Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-19
BAeWaek BHlletin, Wilimantie Office. &1fGzwreA street. Telephone 105.
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 Hene~olent and Protective Order of Efka WElin,antic Lodge. No. 1911 meets Eastern Star Lodge, No. A, A. F. and A NJ, stated communication at Masonic hall s.-e,*
 con Brothers grocere, of this city has bean made defendant in a suit for $16,- 900 damages brought by Walter J. But teFson of New York, who is controlling power, in the brokerage firm of Oppen- hetr & Company of that city. Attach ments for $17ooo have been placed on seven tracts of land. and building To- . cated on Union. Center Jackson, Temple znls High streets. Attachment papers were served by U. s. Marshal William J. Exyes who also served certified copies to two local banks. agents and trustees on the holdings Of the defendant Another , copy. Is in the hands of the town clerk. !. The defendant has been warned to ap- . pear before the |, s. district court at New Haven. on the first Monday in Feb 2 r-uary The action is over an alleged sale : of stock by the plaintiff to the defendant, which the latter refused to carry out, cppenheim and Company aIlese that on or. about September @, t92o. they, with Napoleor, Bacon. Jr.a entered into an : agreement In writing whereby it WIS mutually agreed that the plaintiff should sell and deliver to the defendant. 800 shsees of the capital stock of the Sligo , Iron and Steel company. that defendant agreed to pay for the same,st the rate of S20 per share amounting to s16.0G0 as follows: s566.67 at the time # the making of the agreement and the balance theresfter iu monthly payments or not less than s1 .4nQ. each. The, plaintiff paid the amount called for at the time of tho agreement but has not paid any of the nstalknents The sum cf s15.3S3.33 is now due from the defendant and plaintiff claims damages of s16,ooo.
 HuHmantir is slowly entering the cinio for the second thousand of the s150- Puotas set for the European reliet drive sor the city, The total to date is .. :1.I6S11, an increase of 46 since Mon day. Recent, donations are from the W3. mans Charitable fund. s25 :; Ladies' So. ciety of the Congrega tionaI church SIC l.. S. Casey, $1o; George Eaton s1.
 There were but six marriages in tn, town of Windtam during. December a: follows:
 1-Rswnond L. oncrous and Miss Ar dina Ls1fontaine by Rev. James J. lyle cf Sts aIary's church. >
 @-Dennis ]: Vertifeuille and Miss En1 ma Richmond, by Rev. J. J. Papilop, Q St Mary's church
 1S-Ne1son T.. Frink and Carrie E. Me Gregor of Woodstock. by Rev. Fcsdick [ Harrison of Woodstock. N
 22-James L. DJfton and Ruth Johnso tbhey of Glaston bury. by Thomas J Kelly, justice Of the peace. , ei-Francis P. Roman and Annie ow ems, by Rev John E. Clark of St. Jc se9h's church.
 @S-Louis L. Ethier and Annie Bell Clark Wilson. by Rev. A. D. 'Carpetlte1 of the First Baptist church
 There. was a large attendance at the ! NJ C. A. Tuesday evening when Captai States of Washington. D. C." gave an i lustrated lecture on Trailing the Hud s3h Bay Post" Motion pictures added. t tne attraction of the evening entertai1 ment, which was free to the public
 The seventh and eighth grades of u Model school will play basketball tn "Wednesday afternoon at the Y. NJ. C. : This game is one of the series, the ers5 school pupils have been enjoying durir he winter months,