Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-26
wna, Is Going On Tonight.

What Is Going On Tonight.
 Natchaug Lodge. No. 22, K. of F., meets In L O. O. F. Hall.
 Members of the Knights of Columbus to the number of 500, representing many cities of this state. attended the exempll- fication of the third degree upon class of. 70 candidates for San Jose council, No. 1f. Sunday afternoon at the town hall The Knights met at the hall at o'clock tq.witnees the working of the degree by the degree team of CarRill. council or Putnam. with District Deputy Edwarc Mullen, assisted by District Deputy John FslIennon of White Cross council, No. lS, of' Norwich.
 ..Inmediate1y after the exemplification oss the degree the Knights adjourned to tsb Knights of Columbus hall in l.oomer Opera house block, where a luncheon was served. and there was music by the Knights of Columbus orchestra. The committee in charge of the arrangements consisted of the following Knights :: cssorre Timmins. George Bedford, Fran els Morlarty and George Donnelly. Bowlers representing the local plant of the American Threda company carried oh aif the honors Saturday night when they defeated the bowling teams of the Hol-
 
 rolled. The local bowlers left this city Saturday afternoon about 12.30 by au- toulobile for the Massachusetts city and ti,c ie automobiles taking the trip arrived there before the afternoon had passed into 'the big hours. Upon their arrival at T<eIyol1e they were met by the reception ooi7mittee from that plant and were sfpwn through the entire systerne About fr'clock the bowlers and their followers wsst 10 the bowling alleys. where six al lees had been. resolved for them. The c=indicpins were set up and the contests beean. Three local teams played as fol- locss: Mems team, girls team, overseers team. Although most of the bowlers from this city were used to bowling duckpins they seon had the candles falling righi and left. and auares were frequent. 4 ' few strikes were made and cheering dpuhled as the bowler added to his score Three games were rolled in all and Wil1i mantle bowlers took the long end, win ming two and losing but one.
 Following the bowling matches. ths Iioiyoke people proved themselves to b, good losers and the supper they served io the local visitors could not have beer better Dancing and music filled up tn, rest of an, eveBtful day and the passen FITS in the IS automobiles started re luetsntly for Willimantc late in the even Ing. The first carload of victors arrived HeFe at o'clock Sunday morning Som, v the local people stayed m over Sunda, ipi made the return trip Sunday, evening Police circles in this city were left un disturbed over the week end. marking fapid change from the number of arrestl made one week ago. when 12 offender, were arrested within as many hours.
 John Barry of Norwich appeared at th, police court Saturday morning to answei to charges of operating motor vehicl without q license. Barry and a com panion stopped in this city about 1 o'clocl Saturday morning to get something to ca at restaurant and left their car stand ing at the curb. Officer Frank McIeal questioned them about having a licens and all Barry could produce was licens for the machine. He did not have driv CTS license. Tn explaining his case Barr stated that he had just procured the ma chine in Hartford and was driving home. He intended to see Inspecto Ralph Young of Daneison Tuesday. H also claimed to have operated an auto mobile for ii months willie in the arm, The court decided to nolle the case, whic wss done. and Barry paid the cost amounting 10 S715.