Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-17
WILLIMANTIC

faetory factory % Where ee 1t f was t found md that te the car had b4sn shipped to Boston and later to N3f. Lesatta in SpringaeId. It was suggested that the car be brought to some local garage. to be held until called flor. and Chief of Police Daniel J. Kiltourey had the car brought to this city Tuesday. The machine has been stripped of a greater part of it's accessbries, including tools. horn and license plates. The tires on the ear. with the spare one carried, on the rear, had been left by the persons who stose the car.
 Deputy Automobile inspector J. G. | WightInan of Stafford Springs was al i his headquarters at the local poi4ee station Tuesday. He announced the following schedule of hours would be followed after Jan. l. 1920: For WiIlhr mantie, Tuesdays from 10 a. m. until 5 p. m. Rockville, Wednesdays, 10 a. m. until noon; Thompsonviile. Thursdays from 10 g. m. until 3 D. m. Mondays | and Saturdays would be spent on the road making up accounts.
 Following complaints from several Main street business men, Officer i Frank, Mclean arrested man who | was in an intoxicated condition, At the police station the man gave his name s.Dan O'Brien and it was found i later that he had broken one of the show windows at the Church & Reed l company's store on Main street with a bottle which bore a Norwich drug
 gist's. label and had been filled with denatured alcohol.
 Mrs. Ellen J. Capen. Mrs, Ruth Pilr- 1 inton and Mrs. Anna s. Hall left Will
 lImantic Tuesday morning for Orange l Guy, fFla., where they will pass the winter.
 About 50 members of the WilEimantic Chamber of Commerce will journey It i Norwich this Wednesday, evening te
 hear Ole Hanson lecture on The Flag
 the Red, or the Red. White and Bluei i The peal men have made reservations
 Tor a supper at the Wauregan house al
 6.45. After which they will go to the
 lecture in a body. The automobiles
 will leave Wi1limantic for Norwich al
 5.3O. starting from the Chamber o1
 Comn1erce. rooms on Main street. | Tonight (Wednesday) at the Y. M
 c. A. there will be an added attraction
 to the usual weekly showing of Inovins
 pictures. This weeks pictures vii
 consist of the showing of wte film fea
 t1resf and a traveIcgue. The feature
 pictures are Heads Win, showing how
 the Inspiration oh woman's iovt
 helped a man tn succeed, and A Sauar, Deal for His Wife, giving few tip, to the married man. The traVelog7Ie f.
 ! picfuriZation of Cauada's Mourt o Iears. more commonly known al Mount Edith Cavell
 l This afternoon at the town hAii tfe+ is to be town meeting where the in : creased salary demands made recentl- by the teachers of the town will |, ; considered. Several of tha bushes men Ihave. signified their intention :, : attending this meeting. but s,t.titucn seems to be divided. as some thln, an increase should be granted. whit . others contend that the teachers Ie E ceive5 sufficient recempense for .ip l orkSthey do. Nothing much has pee , HcneA openly by either side, Dat th
 wires have been busy and both side , will bave arguments to prove tfa ' theirf fcause IS jtst. If the in srFasa t ~ranted. the people of the towa wi : htIe,'" vote additional apJt1a. {. . t!o1 of $S.500 to meet the expcnses { < t9t9-1920.
 Louis J. Hickey. student at tb
 University of Virrinia Cha-lottesviiI,
 Va, has arrived at his home in Will
 mantle for the Christmas holidays
 Funeral services for Marion Kath crime. Lennon were held Tuesday after noon at o'clock from the home of he ; parents, MT. and Mrs. William t,. Len
 non, No. 47 Winter street. Burial wa
 in St. Josenh'~ cer-e-n--- a~rangenenf being in charge of Killourey Broths
 Expenses of the successful and uu
 successful candidates in the recent cit
 election have been filed at the office c
 Town Clerk Frank P. Fenton as fol
 lows: William F. Lennon. democrati