Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-14

IAa Aofiowfsr committee of three was nppoanted at the April meeting of Merrill Poss. No. 16 Annerican Legion Tuesday eveninS, to meet with like committee from the Grand Army. Spanish War veterans and Budlong post, Wnman's Relief corps. to arrange final plans for the Memorial day services: Ernest Young. James Donahue and H. Russell Burdick. It is expected that the Me ,,ortal day parade this year will take pIace in the morning instead of h the aktsrnoon as in previous years.
 It was decided at the meeting that the Legion members parade in uniform as in past military demonstrations. The com u1ittee on markers reported that their work was completed, and they turned over a nun1bet of official American Le- zion grave markers which had been nodded at the C. B Cottreu Sons Go. These markers will be placed on the graves of all ex-service men in the local cemeteries before Memorial day. l. An invitation from Rev. George Stanley to attend divine service at the Methodist Episcopal church on the morning of May 90 was received and the post voted to at- tend fn body.
 Following the regular business gen. ersl discussion took place on different ways of raising funds for the relief of the wounded and gassed ex-service men of Westerly. The matter was finally turned over to the entertainment com mittee and plans for raising funds were left to their ingenuity.
 A Ford touring ear bearing the Rhede Island license number 26444 and owned by Frank Bernasconi, of Ledward ave nua. was stolen Tuesday evening from fra s1f fha nT Ma fU street, while the owner was attending th' shOw. Upon discovery of the theft. thu police were notified and immediately go. In touch with New London and Norwich It was thought that the car might be found abandoned near here, as there was only one gallon of gasoline in 1t a the time 1t was stolen.
 Claude Barnes. who lives on the Shor, ro&d about a mile this side of Lang. Worthy's corners, reported to the police Wednesday afternoon that a Ford cal was standing on the side of the road neal his home, and upon investigation 1t prov cd to be Bernasconi's car. No clues t he thieves have been discovered i, al hough 1t Is reported that two men wer, peen driving along the road late Tuesday sight in a Ford which answered the de ucription of the stolen Ford.
 The intercIsss track meet of westerI, High school Tuesday afternoon, at River aide park, drew big crowd. All tn, events proved close and Interesting. Tn following events were held Standin; broad jump, runnin gbroad jump, hig Jump, pole vault, shot put, 100 yard dash 520 40 'SS0 and mile runs. Point were awrded for the first three finishes i sach event, points for first place fo Iecond and 1 for third The Juniors wol the meet by placing in practically ever went and the final score was Junior 8. SophomoreS a, Freshmen 23, an, Seniors IS. Beraedinelli of the junio slass was tha star performer capturini wo firsts an6 second for total of soints He was followed closely by Nov sgroski of the senior class who also wo .wo firsts and a third for total of joints.
 The meet proved the popularity of tracl athletics among the students and shove hat the local school has the material fo l good team. The event was a movie