Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-08
WILLIMANTIC

Putnam attorneys think differently, they Wlll continue to stop automobiles so that
 'ivers of autos hearing the sNmHpnE b op should heed it and thus avoid such angs as happened Sunday night
 Rev. Francis Keogh, assistant chancel- Tor of the Roman Catholic diocese, Hart ford, spoke at several masses in this city Sunday. He0lso preached at the 7s0 o'clock service at St. Joseph's church, his subject being, RoEaan Catholic Mis- sions the World Over.
 The Tampa Tribune notes the arrival of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur l. Bill of this city They were welcomed into the Nut- meg state colony.
 The case of Louis ShokaI, of No. G1 Jackson street. charged with assault ea his neighbor, David Williams, was con- 1 tinued at police court Monday morning until Saturday of this week. It was l claimed that Williams was beaten up so severely, he could not appear at court Monday. Shokal, however, entered a plea i of not guilty to the charge. Shokai claims Williams had passed the lie to him. this bringing on the trouble. Both ! men are Syrians. Upon furnishing bond Shokal was released. 1 gakey. that sweet smelling slauid with an awful kick, was the cause of at least 90 per cent. of the arrests for drunken ness made in this city during 1920, said Chief Daniel J. Killourey of this city. To- l day, however, things are different and ! since the latest law went into effect, Feb ruary 18th, which barred the sale of Ja- ] inaica ginger without a doctors prescfip- l tion. only one arrest for intoxicatien has been made. In February, prior to the i15th, five arrests were made. The high af Tol.a ob much as hoecn. plus the. lack of funds, accounts for the big decrease in it's fol- lowers One used to be able to buy iakey for sixty cents a bottle. but now il is worth s2.50 when the doctors charge is added
 Principal William o. Brooks, of the 1 night school, has announced that the flnal session of the school will be held Thurs. day night of tfals week. The teachers are preparing simple, patriotic program for the evening and certificates are to be Ipresented the adult classes in Beginners
 English and Citizenship.
 James. the six months old son of Solo. mon and Marion Thomas Haddad, died or Sunday night at his home. The baby had been ill only three days.
 Some twenty members of Cantor l Windham No. 2. and Windham Eneanp ment No. 10 motored from this city tx
 Hartford Monday night to witness tn,
 working of the Golden Rule degree at Odt
 Fellows Temple. The degree team mem
 bers were the pick of degree teams of tn, lstate en.ampments. Midian Encanapmen of Hartford entertained the visttin, brothers.
 Mrs. A. Toucheman, Of Lebanon, Is { patient at St. Joseph's hospital suffefin, 1 with decorations of the face. She va
 thrown from the team she was driving il
 this city and struck on her head am shoulders being semi i-conscious Mhei taken to the hospital The accident hap IpeDed on Pleasant street, where she ha, tstopped to deliver some produce. Tn bridle in some manner became lcosene, from the harse's head and when Mrs 1 Touchenan started to drive off the hors
 took fright and made quick turn, throw Ii ing her from the wagon.
 Some twenty voters of the town c - WindharD met at the town hall Monda might and levied town tax of 10 rnill
 Tine meeting was called to order at O
 clock by Town Clerk Frank P. Fsntol
 and Mayor Charles A. Gates was chose
 moderator of the meeting. Following tn
 reading of the warning, Moderator Gate
 asked for 8 motion and Eugewe Rarda
 proposed that the voters levy & 10 mi tax, the same as in 1920. Mir. Gilrna = offered an amendment stating that in h;
 opinion taxes should be lowered this yea People are out of work, he said, an
 landlord profteers are going to hold u
 the rents, using the high tax rate a . an excuse. He offered as an afnendmer that tax of 1-z mills be levied. Tn