Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-03
Norwich Bulletin, Wiliimsntic of ice, g Church St., Teiephone f05.

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 Norwich Bulletin, Wiliimantic of- ice, 23 Church St., Telephone f05.
 William Burton was arrested Fri day morning about 10 o'clock by Of Acer John Killourey charged with. as- sault on John Taylor, of Vernon. After being taken to the police sta- ton he was released upon furnishing a $50 bond and is to appear before the court this tSaturday) morning. MT. Taylor came to this city Friday morn ing in search of a. bicycle which he supposed he would find in'sthe Acker- man home in School street lane. Up- on arriving at that place he was in- formed that the bicycle had been at that home but Tuesday it had been taken by Mrs. Evelyn Alderman, to the home of Dennis Ceunihan on Bank street. Upon arriving at the Coun- ihan house, Mir. Taylor was met at the door by Mrs. Counihan to whom he stated the purpose of his visit At this time it is claimed Burton came to the door and swung on MT. Fay Tor, bruising him badly about the eyes. MT. Taylor bore all the evil dences of the assault when he ap- peared before magistrate to swear out his warrant and the arrest fol- lowed shortly.
 At the meeting of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, No. 1911 to be held Wednesday night, April ' there is to be installation of officers Past Exalted Ruler John H. Carney of Norwich. who came from the, Nor wich lodge to this city March 31, 1914 and took charge of the initiation and institution of the lodge in this city is to have charge of the installation cer- emonieS. The remainder of the even ing is to be spent socially, and re- treatments and smokes are to be en- ioyed.
 William J. Smith is spending the Easter holidays at the home of hi. sister in Providence. R. l.
 At the meeting of the Wiilimantit Chamber of Commerce to be held | Tuesday evening next, the bushes: ness meeting Is to be followed by ar l address by Rev.NJ. Romeyn Ranforth | D. D.. of New London. on Ragged Edges" Rev. MT. Danforth in thi! address will touch upon many nation. al and international questions ant ] will endeavor to trim off the ragged edges and present them as plain facts Rev. MT. Danforth's lecture. Rag quaint sayings and his friends cal him the funniest after dinner speak CT in New England. A supper will b. | served to the members.
 MT. and Mrs. John Duff and daugh i ter. Margaret, are to spend the weel end at the home of Mrs. Duff's broth CT, Albert Moreland. of Lowell Mass. 1 c. A. Sampson, physical director a the r. Nj. c. A.. was. in Hartford ol Friday. attending a meeting of tin l state physical directors. The chil dren's class at the "" Friday after noon was led by Miss Vivian Will ! jams
 Mir. and Mrs. William G. Stark 0 Hartford will be Easter visitors a the home of Mrs c'a-,-'s mother Mrs. Cora Fope,' of this city.
 Earl Pattey and Lester French ar to spend Easter at the home of NJ French's sister in Boston.
 Valentine L. Murphy, chairman C the democratic town committee ha issued call for caucus to be hel next week at the town hall for tn purpose of electing delegates to tn . democratic state convention to be hel at New Haven, May and G. At tn meeting there will also be the cleo ton of a town committee for tn
 next two years.
 William H. Latham of Pearl strel
 received word Friday morning ths
 his summer cottage and two other
 with contents. at Pleasure Beacl
 Waterford, were destroyed by fire la'
 Thursday, night. The other owner
 losing cottages were Samuel I. Bul
 lingham, formerly of this city. ar
 Mrs. Smith of New London. Thes
 three cottages which stood close
 the waterfront at the lower end of u
 beach, were near together accoun
 ing for the spread of the flames. M
 Latham's cottage was two-stol
 structure of seven rooms and W;
 well furnished The other cottag
 were two stories also, and were but
 not many years ago.
 Pupils perfect in attendance at Il
 Windham Street school during u
 fall term were
 Grade S-Kendall Fullerton, Mi
 dred Johnson Willard Olds, Ru
 Pollack, Arlene Weatherhead.
 Grade Edward Jones. Sylvia Co
 lins. Philip Giraca. John Keeff
 Harry Rosen, Arthur Bergerc
 excused, tardiness once.
 Grade 6-Ruth Smith, Mildred E