Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05

I been employed as fireman at the
 plant of the Wheaton Building and Lumber company. He was a resident on Railroad street. MT. Lacroixl
 leaves his wife and family:
 State policemen have not piver
 the hope that they nay unearth morel
 stolen cars in Putnam. They have
 been continuing their investigations this week and have made examina- tionS of cars that came to this scity through channels the same as did other cars that have. been established as being stolen machines. The re- suit of the newest investigations have not been given out. l The H. K. H. Silk company, with
 plants in this city. is among the silk manufacturing concerns protesting against the ruling of Q federal court l judge III New York that heerafter all l raw silk must be shipped by express. 1 transportation by freight of this class l of material being denied the silkmen l because of the heavy thefts that have
 occurred from cars in transit. -.ssF-..s l John G. Johnson at the head of the l H. K. H. plants in this city, said l Thursday that the ruling that ship l ments all must go by express win I add thousands of dollars each year ] to the concerns expense in doing business
 4 To offset the ruling this company,
 which also has plants at Watertown I and at New London. will ship over 1 land by motor. truck. This sort of between New York and the Water
 town plants and. will be extended I through to Putnam 7as soon as the T highways are in condition to permit
 of trucks getting through. The rule against shipping by freigh.
 that was upheld by the court was :: made by railroad companies.
 .l The new council of the Knights oi Columbus. to be formed at North , Grosvenordale will be known as St Bernard council. 1t was stated here
 Thursday The membership of the order has grown rapidly in the Gros- , venordales during the past year. al
 of the members from that. sectior P joining Cargill council of his city from which they will be transferred 2 Ilater to the new St. Bernard -coun.
 ell
 T.: Notwithstanding the defeat of thi I city'ss star bowler, Joseph vandale, Il a the match game rolled at Worceste !. Wednesday afternoon with Franl S Barber of Danieison. the enthusia sti t 1 followers of the game here stfll hav : confidence that their fayorite is tn s stellar roller pt the tow. They poin : to the fact that he lost the matcl ], by only seven pins and that he wa r not ro;line at his best. as he has bee
 III recently and is not now up to hi
 tnp rotth form.
 : Attorney Frank H.. Foss. of Wil e iimantica assistant clerk of the super
 for couit was on duty here at Thurs ,. days session.
 . c.ergs men and many lay delegate s came here Thursday to attend tn ' ecrtertnce of Windham County Con ' Erceati3nal churches at the Secon = C nSreSAtionaI church. x lunch wa r, served those attending th.s confer :, eiicc py the women members of tn r ltaeal church.
 r. Louis Wolf, as administrator of u 1t estate of his brother, Joseph Vol
 stated Thursday that in an effort ., clear up all accounts pertaining 1 It the estate he has made an appeal T. the public. who had dealings with h IS brother. to help him in his effort I Id settle the estate completely It h:
 been found that Mir. Wolf did n
 keep complete records of his a, j. counts, carrying many items in h