Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-08
Nsruich BuEIctin. WfilimAntie Onlce a church street. Telephone 105.
whas Is GolsE On Tonight

What Is Going On Tonight
 Meeting of the Welfare Bureau at 7:3o o'clock at the office on alley street. Knights of the Maccabees, Thread City Tent. No. 23. meetsc at 140 alley streVet Ragular meeting of common council at town han at o'clock.
 Knirhfs of Pythias. Natchaug Lodge, No. g meets In I. O. O. F. hall.
 St. Iohn's Commandery, No. Il, Knights Tcmplars meets in Masonic hall.
 Keuraeem eases are scheduled to come uD in police court this (Monday) morn mE. twelve of which are for violations of the automobile headlight law. All but one of the dozen in this respect are res ldents of this city who were nabbed in raid conducted here on the night of October a. They are Euro Olson. Peron Goodale, Daniel Shearer. John Bucko Charles Gallup. Fred R. Wohllebe1 Pat rick Shea. Amos E. Lewis. Henry Rev holds. Adelard Roy and Peter Quaste- rnachio. The twelfth man is Ralph Walker of Mansfield who was caught October 1fth. This was the second raid conducted here during October by Offic- CTS Gorgas and Carroll of the state au- tomohiie department.
 Morris Spector who has been familiar nrllra in court, appearing on numerous occasions for various offenses, will be charged with not furnishing support for hls wife and minor child. from Novem- Der to 6.
 The continued case of John r. Keane Of New Haven. for a violation of the li- auor law will also come up. Keane. it VIII be remembered was arrested after a lead ow ''whiskey" had been delivered ai the saloon of John F. McQuillan or Main street McQuillan was fined one hundred dollars and costs about a week ago.
 Tn memory of Terence Macswiney lord mayor of Cork. was honored Satur day by the local branch of the Friend; of Irish Freedom when at St. Joseph! church. a solemn requiem high mas; that was largely attended was celebrate, af 10 o'clock The celebrant was tn, pastor. Rev. John E. Clark. Rev. J. J papillon of st. Mary's church wa dracon, Rev. Charles M. Kelly sub-deacol and Rev James Tyler master of cere Gnonics. The eulogy was pronounced b, Rev. James Francis Barrett of tn Church of the Immaculate Conception Hartford. Delegations from the follow ang organizations attended th eservices Pzdriac Pearss Branch. F. of l. F.. nj vision No. 1. Ancient Order lof Hiberni ans Ladies Auxiliary to the Hibernian! San Jose Council, No. IA. Knights c Columbus and Society of Ste Jean d Bapliste of St. Marys church. These oe cupfed seats on both sides of the mai ais'e- In the congregation were also larre number Of members of other churc denu1ninafiona- Mrs. A. w. Turner wa al the organ and prior to the opening thn mass played a medley of Irish air Tha altar was draped in morning. 1. A collision between automobiles O, cured on Main street Saturday forenoo about opposite the Johnson House, Wi lizn Warren of Eastford was driving h ear fro mthe Thread City Garage an was making the turn into Main stre, when a ear owned and driven by GeorE H. Burfii of North Smithsfeid. R. l., we on the street struck the former machir en the Jeff front wheel. Both driver tried to avoid a collision but could nc fhey reported the matter at police heai quarters and came o an agreemen-on Il matter. The Rhode Island car sustaint a broken front spring while Mir. Wa ren's car was bent somewhat
 At . meeting of Purinton Temple, N e Pythian Sisters Friday evening,
 rlass of four candidates was initiated fhe presence of members from local ar nelrhhoring temples including a deleg, tioR from Pequot Temple. No. 24. TT de<Ten work was in charge of Past Grar Chiaf Isottie E. Gilman, assisted by Mo Excellent Chief Mabel L. Higgins. IT work of the drill staff under the leade nhip of Captain Jennie Anthony W, hiEfly commanded. Luncheon was ser ed at the conclusion of the meeting.
 Anna Weed EIdeFsin Chapter. Daug tsrs of the American Revolution will ho a meeting Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clot