Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-30
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vehicle around when he had driven or a bank, while under tfs infiuence of liquor which he had procured while on his trip. A lantern and an ov9fcoat belonging to Mir. Arnold were al6o miseing, as were the breastplate and traces from the harness. The missing overcoat was found Wednes- day morning at Grants home. No. PA High street.
 Tn court Wednesday morning Grant
 admitted having taken the horse and
 wagon between 6 and z o'clock Mon-
 day night, admitting that he had been
 drinking hard cider before doing so
 and would. mt have stolen the team if
 he had been sober He had driven the horse to a house near where the
 carriage was found and played cards
 Tor about one hour and when he came
 out the horse and wagon were gone
 This story was denied by residents of
 the section who claimed they had seen
 wagon had broken down.
 Grant entered plea of guilty,
 through Pro bation Officer William O. Lyman, appointed guardian ad Item
 in his case, to having taken the horse
 and carriage without the owners' per
 mission. Prosecuting Attorney Safnu- el B. Harvey recommended the limit
 in this case and Grant was fined fifty.
 
 three months. If there had beln any evidence that Grant had tried to dis
 pose Of the team the authorities
 would have charged him with horse stealing.
 This is not the first time Grant has been before the court as he was sen tenced to the state refOrmatory for boys at Meriden in 1914 for larceny of of. Y. NJ. C.. A. funds. He was later released but again in December of the Saf fr7a Ve A- atory for breaking his parole. After serving a year and two . lonths he was again let out only to sent to the reformatory at Cheshire for the sec ond time for larceny.
 Grant, who was married recently had seen service as cook in a cav airy regiment.
 Donald H.. Curtis, of Hoiyoke, has been secured by the American Thread. comany to fill the vacancy made by the resignirag of Austin D. Boss. MT. Curtis will take up his duties as agent Monday, November 3, coming here frem the Holyeke mills colnany where he has been assistant agent Mr- Curtis spent some little time in this city while learning the manufacturing {, end of the business, leaving here for Holyoke to enter the finishing de- partmefft of the industry.
 Frank Mckeown, of North Gros- i vernoryia1e and Miss Frances Casey of | this city were married WedE.esd1y | at 10 o'clock at St. Joseph s church by Rev. John A. Sullivtn who also sang the nuptia1 mass. Edward | Mcheown of North Grosyenorda1e. a | brother of the groom, was best man, ! and Miss Della Casey sister of the 1 bride was bridesmaid. The bride was | dressed in travelling suit of brown silk velour, with brown beaver hat. adn carried a prayer book. The brides maid wore green ci1eviot with hat to match and she too. carried prayer ooCk. Following the we ling break last was served at the home Of the pride. No. Ss Oak street to rslatives md intimate friends. Mir. and Mrs. Hckeown left early in the afternooni 3y automobile for New York where hey will spend their honey moon. Upon their return they will make their home in North Grosyenordale. where Mfr. -McKeown is employed. The pride has been in the cost depart nent of the American Thread com ,aHy.
 he coming month to take effect Sat- Irday. November l, follows: Officer oaiiihus Sodom; Officer Enander, ackson street; Officer Leahy, upper lain street; Officer Mclean, center fain street and Officer Grady, day uty.
 A flying squadron of five non cems rom New Haven hit this city We'd esday and the members are engaged n billing the town in readiness for he drive for. 15o 900 men or the U. $. avy between now and November 22. 'hese men are, Water Tenders Fred Iorse and r. T. Wilson; Boiler daker P. J. BresIin; Chief Yeoman oseph Butler and Turret Captain F. :. Holman. Permanent quarters will e opened in this city at Q later date. i-
 Men from this ely who will attend he gathering of t:le leading clergy nd laymen of the Protestant Episco- al church of the state which will oe ali. Hartford are from St. Paurs huren ey. Walter F. Borcaert. Lieut.. , ,oIoneI (Dr.) Louis R. Mason, Judget rank H. Floss and Deputy Sheriff , William E. Jackson.
 At the Woman's club rooms, No. 13 Main street "Wednesday, present |. ay problems of the home, were dis ussed at 9, conference in home econo- lics work of the County Farm Bu- eaus Of Holland, Windham and New ondon counties. The session opened t 10: 30 a. m. and Mrs A. H. Benton f Andover presided. The subjects were Women's responsibili- es to Home and Community by Mrs. Han Manchester and Miss H. E. prague, and discourse on Health ,wing the morning session there was
 basket lunch under the supervision members of the Woman's club. t the afternoon session the subjects the address were:
 The School Lunch, Mrs. Zoe Meado 2 Norwich, and Mrs John D. Avery: