Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-11
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Il DANIELSON
 H Charged with breaking and enter
 ing place where property was stored II Frank BarroWs, who claims Provi- denee.- as his home city, was before Il Judge w r. Woodward in the tovn 1 court Thursday morning and proba- bie cause was found for holding him Il court having criminal Jurisdiction. i Barrows couldn't furnish the :. $500 I bond that the court asked. ESQ he went l to jail..
 l Mir. Barrows, incidentally, is some 1 performer, and if one asks Attorney Harry E. Back what he thinks about it 1 he will be apt to remark I'll say sc." 1 The pair of them had a twenty minute at Alexander's lake Wdnesday after 1 noon and it was considers Die of g l all the time it lasted.
 Since his cottage. was destroyed by fire the first of May Attorney Back has established a. camp in some small buildings that remain on the prop erty. He also has a garden on an upper corner of the grounds 1s1d went some work in 1t. Going to ! long, low
 building where he keeps sliis tools he unlocked door and procured the ::r1-
 plements he needed-and went to work.
 When he returned he foun1 Bar rows had occupied the camp and was evidently going to have & fine sleep for himself, but upon Mir. Backs eil-
 trance he pulled himself tosethsr and started to go out. MT. Back told him. he couldn't go and Earrows didn't wholly agree with him on this state 1nent. The result was that the pair went at each other hammer and tongs and the struggling men eventually found themselves on the nices green avn, up and down which they wrestied fer more than quarter of an hour They had this outdoor arA1a all to themselves for it Sd :,ahpersd
 go, though there were number of persons in the vicinity.
 Mir Backs plan of ba tile .v:is to roll Barrows up the lawn toward the tentfcn might De attra eted to them. bit this didn't work out. Barrews in the meantime was trying to rip off one Of the lawyers ears and. in the ccurs, tho steep ernpankment into tho lake but he didn't succeed in doing eithe,.
 After about twenty minutes of this ne- decision affair Hosea Green of Day. in. the r1ixup. Barrews didn't last minute after that. and finally was turned over to officer George Alyord of Dayville. who lodged him in tic pc- lice station at Danie1sor. 8aE
 In speaking about the case on Thursday Attorney Back said that his intent in detaininE Barows was to use him as ain object lessou for those woo constantly indulge in laNlesnes5 about the cottage properties at the lake. These places are broker into eaatl year and these founders and others who are guilty of such acts seem to have gain ed the impression that it is perfectly all right to wreck the places ane psa them as they see fit. Barrows hap pened to set caught. but he made a rugged bid to get away.
 At four O'clock Thursday afternoen Rev. ". B. Williams of the Cenetega- tionaI church conducted a funeral ser vice for William H. Polhernus. al the (Friday) morning the body will he for- warded to> Popshkeepsie. Mir: l'Gfe- mus birthplace. for burial. A F. Wood is in charge of the funeral arrange ment
 A service for Dwight DeIess Snow was held at the Congregational cha pel ir Brooklyn. Thursday afternoon. Rev. " H. Heiskam officiating. Burial was 'in the South cemetery St Brooklyn. The bearers were JUdee Oscar F. At All<r. James Lowry and Henry Main. A. r. Wood was the funeral director.
 A funeral service at tke urdertak- ing rooms of A. F. Wood was scoiduct cd at 2 o'clock "Wednesday afternoon for Edmund Dean. s2, who. died at his
 
 F. Williams off1ciated. Burial was in Westheld cemetery. The bearers were four deacons nf the Westfield Conere- gatiorial church. of which Mfr. Dean had been & member for x years George B. Guild IT. F.. Surrey. T. E. HamInett and James Danie1son.5
 Anneu neem ents have been received here Of the marriage June 14, Of Graes Ca riand. daughter of Mrss Frederick l Castle eMeaehar1l, of Wolfeborop N. H.. 1 and Tracy Samuel Lewis. treasurer Of the Connecticut Mills company. Mir. 1 Lewis home is in NauEatuck.
 At Atta~aukan replaeemtnts of mules with srinninE frames is being l made by the Attawaugan company, which has it's head offices in Norwich. 1 Some new n1achisierS also is to be put into the Ballouville mill of the co1n- pany. ~ The threatsning wea ther, which | brought rain early in the afternoon l somewhat reduced the attendance l Thursday at the Union church picnic l at Wildwood park ard interfered to | some extent with tTe programme sr- 1 ranged for the day, though those who