and were transferred into a. truck in which they were transnorted to. Eastford They will remain at Camp Kel-. ley. Crystal Lake, during the summer months.
 At the corner of Church and Spring streets about 25p m. Saturday a Chevro-1 let touring car owned and driven by Jo-' seph Hebect of Pleasant valley collitfedl with Peerless touring car owned by E. Frank Bugbee and driven by his .chauf- feur, Robert Taylor. The Bugbee car. was coming down Church street and -fiae Hebert car was turning cut of Spring street. MT. Hebert said that he saw the E1arr T, applied his brakes, but was too late and gan into the rear fender of the Peerless car, damaging it considerably. The dam age to the Chevrolet consisted of q bent steering knuckle and headlight and a. punctured tire. The matter was reported to the police.
 Clarence Bowen has had as guest his uncle Dr. A. B. Bowen, of Maquoketf, Ia
 pr. c. c. Weintraub spent the week end and holiday with Newark, N. J., friends
 Rev. Waiter F. Borchert, Charles Han son and Harold Higgins returned Friday evening from Camp Washington, Bantam Lake, where they have attended the an nual conference for boys of tie Episcopal church. Rev. MT. Borchert was one of the speakers at the conference
 Robert Higgins of Fall River, Mass. spent the week end with relatives in this city.
 Raymond McNichols spent Sunday in Putnam.
 William A. Smith, a member of Engine Co. No. 1. left Saturday for part of his vacation to be spent in WatertoRn at the home of his mother.
 Hacry Rosen, with a friend. Maurice ] 4. Gaskin of New York arrived here ] Saturday night to spend two weeks at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs Wolfe Rosen.
 Mir. and Mrs John Oakley have as holi- day guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blush of I Pittsburg, Mass.
 Miss Marguerite Healey spent the week end with friends at Pleasant View Miss Loretta Noel of Hartford spent the week end with relatives in this city.
 Misses Rose McQuilland and Viola lCro- gan of Hartford arrived here Saturday to ] spend the weekend and holiday with Miss l McQuillan's parents MT. and Mrs. John McQuillan
 i Pratt university to spend the vacation al the home of her parents, Mir. and Mes 1 James Donotlue
 1 Edward Pare of Providence was week
 end visitor with Miss Magdelfne Hevrin is Miss Elizabeth Flynn left Saturday foi
 Springfield to attend the annual reunion I of her class at Baypath.
 Alderman Fred Roy, an employe of tn,
 local branch of the Metropolitan Insur ance company, will enjoy ten days Haca
 ton beginning today Cdonday).
 Mrs. Willard N. Bowen, her son How
 ard and son-in-law and daughter, MT
 and Mrs. Bernard E. Larkin, motored tt l Narragansett Pier Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Shea and two lit
 tie daughters, Elinor and Elizabeth, o Providence motored here Sunday to spenc
 the holiday with Mrs. Sheats parents
 MT. and Mrs. Michael Moriarty. MT. and Mrs William Sweeney ant
 family motored to Crescent Beach t, T spe1id Sunday at their cottage William Hughes of Putnam was a weel
 end visitor with Miss Mabel Jenkins. Miss Marguerite Tighe. daughter of MT and Mrs. James Tighe, left Saturday fo
 Boston to spend the week end wit friends.
 Miss Mareella Kegler daughter of Nil l and Mrs. c. Kegler. is i'll. Vincent Donollue of the TiIbridy-SEel r don company is enjoying two weeks va cation to be spent at the Islanders -car11r Lake Waugumbaug. He will have as f guest Joseph Tubridy. who is home fror St. Johns preparatory school for tn ] summer.
 
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