Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-25
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men on me kenepberg farm Thursday morning, has appealed to Chief Daniel J. killcurey of this city, for permission to carry weapon. He claims that since the assault on his son man has called at his home twice, and claimed he want ed to sell COW to Mr. Keiienherg The man gave g fictitious name and when MT. Keilenherg stated he was wise to the bluff, the man, became threatening and claimed he would "get' Kellenberg. MT. Kelienberg believes this man was one of the feur who assaulted his son.. The local authorities advised him to appeal l to the Columbia authorities and Eellen- berg did so.
 Two dozen nicely hemmed napkins, .he gift of women Apf Chaplin. have been ! received at the Card Home. They were purchased with money raised through the Card Home heneAt given at that place recently.
 Wednesday evening is to be observed as Past Masters Night by Eastern Star lodge. No. A. A. F. & A. M. The degree will be conferred on prominent local !, man and his father who is a past master Twill assist in the initiation, Officers who will haye charge of the work are: WoF- shipful master, Harold C.. Wiggins; sen- Tor warden, Duncan Peacock; junior warden Clarence D. Larkin senior stew ard. Charles W. Hill junior steward, William Mckinley; secretafy, Harold | Williams treasurer, Arthur c. Everest chaplain, Clarence F. Avery; marshal. Edward ". Avery.
 The single men, champion bewIsFs of San Jose Council, No 14. Knights of Ce- luHlbus will eat chicken this (Menday) evening at the expense of the married men of the council Covers are being laid for seventy and the men will leave this city at 7.se o'clock for the treat. Tho F. K. q ". A. Washbura sin Company is building an addition to its Chapman street mill and upon compile ton will hire thirty additional opera. tiveg. The company has ueen w2Eaing full time throughout the slack business period.
 1 HOldup-meR thinking of working i1 Wiilimantie will find themselves feoline with the hot end of B 45-caiibre auto matie revolver if they tackle any of tht IpostoHce men. Postmaster John O. Rourks has had orders to arm his -mer and the revelvers will be here soon.
 Knights of Columbus numbering oyel one thousand gathered at the town hal in this city Sunday afternoon when 8; candidates of San Jose Council No. 14 of WilIimaatie, were given the third de
  by the degree team of Westerly Gou6ciI aided hy J. E. HanRen of JeWett City district deputy, and District Deputy Ed Iward Mullen of Putnam. Knights iron every city in the eastern part of the statt Iattende dHakiHg it one ef the iarges gatherings of knights this city mas evel seen.
 Fred LeClair and Harold CahiH figured In an automobile collision on upper Mai- Ii street Sunday morning. .ltill was turn ing into Main street and smashed int LeClair's car. The men reached a set clement later in the day.
 ,l watermaa $ Wolf, the New Lsndor firm that rented the Ford touring car ts . Louis Marmorek of New York on Thurs : da yof last week, have been notified fl appear before the police court at Neg , London this {Monday) morning. The! will be charged with renting 8 car will } dea1ers' license numbers. Mir Marmerei ; was fined in police court Friday morning operating the car under dealers number l and the case of the New London eaneerl was turned over to George H. Bradforl lof the state motor vehicle department II An automobile owned and driven D, Fl Semepha I.aufienemore of No. S3S Mai
 street, New Britain, and one driven b -I ured in an automobile accident at the in tersectien of Railroad and Main streets
 Sunday afternoon about 5.15 o'clock. Tn
 car driven by Mrs. Johnson was tFaVelin
 east on Main street and Lanhenemor
 was driving out of Railroad street. Mir
 Jehnson's car struck the rear left han
 fender of the other car. Settlement fe
 aamags was made inhnaediatlF.
 Mrs. Annette P. Oenyers spoke at tf,
 Sunday meetings of the First Spiritual
 ist Society of this city. Mrs. Conyers
 who comes from Maiden, Mass, close
 her engagements fer the year with tn local society.
 The Wnli4nantic ". c. T. U, is to en
 ter the national campaign for member
 in that organization. Every member expected to bring another member int ! the organization. A large number froI the local organization is planning to at
 tend the county convention which is t
 be held at the Congregational churef
 Putnam, Wednesday, May 4th
 Mrs, Anna Duprey of Windham roa
 and Mrs Thomas Lessard of Quar- ! street. left Saturday night for Manehes . ter, N. H., to attend the funeral of thei brother, Victor Bovoist, who died ther ? tSaturday morning.
 -F Mrs H. c. Murray of No. 20 Furne
 street is to leave for New York this wee
 to visit in that state for several day
 After her visit in New York she ha lpianned 2 European trip and will sa
 from New York during the conin
 month.
 The civil suit of Abraham silversteI Tvs. eontas and Marie scheragal for tt