Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-14
the back pay due. This takes effect on the Hartford division only on that day.

l the back pay due This takes effect on 1 the Hartford division only on that day Charged with selling intoxicating Hquor David Tachinsky of Brick Top road was l arrested Monday by the local police and l released on payment of a $500 bond by David Krug of this city Tachinskys ar rest followed the information given out in ponce court in the morning by Adelard tontaIne, who was arrested Sunday nornf hs about o'clock, having a pint of booze 1 on hlm. lie claimed that a Hebrew ped | dier of Brick Top road sold if and | 1achnsky was taken up by the police
 As Monday was the Jewish New Year l (Rosh Hashanah), special services were held during the day at the local syna- | gogue on Temple street, conducted bv Rabbi Max Levine Monday was fba be. ginning of the Jewish New Year and the holidays commenced at sundown Sunday evening and lasts until sunioyn Tuesday evening the orthodox Jews keeping both 1 oays' the reformed Jews Keeping but one day, Monday -iie
 Although WilIimantic escaped in Mon day's storm with a heavy fall of rain places in the west received the full force or the storm. A large belt to the south or this city near faPIainffeld and Moosrn l receiVed pelting with hailstones ranging III size rom those like a marble to some as large as birds eggs The storm which oes@n shortly after o'clock assumed snch severity that windows in hothouses were broken by the wind-driven hail and crops In the fields were badly cut and damaged by the downpour The hatlstorm was about 30 minutes in duration and vas followed by downpour of rain. The s,,n was shining again in less than 45 minutes but along some of the roads piles of l hallstones remained, lasting we'll into the afternoon
 Miss Alice Eealy and Miss Katherine savage, graduates of St. Joseph's hospi
 eal or this city, left Monday for Stafford springs, Where they will take up their duties as nurses at the Johnson Memorial hospital of that borough.
 MISS Antoinette Girard, daughter of Dr
 '. H. Gtrsrd of Jackson street. left Mon
 day morning for Indiana, to take un her
 studies at St. Mary of the Woods college
 Her mother accompanied her as far as
 New York
 LoFett B. Hale, 60. died Monday morn.
 Ing at his home in Flanders district. He
 was born in South Glastonbury Feb ii
 LSeo' the son of Orin and Calista Bidwel [1ale, lie is survived by his widow and 2 , aaughter. Mrs. Carlyle Grey. of Flanders district, Coventry. The democratic town caucus vaz h.I,
 monday evening at the town hall viii apout 1Vo members of the party pres
 eht Valentine L. Murphy. democrati,
 town chairman. called the meeting to or
 Ger at S-Se o'clock and Daniel P. Dun1
 was chosen for chairman and Frank F
 fenton for clerk. The voting for tb
 Naflous town officers resulted as follows Assessor, James P. Mustard; member
 beard of relief. Elexis Caisse first SC
 ieciman. William H. Lincoln; second SC
 lectman. Frank NJ Eincoln auditor C John II. Morrison collector of low
 taxes, William H. Mckinley, elected Q
 third ballot by majority of six vote e over John R. Mccarthy; registrar o 6 voters, r. D. Donohue. elected by ma t jority of five over Themas A. Shea 5 constables. Thomas Killourey Andre7 , Asazalek. William E. Kelley, Charles F ' smith. Members of town school com n mittee. Mrs. Grace Sullivan. and Wi Vii 7 liam J. Sweeney.
 ' house & Taylor Company and drive 6 ny Arthur Gallard of r Clark stree = struck Cadillac limousine owned b 6 Dr. Henry R. Whitmarsh of Providenc y and driven by Laurant Chabot, also . : Providence. q chauffeur. The accfder ? occurred at the corner of Main an Y Jackson streeN. The limousine wal
 damaged on one side and suffered ben : lenders. Hillhouse G Taylor offered f A settle for the damage done and the ai 2 fair was settled The September meeting of the ccr, mon council was held Monday etenin
 at the town building. Mayor Charles A
 Gates calleu' the meeting to order short ly fater 8 o'clock and adjournment too
 place until after the democratic caucu, The meeting was resumed about q clock City Clerk Albert C. Scriptur
 read the minutes of the last meeting an
 they were approved. The report of Chic