Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-14
WILL4IM ANTIC

Hate William Bowman
 Pierre Gagnon and Cyril Lamoureux have left for Lansing, Mich, on busi- | ness trip.
 A number of applicants for drivers, 1 licenses were examined by Deputy Auto mobile Inspector John G. Wightman, of Stafford Springs in this city, Tuesday. Michael Specfor, of Mansfield. was ar
 rested shortly after noon Tuesday for a
 violation of the cfty's recently instituted parking ordinance. Spector had left his
 team standing on the south side of Union i street contrary to the new law.
 Fred H. Williams, vice president of the l state I. o. O. F. Home Association, re- cently attended a meeting of the home managers at New Haven, at which pro- I posed improvements for the home at Gro ton were discussed at some length and Williams also completed plans for the in- tstitution of the Uniform Rank, Patriarch Militant, too be held here Saturday ev- ening, July 24th, in I. o. o. F. hall Bennie Horowitz, a Norwich junk dealer, while learning to drive an Over I land car in company with Harry Davis l of the same city, on Windham Road here, Tuesday morning about 1osS'clecl. ran into the rear end of the Chevrolet | machine of Albert Carter of Scotland, damaging it considerably. Horowitz at tempted to pass car belonging to the Southern New England Telephone Go. men reported the matter at police head l quarters and Horowitz agreed to settle for the damage caused.
 Theodore Isaacson, of Scotland, was arrested shortly before II o'clock Tues | day morning. considerably under the in- iuence of liquor. Officer Thomas Grady ! took the man in custody n Main street where he was seen staggering about. 1 Isaacson had been engaged in hauling ties for local lumber firm.
 Upon payment of costs amounting to l $9.15 in police court Tuesday morning. I the case of William Swan of South Wind ham,. charged with assaulting his wife was nolled. Swan was arrested about 5.S0 o'clock Monday evening by Chief Daniel J. Killourey after a complaint had been entered by his wife Later the couple evidently patched matters up, as | Mrs. Swan refused to appear to testify against her husband and asked that the | comlaint be withdrawn.
 So great has been the demand of late for the various annusements at Recrea- ton Park that a set of rules and regula- l-tions has been issued at the main office of the A1nsriean Thread Go. The gates will be opened at a. m in the future and closed at 9-20 D. m. The playground equipment will be let out between the following hoursr g. a. m. and 1130 a. m.. T. m. and f D. m. and , D. m. and 2 D. m. Organizations desiring the 1se of the park or baseball grounds will be obliged to comTunicate with Charles w. Hill, at the main office.
 The July meeting of James J. Shea
 rost. No. 19, American Legion. was held
 Tuesday evening in the rooms of tie
 Spanisb-American War Veterans. at the
 state arrnory. Dr. (Capt.) W. P. s.
 Heating. R. ". Downer and William A
 Hussey were selected delegates to the
 state convention to be. held in Bridge
 port Aug. q and 29. The alternates
 chosen were R. P. Gates. E. \. Morris
 and A l. Piche A committee on by
 laws was Appointed by the chair, to con
 sist of E. 4. Morris. chairman, R. ".
 Downer and R. F. Gates. This commit
 tee was instructed to submit Q tentative
 set of bylaws after the state convention
 had been held. It was voted to omit the
 meeting in August and to hold the next regular meeting the second Tuesday in
 September unless "a special meeting was
 necessary. An informal discussion was
 held in regard to giving a play under
 the auspices of the post next fall or win
 ter. The entertainment committee was
 instructed to confer with AI. J. Farrell
 and William A. Hussey in this matter.
 The meeting was in session about an
 hour