Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-30
WILLIMANTIC

money from Potvin but claimed the | amount was $14.65 instead of the figure named in the complaint. He is out on bonds of $50.
 Leo F. Oehrig, of Brick Eop road, was charged with selling milk that had been diluted with water and his case was about to be continued until Tuesday, when he changed his plea to guilty. l Oehrig was notified to appear in court Sunday afternoon by Chief KiIlourey, after Inspector F. H. Payne of Pomfret had issued a warrant for his arrest. h. spector Payne stated that he was ask ed by peddler who bought milk of Och rig, to take a test of it. MT. Oehrig said the sale referred to took place in Putnam but it was his opinion that the ten quart can containing the milk leak cd and when it was submerged in water for cooling the milk had become diluted. He had noticed a similar occurrence last summer and had given the milk to the chickens rather than sell it. He never put more than ten quarts of milk in a container although it would hold more. The minimum fine of seven dollars and costs amounting to $11.75 was imposed by Judge Frank H. Floss and Oehrig set tied.
 The civil suit brought by pr. John H. Weldon against William F.N.Lennon for professional services rendered was sched- l uled for trial before a justice jury Mon l day morning, but a settlement was reached by the parties involved
 Rev. William S. Beard is to speak at both morning and evening services at | the First Congregational church Sunday. l He is also to give an address before the Young Peoples societies of the church. Young people of the Baptist and Metho- | dist churches of Putnam are to be in vitde. and delegations will come from Danielson. Woodstock, Pomfret and i Thompson
 | Officers of the WilIimRnuic police force ; have been assigned by Chief Killourey the following beats for December: Off, cer Grady, Sodom; Officer Leahy, Jack son street; Officer Mclean, upper Main street; Officer Bombria, center Main i street, Officer Paulhus, day duty The i changes take effect Wednesday, Dec. l. MT. and Mrs. E. L. Fuller and their ] grandson, Fred J. Clayton of South | Manchester have returned home after visiting wi \ Mir and Mrs. c. C. Hinck- ley, of Joraan Road.
 Fans in WiIIimantie are glad to learn ! that Herman Bronkie has been signed as manager of the Mobile club of the Southern Association. Bronkie managed | the Manchester nine this past season and l the team set record few home town ] teams in New England can match. That 1 Bronkie will make a success of the Mo- bile venture cannot be doubted if he gets the support, he received in Manchester
 The fast travelling Knickerbocker five, of Springfield, will meet the local Kacey | five Wednesday night. Last week the | local five defeated Manchester in a fast | game and this put them in right with the basketball fans of the city. The Knick- erbocker five is composed of fast players 1 and. the game this week should be better than the first game. In the Springfield 1 lineup are men like Sullivan, last year with the Windsor team, Shepard of East l Hampton, one of the Interstate League Donovan of the Boston Naval Five, Fitz- gerald of last seasons Fisk Red Top team, and Connors of Holyoke Interstate League team. Manager Harry Noel of the local team has strengthened his ream for the game, having secured Hap
 Iarman who played with thN Wyonakas
 last week when the Hartford aggrega-
 tion defeated the Emeralds. He is to
 become fixture on the K. Of c. team.
 The locals will line up as follows: liar mon, Cronih, and Mills forwards Murphy and Leonard guards, Beecher and Knowles of Danielson center
 In letter written to the editor of
 New London newspaper, Rev c. Harley Smith, pastor of the local Methodist Episcopal church who is now patient in Boston hospital, expressed himself as grateful to those who had remember cd him during his time of trouble. He
 writes:
 l am not yet able to write, but Mrs
 Smith is here snaring in the gratitude
 and writing at my dictation our thanks
 for the thoughtfulness of our friends
 Resulting from the six weeks treat.
 ment l have received here and at home
 was able on Thank giving day to walk
 several steps aided by two nurses who
 supported me. l was able to walk from
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