Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-14
WILLIM1ANTIC

hundred entries were received. Some oI the most prominent of these were Orrle Steele of Paterson, N. J., national ehanl- pion hill climber; Eugene koss Of New York, winner of the recent hill climb at Troy. N. Y.; Ralph Suporpor of Worces- ter. Mass, New England champion. The state police department had number of officers present to direct traffic so as to avoid congestion at that point. Prizes valued at S2l5 were awarded the win-l ners. The events which were in accord ance with the M. A. T. A. rules and reg ulations were as follows: Event No. Me dium weight solo class. Restricted to motors of 37 cubic inches or less piston displacement. Event No. ? novice event open al all riders never winning first place in any climb. Event No. 3, expert solo class. open to all s1 cubic inch mo tors Event No. 4. free for all solo class, open to all motors up to so cubic inch pistoR displacement. Event No. 5, free for all sidecar class, open to all motors up to 61 cubic piston displace ment.
 Postmaster John o'Rourke is in re- ceipt of q letter from F. c. Ayres. diree- tor of the savings division of Boston, congratulating him on the July report of the sales of treasury savings certifi- cates. amounting to $12.O10. The letter reads in part as follows: Our sales for June were nearly double those of any previous month this year but if your re- port is a criterion of what we may ex- pect from the entire district our total sales for July are going to make those of June look small You certainly have my heartiest congratulations on your success and you also have my sincerest ] thanks for the personal energy which ! 3,4o for I 1 that this success could not have been ac- complished without effort on your part. 1 .'I hope that. your success will continue, | for the assistance which you are render | ing is something very real and worth while"
 ! A Ford automobile crashed into the i stone abutment on the east side of the ! railroad bridge crossing, on the state ! highway. near the home of Mrs Jul;a | Perkins. in Andover.' about 2.3o o'clock ESaturday morning. The car turned over I injuring the driver. Joseph Provost of Pawtucket. R. l.. and Mrs Provost, his | wife. Their daughter Clara Provost t14 sustained fractured skull. Another ! child was thrown clear of the wreck and escaped injury. Mir. and Mrs. Pro- vost received painful bruises on the face and shoulders. The Provost and anoth-
 
 They intended to go by way of Putnam and on arriving in this city some time | after midnight thought of putting IT
 here until morning, but after short conference decided to continue on the Hartford. The noise of the crash of the
 Provost ear was heard by the accom-
 panyine party who returned and ren
 dered assistance. Another car coming
 from the west also stopped and the in
 iured people were taken to St. Josephf
 hospital where they were treated by pr
 Fred NJ Smith MT. and Mrs. Provos
 were able to leave the hospital during
 the forenoon.
 The teaching Sisters of St. Joseph'l
 and St. Mary's convents are at the Hol!
 Family Academy, Baltic, attending {
 summer institute conducted by Miss H
 Haley of Chicago, IT,. who is grad
 uate of the Teachers College. Columbia . University, x. Y, where she received
 her degree of E. S. At present she is su
 pervisor of schools in Saginaw, Michi
 gau. Miss Haley Is a noted educato
 and lecturer of wide experience and 5 much sought for in educational institu } lions throughout the west and middl } west. For the past two months two Sis } ters of the Baltic Academy have bee1 3 taking a course at the Catholic Univer sity at Washington&. D. C. At the en a of the next school year they will retur to Washington and will be accompanie . by Sisters from the local conXents.
 The civil suit of Josef sizslobslti, o Mansfield, against the firm of Deiag
 and Brown was tried in Mansfield Sat
 urday forenoon. The suit was for ser
 vices. the plaintiff alleging that wage
 Of s54.75 were due him from the de ! fap Ind II, plaintiff for the full amount. with cost: s The defendants appealed to the Tollan ! county superior court
 f The case of John Latusek vs. Ma Brertschneider which was to have bee
 heard Saturday was adjourned unt ! next Saturday.
 s Emerson staebner. of this city. ha 9 registered for special courses at tn summer school session at Boston uni . versity. Mir. staebner is specializing . ' education English and vocational guld s ance.
 ' Saturday forenoon. shortly after l v o'clock, there was an automobile colis c ion on Windham road near the city lin n when cars driven by Leslie Culpin an Francis Curran, clerk at the Windhar s market came together The matte z was reported to the police departnen
 The drivers agreed to settle the matte between themselves.
 An automobile accident occurred Q
 Windham road Saturday morning, a
 7.25 o'clock, when cars driven by E6
 ward Breault of Pawtucket and Fri r Johnson of No. 126 North street this cit
 collided. Breault was blamed for th ; accident lie told the police that hi , car skdded on the wet road The affal
 will be settled between the two men. The South Coventry trolley car whIc
 leaves the Main street crossing at 41
 o'clock ran into a Cadillac touring ca
 Saturday afternoon at that time
 front of the Jordan block on Main stree
 The car was parked in front of tt
 building but not on a sharp enough al gle and the left fender and wheel wel
 too close to the trolley track. The ste