Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-09
WILLIMANTIC

ert of the Hsxin silk mills. Returning to Willimantic he became associated with l the L. D. Brown silk company remain 1 ing with that concern until 1891 when i the Ntndham Sl h Com o2~y was ersaL- ized. As part eMr of the c9m3aat q 1 held various off.sss aad un4ez- bss gFiS- ance the busi lers grew rapidly. n s913 J he retired from active 0tss ness, SestlGg at his home ol Cha-ch stree- where h. 1 amused linself a caring fsr bis fruit and vegetable garden H the summer, The winter months ne spent at h:s home in St Petersburg, Fla Captain Fenton was greatly interest ed ia the activities f Francs 5. Lcng Post, No 30, c. A. R.. Cf which he Eas a charter member. Hs served as e0na- E.sEder for many years, aEi held eN cry office in the post. He was a member of the New York Comma d s~v of the L:Nal ; Legion, Army and Navy Club and WAS etess-JaFeF of the PEeal T-iirs+ CJnnecti- CIt Volunteers As far es IS known he was connected with nc fEaternal oders. but was a member of the Chamber of i Commerce. At the time of his death he i vas a director of Tke WsRdhAm SIX O., 1 ahd the Wiiimantic Trust Company. Boy Scout troops. No. and of sf. | JoseDh's church, enjoyed bag day Sun ] day when Rev John F. White addressed ! 2t4AeA@0-J | on the Boy Scout movement. Special col i lections were taken up for tine scouts dur : ing the masses of the day and the scouts : now have over $1 600 in the treasury and the outft6ng will soon be completed Morris speqtar, 2S, was arrested l Monday morning by Officer Roderiek Lar 1 yiere on q warrant charging Spector wi. | the theft of thiFty-fiye hens and chickens l valued at S35 from Mrs. Sarah kaplan, | of Mansfield. In e0ut SpectoR was ex- pected to plead to the charge LHt an- Swered that MT. Ksplan .Tole the poultry i from him first. It was impossible te get him to plead guilty or not guilty, ana finally he asked for a continuance until Saturday, but remembering that this day was the Jewish Sabbath he asked to 1 change it to FriiGy, MOGdays August l 18th was set by the caa-t, and b. )EA6s
 were fixed at sec. Mrs. KapiaE IS aunt to Spector SDse.o- uDd his fash- CT may face chtFge of blocking traffic
 as they have aesn pefdiiHg bar anas ! about the city st'ee;s.
 The boys ehoie of S,. Mary's church
 leave this CTuessa,F) morning for L}-
 Bonte's farm, Columbia lake, for a week S
 outing. The Joys gre to receive nn.y
 communion at tae IAar ,d .1llew''g the
 high mass. After the mass breakfast
 will be furnished the boys who will then
 set out for camp. They will be taken to She carp in cars of pafishionefs loaned Cor the trip. The choir was organized July l, 1920 by Chorister Joseph F. Gau-
 1reau. In addition to the regular work | she boys are taught to live clean lives,
 tnd be a credit to their church, home and country. Thirty boys will attend the
 camp.
 The peIiee are to make arrests in the 1 frfr1 oF UiO
 vehicle parking ordinances but the
 amount of fine to be moderated In the case of Jay M. Grant continued from , 1 Saturday fine of two dollars and costs amounting to S7.15 was imposed, after ar , guments by the counsel for the defeEs ? In the case of 0villa Martin the same fine was imposed for parking across a erosswaIk on Railrotd street, In thf 2 | cases of Ralph Very and Edw2.i J. ny
 on who were found guilty Thursday las 1 and fined S20 and costs, VerFy paying
 and Tryon appealing to the su3Afia
 court, Judge Dean announced tlltt sll , | of the fine would be remitted, Halinl 2 i .he same S10 and costs amounting ti l S17.15.
 l The police announce that violation O , i the ordinance for parking within thu fire limits will be strictly enforced. IT . the case before the court the defens'
 
 : l relating to the limit for parking othel ] than on Bank street, and that the publi had not been notified, and that 1t ha'
 been several years since the parking pen 1 alty had been established.
 Over ono hundred attended the join
 picnic of Conseils Ste Cecile tnd F,or i mond, held at Crystal Lake, EastfoTt l Sunday.
 During the absence of Joseph Ellis jan
 itor at the town building, Arthur Swee is substitute janitor.
 Fred Rosebrooks of this eity attended l the meeting of the Guernsey Assoc ai'ni 1 affiliated with the Windham Count! ] Farmers Associttion, held at Hardw- ek
 Mass, Monday.
 list of the articles stolen from tn ! store of John Bowman on the night 0 Q August 3rd has been sent to various cit n iee but so far there is no clue to tn
 burglars.
 The chicken coops of Mrs. Grace Pot
 ter and of James Walker of West Mai street have been visited by chieke
 thieves. MrA Potter losing three hen' Mir Walker nineteen springers Tn lthefts were reported to the police.
 Frank R. Custard of the Y. NJ. C.
 tcontinued on Page Seven, Col. sixl