Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28
WIL.LIM ANTIC

railroad securities or not. and cooperate with the national association
 The police department was notified l Wednesday morning by an official of the I American Thread company that some l time late Tuesday night an automobile 1 had damaged the gate and stone pier at ] the entrance to the driveway at the com pany garage on Main street. An iron bar at the gate had been broken and the pier marked up. It was thought that the damage was caused while backing around as gasoline was found on the sidewalk there.
 1Ir. and Mrs. Daniel F. Dunn are visit ing in Brooklyn and New York during this week and are attending the big league baseball games and theatrical perform ahces. Every year Ex-Mayor and Mrs. ! Dunn celebrate their wedding anniversary by enjoying weeks pleasure trip. They were married 32 years ago, April 22. 1889, at St. Peters church, Hartford. by Rev Thomas Broderick.
 Mrs. Margaret T. Browne of Brooklyn, N. Y..' who has been visiting Mir. and for the past week, left Wednesday for Atlantic City. N. ].
 Attorney Samuel B. Harvey, represent l ing Frank Snyder of Mansfield, charged pwith blacknail and obtaining money under false pretenses, requested the court at Rockville Tuesday that the jury which l tried the Gltlen case should not be allowed l to hear tine Snyder case, as Farwell was the principal witness iF both cases Judge Haines granted the request and the ease will be heard during the June term.
 | The last in a series of five socials and dances was held at the Y. M c. A. building on Main street good number attending. .. -c The following officers of Olive Branch council No. 10, sR. and s. M., were elected Tuesday night at the meeting of the counL ell held at the Masonic hall on Main street: T. I. M. Otto B., Robinson R. I. D. M., Edward ". Avery I. P. C. of w, Frank Tufts captain of. guard Fred W. Backus treasurer. Herbert R. Chanpell recorder, Edwin c. Clark; conductor, George c. Moon; steward, Edward H. Carlaen sentinel. Gurdon 2. Rathburn.
 The trial of Charles Males, who sbo, and killed Mrs. David Rogers in Andovei , March 18th, and wounded Tony Mack, a farm labereT while Mack was trying te poteet the woman, began Wednesday al Rockville before Judge Frank D. Haines Males is indicted for second degree 1nur. der Males, following his arrest. wa. , brought to Willimantie, where he con, .. fessed his part in the murder to officer. who took him in after he had given him , self up to Deputy sherif Helmer.
 Il At the April. meeting of the common council it. was voted that Safety weei be observed in this city from April Is tc , 2S, but rain for most of the days durins that week made 1t impossible to paint ou |. An Main ofr r. 5 been decided to hold Safety week iron 5 May to 2. The zone locations have beer selected by the street committee of tn, common council and Wednesday Carleton , Hughes began marking off the safety zones. Lines six inches wide to designat, crossing points are being painted. Tn, lines signifyinG. the crosswRlk are .eigh
 feet apart and people are. requested tt Lrse these painted-out cresswalks wheI crossing the streets. Motorists are ex
 pacted to respect these crosswalks as vel
 as the other crosswalks of the city.
 MT. and Mrs. Pearl ChanberIain Q
 south Windham have returned iron \ Wake6eld, R. l., where they were calIe,
 by the serious illness and death of Mrs fChamberiain's father, Byron H. Brown
 Mir, Brown was a sSd degree Mason, pas grand of Protection lodge, No. I9, l. 0. a Fr of Central Village. a member of tn
 American Mechanics, tie Knights O
 ytaias, and of the Carpenters union. Q which he was first president He is sur
 vived by his widow. and. besides MT, Chamberlain, two older daughters, MT.
 Walter Haley of Springfield, Mass; an
 Mrs, Frank A. Phillips of Mansfieldi ave nue, this city; also sister, Mrs. Lucind
 Sheffield, of MoosuD. The, Masonic flu
 neral service was held at the farnil
 home in Wakefield. with burial in Aller | town, R. I. =;
 Charles Mallory, 65; died Tuesday nfef 4 at St. Josephs hospital. He was born i
 New London, the son of William an Frances Adams Mallory He is survive
 by nephew, George W. Babeoek, (
 Aahsfeld. e.,
 Funeral services for Henry D. Abi
 were held Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the grave in the family cem, tery on Worrhwood Hill Jay NJ. Shepaf
 was in charge of the arrangements.
 Word has been received in this city
 the death of Mrs. w A. Babcoek, fo iner resident of Coventry, at Cleyelan
 O., Friday of last week. The body is .-s4z.--.--.--.--4 1 = .A---....l-.