Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-18

and Mrs Hubbard accompanied him back to Springfield where she will en- ter Memorial hospital for treatment. Sunday when the car skidded, pr. Hubbard turned the wheel SC that the automobile Cadillac coupe, went out into a field at the roadside. Here it overturned, throwing Mrs Hubbard against the-wheel and iniurinE her back. The windshied was broken. windows in the coupe shattered and the front mud guards; dented. The car. was righted. and pr. and Mrs. Hubbard continued to Putnam in 1t.
 Mrs.4Ahred Harvey and son Earl are at Oak Bluffs for a week.
 'r' Sergeant George Laird of the police department began his vacation We'd nesday. He has goIe to New Bedford to join his wife and son who are there. His beat Is being covered by Special Officer Eugene Gibney. Officer William Jarvis who has been on vacation resum- ed his beat Wednesday morning.
 Howard Carpenter, carrier at the To- cal post office. and his brother Clovis Carpenter of Worcester are camping at Black Pond. Crystal Lake
 Byron Wilcox Is spending ten days in New Haven.
 Attorney and Mrs Charles Torrey re- luIncO 10 -,Eulndn W eOneSQdN aIteT d months stay at Crescent Beach. g. The two mile run. which Is one of the main events of the Manhasset field sdsy program Saturday will be from the Putnam country club to the Manhasset plant ,..t. -...-
 William Blon of worcester came to Putnam Wednesday for stay of four | weeks.
 Professor James Metivier of the facul- ty of Clark University. Worcester. was in Putnam Wednesday on his way to Pernfret where he has farm. | Captain John Bulger spent Wedne es- l day Investigating the collision Of the i automobiles Of Robert Diamond and | Harold Morfarty. which occurred Tues | day night about 7.So at the corner oi Bridge and Church strets. ard which 1 resulted in the injury of the rccIps Tt: l of both cars. The most seriously in | jured Is probably James Clifford who was knocked unconscious and is still al | the Day KiHlball hospital where intern 1 al injuries are feared. Captain Buigel | Wednesday got statements from s,i l who were. in the accident. Aoeordine | to Mcriarty his Dort touring car wa, 1 running about % miles an hUur or l Bridge street and vas headed fol | Wagner hill where he was going to ge
 another passenger on his way 5o ! l grange meeting. He did not hear an!
 horn. according 10 his statement: an, 1 when he first saw the Diamond car I
 was too late to avoid ,he crash. Tn
 damage to his car amoInts to nearl!
 $500.
 Diamond stated to the captain that h, l was going IS miles an hour, and di, 1 lot see the. Dert until he was on tor O 1 1t. h hopes of avoiding the accident 1 he put his foot on the aceelerator t,
 get as much speed as possible, tryIni
 to shoot by and avoid the collision. IT,
 force of the, collision pitched Dianoai i'
 Hupmobile car against telegraph roi i at the base of Wagner hill. Dia-aon,
 estimated -ihis damage at 3seo. Cap
 tain Bulger has also communicated wit
 Inspector Arthur " Williams of tn,
 state automobile department. ! J. 0tfs Tex, chairman Of the hlgAwa,
 eoAsnittee of the Putnam city council
 issued announcement Wednesday, tina
 he win receive bids for street pavin
 and other city improvements. Tn,
 money for this work was appropriate
 at the special city meeting held Monday
 Work on the improvements will be be
 gun soon.