Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-12

officers follow: Sword bearer, Edward Carlsen; standard bearer, A. A. Stevens | warder, Harry L. aarTigns; third guafa, Arthur. Taintor; second guard George | Bisman; first guard, William Tufts; sentinel, Joseph Goldshefoueh.
 Through his attorney, Patrick J. Dan | ahey of this city, Thomas Nara of l Windham has had injunction papers l served on George Rood of Wihdhan. | prohibiting the latter from cutting timber 1 and earting the same from land owned by the plaintiff at Windham Center. The case is returnable before the Windhatn superior court on the first Tuesday of February. The plaintiff claims that for
 the past eight years he has held uhdis.
 puted possession of thN tract of woodland in question and that on divers days be- tween November 1, 1sze,- and the day of writ the defendant uflawfully cut and
 carried away wood insomuch that the land today is practically valueless; that the defendant is not in a pecuniary
 situation to pay the plaintiff for the 1 damage done by the cutting away of
 the land, anas seeks an injunction against | Rood to preOent him from cutting down
 and carrying away timber oh the land in question. Rood denies having cut any
 wood belonging to the plaintiff.
 | James !. Walsh of Haxtfsrd, collec. l tor of internal revenue for Connecticut l with two of his assistants. Roderiek Jo-
 doin of Baltic Ind William Farrell of New London, were in this city Tuesday
 forenoon. They called at the town building and made arrangements with
 First Selectn,a0 James II. Smith fer the use of one of his rooms at the tlwn
 building for tlie. income tax returns. It is expected that the Representative will fn io oSf IrAr i
 and 2oth and persons whose incomes are
 within the law will file their returns, I Manager ."Cut6" MeCafthy had thinES
 all set to play the Hoistein Parks iri
 this city Friday night but word has been received from their manager, sts linE
 that they have another engagetnehs for
 that date. Mccarthy is busy looking at another fast team to fill in for this datt and one will be secured before Friday Funeral services fer JshA V. Arnelt , were held Tuesday morning at 10 o'eicci
 from his home, No. 5 Strong's court
 Relatives and many friends attended 3 There were beautiful floral tributes. Tn,
 service was conducted by Rev walte, > F. Borchert, rector of St. PauPs Epis I copal church. The bearers were Hose, ]; Smith, William Burke, John Pendietou = and Charles Kenfield. Burial took plac K in the new Willimantie cemetery.
 ? During the afternoon Tuesday at tn Y. M. c. A. several reels of motion pic :. lures were shown for the benefit of tn n school children. The picture was enti . tied A Youthful of Wisdom. The pie [ ture demonstrated the proper care c !, teeth and, showed the growth of tn S teeth from year to year.
 The annual meeting Of the wIndhar |. County Farm Loan Association wa
 held Tuesday forenoon at the efice C
 Judge Frank H. Fols with a good al !, tendance ofastockholders. In the absenc -s of the president, Mrs. Lillian Hisbee ( ,e Windham presided. The following wel chosen directors of tho association ,s William H. Spokesfield, William l ~ Light, John w. Hnizdo and Lillian HI. ie bee The directors elected the follewin
 officers: President W. H. Spokssfield , l. Windham; vice president, William y Light of Windham; secretary-treasure s. John W. Hnizdo of Windhann loan con ;. mittee, Messrs. Spokesield, Ldkht af s. Huling. The report of the seeratar- 's treasurer showed the association had s. membership of thirty-eight who ha, J. participated in loans amounting to S77 y 800. The loans are from the Feaef
 Bank of Springfield, Mass.
 ,e A. Chesbro of North Ston ington Eoe, d Tuesday in this oity visiting with frieht in on South street.