Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-16

on, or about July Is of 1s1a, he took and ! carried away calf from the premises of Edward c. AInes at Central Village, | The calf which was identified by mum. 1 Der of persons familiar with it. was later located by MT. Anes ats the Danserean forb. on the South KilIingiy Moosup road, and replevined by Mr. Ames
 The jury was out just on hour.
 r Dansereau was transferred from court to Brooklyn jail during Friday afternoon and will be taken to state prison in the near1future. He is the owner of two ad- joining farms, about two miles south of South KilliRgIy. just over the line in the town of Plainfeld.
 What looked like another sure trial of 1 8 criminal case Friday was ;averted when | Frank Moreau, charged with assaulting i Miss Bertha Norris. pleaded guilty to the 1 serious accusation against him and was l sentenced to serve not less than two nor
 more than three years in the state pris- 1 on.
 Moreau, during the spring of this year. | was employed as a olerk onS a tie train | that was enga ged on the line between | Putnam and asttions west of here. Miss | Norris was night telegraph operator a, the Abingdon station of the N. Y, N H I and H., R. R.. and it=was while she was 1 on duty there, along about midnight lIldl tHe dSSdUlL was HOInIf1lll lfts tIlS struggle that she made to- beat off hel attacker Miss Norris was considerably
 bruised and her clothing was torn.
 Lieut.. Mofritt, an army aviator, and hi, passenger, James O. Rourke, flew ava, from the Fayetts L. Wright farm, in Pom } fret just after o'clock Friday morning : en route for Birmingham. Mass. The avi
 ator and his passenger had spent tht .l night at the Wright farm. where fhe! were obliged to make an unexpected landing Thursday afternoon while on ]; ) flight from the army flying station a I Mineola to the Massachusetts town. Ex haustion of the planes gasolene suppl. : forced the landing, which was safe1. l made The descent of the. plane attracte'
 the attention of people living in Ponfre l and they spread the word, many coninl
 to see the machine during the afternoon The plane. is said to be the first tha 7 ever landed in the town of Pomfret. St. Clair Corson, past grand sacher New Haven; H. l. Lee, grand sachen New Haven; J. M.5s Phillips, great SC
 nior sagamore, Wa1lingfofd. were guest here on Thursday evening of Wappaq quas ! set tribe of Red Men of this city. Tn visiting officials were escored from. tn Putnam inn to the local hall in Ponfrt e street by the local members of the orde l NHO were III luli FSSdllc. TUliONlIlSf LII n business meeting there were speeches an e refreshments were served. "
 State Officer Howard Elliott was l. Thompson Friday afternoon to invest l. gate as to the killing of dog owned h e John Shrine of that, town. The anilni n is supposed to have been suffering fro e rabies. For some time past >the dc 1T has been ilL On Thursday Mr Sirrin IS who has kept the dog confined, took it ol IT for an exercising walk. While thus q l. gagged MT. Shrine was snapped at by Il J. animal, the dogs teeth slashing throng
 his sleeve. He was not bitten, howevt s. Attention of hunters who happen T. along was called to the condition of u l. dog, which was snappng at things. al Ia a charge from a shotgun was used to el r. it's life.
 Though no advance public notice " h. given of his coming, there was a gale Id of members of the Putnam Country ell e. at Thompson Friday afternoon to s ,e Francis Ouimette, the famous golfer, is action on the links in that town. e. It was stated Friday, afternoon tn he The Patriot fund for money required S. complete the addition to the Day Xii he I ball hospital had increased. to $500. T e. exceptionally worthy causesf for which t
 money is being askedsis Expected to bri 1g further liberal responses from people T i'll only in Putnam but from the surroundi he towns where there is so much interest w the institution. ~
 at Rev. G C. ssMcSay of this cftyH