Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11

employees at the restaurant, later return ing to make his way into the -estau lrant and clean out the contents of the cash register-ehange amounting to about s.
 Lasnier previously has been arrested here for stealing smoney at the Oroheun i theater box office. In court Friday morning J. NJ Bessette of the West Side
 acted as his guardian ad litim. e
 Commander Ira A. Warren, who serv-
 ed as lieutenant overseas, vas re-
 elected as head of Leo J L'Homme post
 American legion. Thomas A Beckett was named. as vice commander and Arthur Duprey secretary. John NJ. Dove was reelected treasurer and Phil 1 ip Roherge, D. S. C., as chaplain The
 Commander Beckett is war risk insur-
 ance officer. The executive committee is made up of Commander Warren, Vice Commander Beckett, Secretary
 Duprey, Treasurer Dove, Walter Rol-
 lison, Harold Greene and Bernard Ca esey.
 Killingly High schools basketball
 team was accompanied by a num3er of
 rooters from the student body Friday
 when a game was played with the team
 of Tourtellotte Memorial High school al
 -fOA LII 01OaNG@iOA0 0~sAOs
 Mrs. Maria L. Bennett was eleateI
 worthy matron of Danielson chapter of
 the Order of Eastern Star, Mrs Orray
 Potter worthy patron, Mrs. Ann:a E. Anderson associate matron, Sidney W Bard secretary, Miss Evelyn Whipple
 treasurer, Mrs. Ethel W. Hale conduct.
 ress, Mrs. Katherine Nash assistant conductress, Mrs. Mabel LeaYens organ. ist.
 The locmootive unloaded here for use
 by the company that is to tear up the Providence and Danielaon trolley lint was scheduled to be taken away from here just before midnight Friday fol use on the line east of East Killingly,
 Mrs. A. V. Woodworth, who has beef
 a patient at Boston hospital, will re turn to her home here today.
 Mrs. Ernest Clark of Prevalence i! visiting MT. and Mrs. John NJ. Dove ol
 North Main street.
 An illustrated lecture on Ireland is tc be given at the Congregational church at South Killingly Sunday evening Release of s45,000 in Thrift club ana
 Christmas club money is scheduled fol
 next Wednesday in Danielson. Members of Quinebaug lodge of Odt Fellows have adopted memorial resolu tions pertaining to the death of Clinton W, Atwood, a member of the organi zatien.
 Mrs. Sydney H Perry has returned from visit with MT. and Mrs. ByroI Barber at Rochester, Pa. The funeral of John NJ, infant son 0 MT. and Mrs. John M. Dove, was hel; Friday, burial being in Westfeld ceme tery.< The committal service was rel by Rev. Albert Jepson of St .Albal' church. L. E. Kennedy was in charg s of the funeral arrangements. Under the auspices of the Ladies' so ciety of St. Alban's church a food sal was held at the home of Mrs. F. o. AT 4 mingten on Main street Friday after noon.
 In honor of wnfred DesJardins, wh Z died at Sherbrooke, P. e., the flag O e the state armory was at half-mast dur 8 ing Friday. Mir. Desjardins was mem Der of the state guard company. :. It's time to carry tire chains in you # automobile. Sheriff c. E. Aver tells ( q spending two hours travelling eigf z miles on his way from Providence [ J Danielson, being troubled by slipper 4 and icy roads.
 3 At his home in Attawaugan, Bernar T Cafery is nursing a fractured ankle, a N injury received when a gust of win 3*s blew him off the roof of the home ( & Mrs. Michael Grirshaw while he wa # engaged in painting 8 chimney.
 ssMiss Rachel Preston has entertaine & audiences in a number of villages here ' abouts recently with descriptions of D Fl Grenfell's mission in Labrador, wher S as a graduate nurse she spent the pa, q summer.
 S Queen, Esther circle kept open hous
 and cenducted sale of fancy aTticii