Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-18


 What Is Going On Tonight.
 obwebetuck Lodge No. 1S, T. O. o. F.. meets at S07 Main street.
 Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Associa- ton meets in St. Josephs hall.
 Arthur McQuiIlan, who conducts a grocery store at 11s0 Main street, was arrested Wednesday morning and will De charged with selling intoxicating liduors. He was released upon furnishing a bord of one thousand dollars and is to appear in the police court Saturday morning. McQuilians arrest followed statement made by James ("Huzzo') Donohne who was in court Monday morning, charged with intoxication. Donohue at first stuck to the statement that he procured his H. quor in Norwich Sunday morning, Nov. 14, but later he admitted that the bottle and contents were sold to him by Mo Quillan. Donohue was told that If he gave the information about where he bought the liquor, he would not be sent to jail. and this loosened his tongue. His case, however is continued until Sat urday, under bonds of fifty dollars. At present he Is at liberty under a suspend cd jail sentence for a similar offense. When McQuillan was arrested Wednes- day morning it was for the third time on a charge of selling intoxicants prohibited by the prohibition laws. Two of the ar rests were by local authorities and one was in raid by federal authorities.
 The continued nOn-support case of Nor ris Spector was nolled at the session of court Wednesday.
 Over two hundred and fifty youngsters of this city met at the Y. M c. A. We'd nesday afternoon to hear about tho Win chester Junior Rifle Corps that is to be organized in this city. E. H. Kohler, rep resenting national headquarters of the corps, explained the purposes of the corps. The various medals and insignia 10 be won by members of the units were on display and added to the enthusiasm During the afternoon g three-reel picture entitled The Winning Shot was shown. representative of the Jordan Hardware Company was present and assisted in fill ing out blanks for enrolment. Troop No 1. Boy Scouts of America and members of the Girl Scouts are expected to be the leaders in the units of this city.
 G. E. Gilman, industrial secretary oi the local Y. RI. c A. has arranged tt have reels of motio.. pictures sent So thi! city every week this winter to be shoWf free of charge in the Y lobby for mem hers Of the boys department. The frs 0f these pictures will be shown Friday Afternoon and will be of an educationa nature. These pictures win be Mt VII son and Roosevelt Dam, Hok to OperaQt' the Multigraph, and Welfare Work at th' National Tube Company. The same three reels will be shown Sunday afternoon fol adults
 The boys department is to be opened for games every Tuesday and Friday af iernoon and evening. Another addition Co the winter athletic sports will be . series of gymnasium tournaments be tween teams of the Animal League, Tn Wolves. Foxes and Hyenas will compet' for honors.
 The bowling team representing Obwe betuck lodge, No 16, l. o. O. F., and { tea mrepresenting Israel Putnam lodge Q odd Fellows, from Putnam, will conten, Saturday evening at the local alleys. RI valry between the bowlers of these tw, lodges has been keen and series Q games has been arranged. The loca Odd Fellows will be represented by Dan ny Mathewson. Edgar Redman, Earl Bat tey. Lester Frenchs and Robert Winters The Putnam delegation has not been an nounced.