Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-03
EAST THOMPSON

[ Rinaldo Hoyle, who s at work in Vic | tory Mills, New York. surprised his ! friends here Sunday afternoon when he | drove into town with his Ford automobile l that was stolen in Webster. Mass. Dec. Il. The car was found in Boston by a policeman when 1t was offered for safe by ! James A. Bennett, 2e years old, of Wor- cester place. who was under $2,000 bonds | | for some other crime he had committed. | Chief of Police Patrick Canty of Webster was notified to issue warrant for Ben nett's arrest and he also telegraphed Mfr Hoyle, who immediately left for Boston, gave proof that he was the owner of the car, identified the same and then drove
 it home. MT. Hoyle left or an evening l train for his work in New York with much satisfaction that his car had been recovered.
 There were 25 other machines at the police station that had been picked tip
 Saturday night by the police as stolen cars.
 Sylvarius Woodward 73, died at the
 home of his daughter, Mrs. John Johnson, | in Warren, R. l., whore he had lived since retiring from laundry business ih
 which he had been engaged at RiverrSint R. l.. for several years. Mr. Woodward
 was born in East Thompson, the son of Daniel and Lydia Woodward. He Is sur
 vived by two daught Mrs. Johnson
 and Mrs Lena Higgins. of Cornell. N. Y.
 The funeral was held in the N. E. cturci,
 here Sunday at 1 o'clock, Rev. J. R. Mil Ter officiating. Burial was at Eas.
 Thompson beside his parents. Friends |, were present from Woensocket, R. l.. Warren, North Grafton and Oxford Mass.
 The Kings Daughters served lrncf at the hall for the out of town friends who attended the funeral of Mr. wood ward.
 ! When the body of Mfr. Woodward uls being brought here for burial. when iear s MT. Hawkins place in West Gloceste R. !, l., as the procession was stacking sreed. |, the car in the rear ran into the un, l l ahead. Owing to snow and ice on .he l windshield. the driver could not see f ahead. The car ahead was pushed to s one side, bending the mudguafd, breaking ], windows, and pulled of door handle y The rear car had broken windshield 0 and a few minor damages. In the car
 run into, Mrs. Jessie Woodward was in n jured so badly that she was not able to t continue the trip. She was taken to the n home of MT. Hawkins. Dr. Russell. who
 was called, said her backbOre was in- l. jured badly. She was able to return
 home with the others of the funeral par. e ty. Others in the car were not injured k, only were shaken up.
 s Everett Huntington was found in tht S | barn where ne WAS WOTklIl6 MOTQay
 morning about 10 o'clock in a daned con g dition, being discovered by Mrs. Georg' m Bixby who with the help of Philil m Thompson got him to the house. Dr l. Paine and Dr.. Bragg were called ant
 found he had a deep cut on the back O n his head, which required several stitches 10 and there were also two small cuts. Mir In Huntington was unable 10 'eli what ha,
 happened. only he remembered feeiin; of dizzy. He is comfortable. al David Kaugh, local postmaster. ha la sold the remaining goods in the store t CT Bert Kingsbury. who will take charge 0
 the store and postofice and win nov I'd into the tenement over the store as soo ee as 1t Is vacated.
 he A new pipeless heater which has bee of installed in the M. E. church was use = for the first time Sunday when seryice were held in the church.
 Bert Kingsbury has been III the pas El few days.
 Miss Lottie Jacobs of Worcester, Mass
 and Miss Flora Stevens of Harrisvill
 were, at their homes for the week ent
 Mrs George Bixby was in Pro 5ileoe
 Thursday of last week.