Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21

tary of the commonwealth of Virginia | that would tend to indicate that the Hudson car stolen from Dr. H. w. | Thompson of this city June 30 of last year from near the Chautauqua tent, | has been located\ at Roanoke. The car that is being held there bears the same motor and serial number as did the car stolen from Dr. Thompson. The Vir- ginia officials have inquired whether Dr. Thompson's car was ever recovered and returned to him and this not being the case they win be notified and the doctor will probably have his car. again at an early date. l
 Mr. and Mrs. Aldus Chapln Higgins of Worcester have announced the engage ment of their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Brosius Higgins to Frederick Nelson olmsted. son of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. VII liam Beach Olmstead of Pomfret. Dr. Oirnsted is headmaster of Pomfret school | from which the younger Mir: Olmsted was graduated in the class of 1915 From
 there he went to Trinity college, Hart
 ford, where he was a student when war
 was declared against Germany. He en-
 listed in the American aviation service,
 was sent across and served in a unit at- l tached to the French army. Later he
 was transferred to the Canadian Avia-
 ton Corps. He is employed by Kidder. Peabody Co.,, bankers and brokers, in Boston.
 At Baltimore Wednesday, Miss Hazel
 Coleman of that city and Clarence B..
 James of Putnam were united in mar
 riage. After wedding trip they will cofne to make their home in this city,
 where Mir. James is employed as a mem
 Der of the force in the baggage depart ment of the New Haven road. MT. James iS 4a yetaran of thA World war
 Members of the Arcanum club were interested Wednesday evening in check Ter tournament held at the rooms. A spe-
 cial attraction at the gathering was the
 playing of Joseph German of Ballouville
 an expert who takes on several contest ' ants for simultaneous games, and usual J ly wins practically all of them. Wednes-
 days gathering provided an open night
 for contestants. t
 At St. vineent's hospital in Worcester Mark Gallant, yard-master here for thu New Haven road, is doing finely aftei
 undergoing surgical operation for thu removal of part of his foot MT. Gallan lost a part of the foot in 8 railroad ac
 cident years ago and the present opera
 ton was to correct difficulties that havt
 remained since an operation performed : at that time. He will be patient al Worcester for about two months.
 Supt. Frederick Dumas of the stree , department was preparing "Wednesday
 to oil South Main street and other thor . oughfares that usually receive sucl ttreatment in the spring. MT. Durnal ; said that oil has arrived here and vii i be applied today or tomorrow.
 2 Out on Grove street the Connection company has started the work of i'm : proving the central part of the street.
 occupied by their trolley tracks: Thi } central section was left unimproved vhel the state and city built the cement road : way through that thoroughfare. part 0
 trunk line, about a year ago. Crushed stone was being spread between tn : tracks on Wednesday and a steam rolle .. .. was on the job. When this improvement is completed it will be greatly appre ciated 7 Junior and senior choirs win sing a jt the morning service at the Congrega i tional church Sunday, the opening O , Children's week, and there is to be /; . special service with a brief sermon fo , the children and an address to parents
 There will be no Sunday school sery,c f at noon. In the evening a union ser vice is to be held with tue Methods | church and at that church.
 Captain J. H. Bulger is a versatile of 3 fcer.. No parking signs which have jus 5 been placed along the curb on Fron . street. near Main street, are examples 0 his handiwork.
 n The degree team of Cargill council. K e of C., of this city, will accompany Dis : trict Deputy Edward W. Mullan to Will S limantic Sunday, when the third degre n will be conferred on class of candi
 dates of San Jose council, No. 14, of tha s city. s .- : Members of Rho Delta class of tn
 Methodist Sunday school met Wednesda I evening with Mrs. Carrie B. Gascoigne. E Il Members of the executive committee c
 St Philips church have meeting sche n duled for this evening
 Public service vehicle operators ar IL not complaining about the New Have . roads new schedule, which will be ei Y fectiye Sunday. In the peculiar servic . U that will be in force on and after ths : date the motor vehicle men see the mean
 of getting more business than ever frol the railroad alf through this territory. Ie Daigle brothers. who devote practica d ly all their agricultural activities n growing potatoes are planning to put
 1560 bushels of seed potatoes this se: