Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-29
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shouted and waved his hand for the driver to slow down and at the same time he ran as close to the side ot the bridge as he could He opened the door to jump out when his machine was run into His opinion was that Lavalle was intoxicated In his own behalf. Lavalle said that he had not been drinking and that although he was going little fast he was on the right side of the road and did not know what had happened until the collision.
 He was asked by the court if the smoke or anything else caused him to | fail to see clearly. Iavalle said that there was not any apparent reason why the accident should happen, He was found guilty of reckless driving and was | fined the minimum $25 and costs, amounting to $33.15. The charge against Rubell was dismissed as there was no evidence to show reckless driving on his part.
 Gorge H. Bissmon, SO. of WilIimantic { died Sunday at the Hartford City hos | pital, from carcinoma. Six weeks ago he was operated On for the malady but sug- cry failed to help him and he gradual ! ly failed until the end came. Mir Bliss man was the oldest of Windham county barbers. Born in Mansfield. Ohio, he came here at the age of twenty and worked for Louis Roller in a barber shop in the basement of the Windham House. For several years he conducted a partnership business with the late John H. Ottenheimer in the Hotel Hooker. He then conducted business by himself for over twenty years in the Holmes block on Main street. Some two years ago l the building was sold and he formed a partnership with William B. Elliott | us1i las hi D.Yri ri,le 1911 and 1913 he was member of the state, barbers' commission, having re- ceived the appointment from Governor Simeon E. Baldwin. Mfr. Bissmar q leaves a large circle of friends in this city. He is survived by his wife, Eliz- abeth Martin Bissman, three brothers Wilbert, Albert and John Bissman anC a sister. Mrs. John Miller, all reside ir Mansfield, Ohio.
 Rosalia southward, wife of Gilbert Mathewson, is dead at her home a .,' Mount Hope.
 Mrs. Mathewson was born in Chaplin March 12, 1S49, the daughter of Austin P. and Orrell Atwood Southward. Sh' i was married August f, 1888, and fol many years resided in Brooklyn, N Y Besides her husband she is survived b! five cousins, Judge Oscar Atwood Mrs
 
 wood of Stonington and Estelie and Eu 5 gene Wirick, of Mendota, III. , The funeral of Aqulla sylvestre wa , held Monday morning from the famil, home On Meadow street at o'clock Ii the solemn high mass at St. Mary . church at S39 o'clock. Rev. J. J. Papillol P was celebrant, Rev. H. Belec was deaco and Rev. Edward Mathieu sub-deacor f Mrs Joseph Gaudreau was at the organ . The bearers were ,Roderick Lariyiere, Ar - Lafieur. Edouard GreniAr, Victor Du , pond, Francois Xavier Caisse and Leoni . das Demers.
 n c Felix CIahas. months old son C y Andrew and Katie Keseba Clabas, of 5 e Chapman street died Monday morning s Besides his parents he leaves thre P brothers, Frank. Stanley and John, an Q sister, Helen.
 Philip Aubrey F. Bortoh died at . private hospital in Willimartic Sunda night after a short illness. He wa
 orn in England the son of the late Af
 and Mrs. William Coleman Borton. H
 leaves his wife and a sister, Mrs. wi
 liam Black of Reeding, England.
 The funeral of Mrs. AdeIIne Gaudeta
 was held Monday ormnng from he
 home 27 Temple street at s.So o'clock R,
 quiem high mass at St. Mary's churc
 was sung by Rev. Hormisdas Beie
 Burial ,was in St. Joseph's cemetery. Tf
 bearers were John Potvin. Dieudonne La
 barge, Josejh Thifault Octave Dubrie
 Antoine Claing and Napoleon Loisell
 The committal service at the grave wa
 read by Father Belec.
 John H, Power. who has been in u
 employ of the c. J. Kirby company
 Mansfield Hollow for the past twent,
 two years has left for South Pasaden
 Cal. John, Jr., is accompanying h
 father and the trip is to be made by a,
 tomQbile. They are returning. with NJ
 and Mrs George Kellogg, Mir. Bower brother-in-law and sister, who have be. here for the summer.
 Joseph DrasOn of No. s1 Chapm,
 street and Lawrence Chartier of X s2 Hope street were notified Mond. noon by Officer Grady to appear in cou