Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-14
NORWICH BULLETIN
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A Buick automobile owned and driven by Reginald Ward, s=ofa Norwich, and a Dodse5 automobile driven by a Lebanon party figured in an accident late exThurs- day afternoon at the junction of Center and Union streets. The car was driven by MT. Ward was headed east on Union street and just before reaching Center street the Dodge car turned out of Cen ter street also headed east. MT. Ward to avoid striking the Dodge. swung sharp ly to the right and increased his speed. The car struck the curbinga breaking off the right front wheel at the hrb, the rear wheel mounting the sidewalk The car narrowly escaped breaking the large show windows at tt1s 4 ]. Martieealr store.
 Each. operator felt that the other was to blame for the accident At the polfce station the matter, was settled to the satisfaction of both,
 Elmer Howlett, of Mt. Hope was be- fore. the police court Thursday morning, charged with not having his car registra- tion., when he was stopped by the police after parking his car Wednesday aft ernoon on the prohibited side of Union street, Hewlett told the court that his registration was in the car at the time he officer asked h1nl D produce 1t, but he could not find it until later The
  ar oversight and the charge in the case was nolled on payment cI costs. S5.15.
 Plenty of excitement prevailed in Phoenixville and on highways betwesn that town and this city Wednesday night, while State Policeman Russell Harmon. Of Stafford Springs, and the local police searched until late into the night for three men who stole the Metz automobile of Harold Copeland which had been parked in a lot near a sawunill at Phoe- nlxville, Wednesday afternoon. rae thieves were seen to take the car by the rural mail carrier, Whe with aid gave chase The automobile was found later abandoned about two miles from the To- cation of the theft, but 8 search failed to produce the men who took4the car AC- cording to the description, the men wore khaki shirts and blue serge suits.
 Arcbdeacon J. EIdred Brown, of Nor Wich. delivered the sermon at the service of preparation for the Eastern com munion at St. Paul's Episcopal church Thursday night at the church. At three hour passion service is to Joe held at the 1 church today Good F'rfday)- from + noon until 3 p. m. Rev. Waiter F. Bor- chert, rector, has announced that peo l pie attending the service and who canno ! quested to leave the church during tht singing of the hymns.
 Calls from the Near East for thre' more cargoes of food to save the starv 1 ing peoples of Russian Armenia hav' brought forth 2 local response and tn corarntttee in charge Of the Near Eas work has announced the following dona tiur2s of recent date
 l N-s+chaI1ei School S39 6
 Wind7aan1 Center School ........... 41o Frank EaFraibee 9:;::........--.-.. 100 Ladies Missionary Society Wind
 ham Center -;.,!.'.,,. .3.,.,..i... 28-0 | Miss Julia Guild ....,....,.< <..., 10 Mrs. J. Alden Weir ..-,.,..,,.,,.- 50
 Total ................. S124.s
 Indications are that the carnival to h given by St .Nlary's parish this month vii be the biggest of it's. kind staged by an, i local organization. The proceeds are fo the benefit of the new rectory on Mapb | avenue which was recently purchases from the administrator of the estate c