Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-05

that the-case will go to trial as 1t now stands. and in that event .it .is thought likely that attorney for the town will move for a nonssuisf .7aA ne4f 3sIspts
 sikss cutter N N st :ss ssssa S kn sssss- ssss sory in clipping s Section oJt of q plate , glass window in the Store Of N. A.vJet4 dan in the town hall Jbdildine bY a burg lar who helped himself to two &utennetic l tevolvers The attention ok Mr. Jordan was called to the break early Friday morning by Chief Johh Mcfarland. Though other goods h the &indsR were in reach of the man who steed 6n the
 sidewalk and helped hifnself to the re
 volvefs after an opening had been made
 in the glass, netfing more was taken One was the revolsefs stolen is of .32
 calibre. the other of .25. The two
 weapons were priced respectively at s1S4s and $17.5e.
 1 The manner in which the plate glass I which is heavy, ib cracked from top to ] bottom, indicates that, after thS glass 1 cutter had been tsed some heavy instfu- nherit was employed to Bfesk out the sec tion of glass to be removed. Mr. Jordan
 estimates that it will cost about $1e0 to
 replace the broken window
 l Another adjSafnmeAt te March IS sf | the meeting of the stockholders of the
 Goodyear Tire and Rubber cefnpahy was
 announced on Friday, the date 6h which
 the meeting was to Rave been held. The further delay Is due to the desire of of- | ficials of the company to Secure addition | al proxies, 1t was stated in press des-
 patches sent out on Thursday night. It iA understood that about IS per cent. of I the creditors proxies have been obtained, | but that more time is required to enable I the Goodyear people to sec ether efed. itors relative to the refihancing plans. .
 This Saturday hAsrAiAe J6eebh Bardiek, | Is, who has been employed at the Weel- worth store here will be taken by Deputy ] Sheriff Chalres B. Aver to the state re- | forTnatery at Cheshire, to which BuEdick was ordered sent by Judge W. Fenner | Woodward at a session of the town court. Burdick, under grillins by Chief Me- Farland, admitted that he has been stealing goods from the store Since with.
 in a week of the tirne when h4 was first l employed there, the period Of employ ment extending over about six weeks. | Chief Mcfarland said that Bufdick ad-
 mitted taking goods and giving therh
 away. Some time ago Burdiek enlisted in | the navy, but was discharged on account of a physical disability.
 Friends here Iearned Friday sf tho tad- | den death at Salt Lake City of Mrs. Hell
 en c. Lyford, sister of pr. W. H. Judson. l With her husband. Jefferson Lyterd, she was on her way east from California, I where they have been staying since tha first of the year and had stopped of in the Utah city for visit with friends. Thursday afternoon abeut ?. Tn., Mrs. Lyford suffered a cerebral fentoefhage and died almost immediately.
 Mrs. Lyford was daughter Of Andrew ' r I1-R f.sl T at Milford. Mass, in 1884. She was we'll known in Danielseh. where; number of l years ago, she made her home with Dr. Judson and family. She Was woman of exceptionally cheerful disposition,
 kindly of heart and much beloved By the many friends she had here. She was much interested in church work ana a leader of many activities of the Unitafi-
 an church in her home town ef west Upton, Mass. She also was prominent l member of the Eastern Star. Mrs Ly.
 ford leaves her husband and efG brother, Dr. W. H. Judson of Daniels6n. The body
 Is to be brought east for burial. .
 Elizabeth Francis, fl, daughtSf Sf Mir.
 and Mrs. Charles E. Francis, is a patient l at the Day KimbaIl hospital, whsr6 l Thursday evening, she was hurriediy l operated upon for appendicitis. Wednts- day she appeared to Be as well as usiIal
 and played about but during the tven.
 ing complained of pains A pI,ssieisr
 was called Thursday morning. By ev.
 ening her condition had bscokne b serious
 that it was decided to remove her al once to the hospital, and upon her ar- rival there she was immediately operated | upon. She was Fepofttd as quite il
 during Friday, but her condition was regarded as favorable.
 This is the very time to have tou1 friut trees pruned. We are ready tS do the word. Victor Perreaalt, Box 2S Danielson.-adv.
 A few of Cur Saturday specials: Black.
 stone cigars, 10 cents each : stuffed 6at4l l5s cents lb. pan fudge, 57 eenA ib
 Nose the Druggist, the Kexiali Store
 adv
 Firemen were called cut Friday 1asrn. ing to extinguish chinio1 fife at the