Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-10
DAluELSON AND PUrNlM NEWS

2e necessary papers: in, the meantime, re. turned to the Riley. place and arrested the man. At the time Riley was t9tind outside. the house. He was engaged at the time in working near the barn and asked permission to go into the house and get his coat, but this privilege was denied him, for it was feared that he would again obtain the gun. and he. was bustled ints >tKe sherin's automobile and Officer Andrews sent, after. the coat.
 Several weeks ago, following another of Riley's savage outbreaks, he was=-ex- amined as to his sanity by two local physicians. They declared him sane. ss no further action was taken against him. Since that time nothing more has been l heard of him publicly until the sensG- tional aTair of Friday afternoon.
 He has been very insistsnt against trespassers getting on to his. property and drove of hunters during the fall To Sheriff Bennett, the officer says, he as- serted that one of the countys best known lawyers told him that he scould draw blood" on anyone in resisting trespassing. but seems to have misunder- stood what the lawyer told him and went to extraordinary lengths on Friday in resisting the -epairing of the pipe line that carries water to the Williams place. A01BCB church Sunday, the annual financial re- port of the parish was read by the pas tor, eRv. M J, Ginet, M. s. This report shows that the parish Is entirely free of debt and that there is cash halanee in excess of $35e0 on hand. This is the nucleus of fund for the erection of a parish hall. which undertaking will be the next large venture of the parish. ;;
 The report showed that the receipts of naa cess of $2s,000, and the record made vas the best in the history of the par ish. --s-l .s-:.- F In, connection with the giving of the report, Father !Ginet thanked5 the par ishoners for the, liberality which made such splendid showing possible.
 Cennsctacat Mills wen one of the fast. est '1ba asketbalI games seen here this sea. son Saturday evening when the, Com pany M team of Milford, ' Mass. went T dsvn;to !defeat by the stofel of x2t to I g Things looked rather hopeless for the' lS. cal :teAmd$at the end of the first half when the score was 12ato 6 in favor dl Milford, but Ethet Connecticut Mills teaAA made great comeback, Sin thet second period, swept. away sgthe ;. visitors leaF and piled, up4 a, lead that proved adequat. to" achieve a victory. T r >. N- ii . The theft. of -E2 tires of value in eX cess of $S80 was. reported during Sun. day by R, S. SInIth manager of the Xii . lingiy Motor Supply ti company whos' place on Main street: was burglarizef during the early hours of Sunday morn , ing: Entrance to the store; was gainet Py forcing out a window at the rear where the burglars would be compars i: lively free cfr6fn observation :, The breal was not discovered y until Sunday wa well advanced! Residents of a hearb; ; dwelling told Chief John Mcfarland { ! the police that they heard q dis:urband in: the neishborhood about ? a. m. Sun day. f'+-t T. Rabbit; MeranyIlle, famous basebaI n tplayer and one of rtte stars. of the Ma . tional league, +is to bring "a team her from Springfield and swiil be seen. in. ac n tion n a game, that is scheduled to D s played January 29:;' This arrangenen . with Maranyille Ito play fhere is bein made by Leo tJ. L'homnhe pest of tn 2 American. Legion 4:ss < -
 As. sessions of the: general assenibl , will begin at Hartford this week, mem '. bers from, towns hereAhouts will use
 getting to Hartford the new Legislativ train which begins running from ;Putnar
 tomorrow Tuesday, leaving that p1ac
 at S.10 a. m. z. ...;;..-:~,' : -.;.FeA 2s,
 Henry McDernott of woonsoocke
 spent Sunday at. his home in DanieIsor
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