Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13
NORWICH BULLETIN
 WlLLlMANTIc OFFICE Talsphone lD5 23 Church St.
Wha. Is Golnr on TeniEh.


 What Is Going On Tonight
 Knights of Pythias, Natchaug Lodge, So ga. meets at S07 Main street.
 Board of aldermen meet in council cEan1ber. town building.
 SL Johns Commander, K T., stated spReiaye in Masonic hall
 Members of San Joseph Council. No. 14. Knights of Columbus, paid fitting tribute to the deceased members of that cruncil Sunday afternoon, when memor- ial services took place at St Joseph's rnmetery, and the graves of the members Wers decorated by the Knights.
 At 1.30 o'clock the Knights formed in frpnt of the Knights of Columbus rooms on Main street. each members carrying . hcuquet- The order of march was >s follows:
 Platoon of Police
 Wheeler's American Band
 Color Bearer-Roy Kelley
 Warden Harry Sullivan, Marshal
 Grand Knight Thomas A. O'Brten
 San Jose Council, No. IA K. of C.
 PaS Grand Knights in automobiles
 The line of march was down Main street. up Broad street, down Valley mreet. up Jackson street to St. Joseph's chnrch. At the church the service was conducted by Rev. John k. Clark, pastor, Eho gave benediction of the Blessed Sacrament and led in the recitation of he Rosary.
 Following the service at the church, the line agan formed and marched to g. IOseph's cemetery where the knights Er1nped about the speakers and listened to the addresses of Rev. Arthur ]. Rou- ,hieT. of St Mary's church, Putnam, and Rev. James Tyler. assistant pastor at sl Asry's parish this city. Both speak CTS pad fervent tribute to those brother kBtKhts who had dled.
 Following the exercises at the cem- eterY the line was again formed and the march to the city was begun. The com nrtttee in charge of arrangements for the memorial services was: Grand Knight Thomas A. o'Brien; Deputy srRnd Knight, A. P. Bergeron and Sec Fstary John P. Mcouillan.
 rhree women passengers in light 7gEgy owned by k. W. Ellison of Mans Beid had narrow escape from injury Sunday afternoon about 1.S0 o'clock ghen the horse attached to the buggy be- same frightened at something and rau away. The horse dragging the buggy fan down Church street and turned in. to Main street heading east, and before reaching the railroad, smashed one of the ehafts on the buggy. Continuing on its Hay the horse succeeded in getting by lhe trolley without a mishan. People rJ r{e rsdlroad crossing Saw Ihe le e nuDing and headed the animal off. 1,.4 sorse then turned to the left and t9ci lhe New Haven railroad tracks, one ol she women jumping out of the bugg, hs 1t struck the tracks Not far up tn. tracks the horse freed itself from th, buggy and went on up Jackson street the women, although badly frightened were uninjured. The buggy was hauled % the bank at the right of the track, ;pd left there until later in the day when 1t was returned to It's owner.
 The weekend passed quietly for tn, Bremen, no calls coming in during tn, past is hours.
 Sunday was Children's day at severa R the local Protestant churches. Exer sises were held at the First Congrega uqaal church during the morning ser Eiee. In the evening Chldren's day ex Ecises were held at the Methodist Epis sopal church. Both church services wer larseiy attended.
 rhe continued case of William Tim mlns. of No. 1l6O Main street, charge, with theft of various articles of mer t.ieeNi7o AEvhi lEelBnl cars Tn the ioca fyAEht yards, came up Saturday morn hg in the police court. A demurrer wa Iptered which was overrued by Jude, Frank H. Foss and the accused wa ePund over to the next criminal term O lhe Windham county superior coure un Der bonds of s1.o00. The bond was fur niHhed by the mother of the accused TAe value of the articles alleged t have been taken was 1920. T5mrnin Eas represented by Attorney P. Danahey.
 Judgs Foss issued orders for tho 4. siructIon of the liquor seized from Chris tan Braun of Waterbury, whose auto mobile overturned at South Chaplin phort time ago, after being pursued b the local police. He also ordered ths an analysis be made of the contents '