Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-14
DAlIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

piles to search them for nauor: ':If I |
 were cut riding and an officer halted my ear and attensPted to search ny luggage or my ReFsen without first exhibiting to me warrant issued against ne person ally l should treat him as l would any
 highWaymaH and promptly kneet him down if were physically capable of de- ing So; this. providing, of course, that l did net have reputation of selling liquor or of transporting it Illegally The Tact that eapB are being halted and searched is no ground fer believing that of1icers have a right to do this thing without warrants, as they are doing" Attsaefsa was called by r. A. Jacobs, formerly senator from this district, | to the fact that both the chanlain of the senate at this session and the ei1ap- | lain of the house are graduates of XIII Ingly high school Rev. Sherrod Sofe,
 Hampton man, Is the senate chaplain and Rev. Edward D. Aver, "the kind cnaplsdn pastor of the Congregational l church at Moutvflfe, is the house chan | lain. Rev MF. Aver lived at South 1 kfhIngly as boy. KillingIy is also represented prominently in the clerkshius | or the general assembly by Judge Safin
 s. Russell and Attorney Harry U. Peter | son Of Norwich, two more graduates of
 the high sehc of here
 2. ABthNr Atwood, pyeeIdeut of fl. | Dan1eison Trust company, and the tti
 rectors Of that institution have gener-
 ously coptFibased this week to the Hoover
 Renef Fund for rse saving children of
 Eafepe. Their Peol of \gifts from their
 pefsehai ruhds amounted to $135, the
 largest Of the contributions coming from
 Mir. Atwood. l The funtFE sf CkArlss ". Adams, ] held Thursday morning from his home
 at East KilHngly with services at St
 James church here at o'clock, Rev
 Auguste Chspignae being eelebrant ot . the high mass of reQaisnn Burial was ir
 the Adams family lot in westf3eld eenoa
 teTy, Rev. Father chapfsnac conductins the ccnhnlittal servkee and eonsecratins the grave. The beArers were associate, , or Mr. Adams while he was in the en
 pley of the trolley poad-Henry Manyflle Albert Hickey, Stanley Regis and Dan lei Wllhars. A. F. Wood was ia charg, of the funeral arrangements.
 At the koms ss her Aaushter. MT. , Franton Smith In East Killingly Thurs day afternoen at one o'clock funera l service for Mrs. Lucy A. Mason was con 3 dacted by Rev. Marvin s. Stocking. pas = tor of the Methodist Episcopal churcl : in DanfelseH. Burial was in DayvilI 8 cemetery. The bearers were Arthur Aid
 rioh, Sayvdlle Harrington, Robert Smith r and Frank Harrington. A. P. Wood wa q the fHnefa directeE
 Henry L. Pray. of BaHeuvifle, exhibit } ed Thursday letter from an insuranc Y company in which an oficer of th<, com . pany, eHe of the best known In t1e coun . try. comments with interest on the fac t that property insured by Mir. Pray an r his brother, Joseph, at Ballouville, ha n been ooRtinuousf covered by policies c y the company for period of SO year, I an unusual record. The original pol I cies were issued to Esae T. Pray, no | dead, the father Of the Pray brothers. No word has been received that wi 7 help clear up the mystery surroundin 1 the theft of tires from the KilIingly Mo
 tor company stere here last Sunday. I'll d idea persists, though, that the stole # goods were taken away into Rhode Ii F. land
 E. In celebration of his birthday A part was given for Leo McDonald by his aun IS Miss Margaret Head at their home C 3 Academy street. A number of little De,
 ple were present and enjoyed games D, r heious refreshments were served
 Is The next clinic te be held here bv n J. Hugh B. Campbell of Norwich win !