Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-07

son escaped from jail at the mil board ing house at Eaglevilie. Bradley had told the officers of chewing match that took place al the boarding house on the night that he and Mason stopped there. It so happened that Roche and Daley were there on the same night They remembered the chewing match" and the fact that two men came in and got rooms, though they did not realize at tn eume that the newcomers were the escaped urls- Oners.
 Bradley and. his wife and her brothers will be arraigned in the superior court at Willimantic next Wednesday, 1t has been arranged.
 In the meantime due care will be taken at the jail to see that none of them get chance to escape. Officers Will now concentrate their efforts on getting Mason into custody again. He engineered the escape in which Bradley figured and on his own account made his second escape from the same jail and by the same method within a period of a few years. The recapture of Bradley is regarded as a piece of real luck.
 Senator Archibald Macdonald, of this
 
 ness to accompany a group of Killingly men that he suggests should incluGe the town representatives in the general as- sembiy. the selectmen- of the town and other citizens who are interested to in- terview State Highway Commissioner Bennett relative to the construction of the stretch of Ctate highway leading through this town to Little Rest at the Rhode Island border. Senator Macdonald believes this to be the proper move before taking any independent action such as may be receiving consideration here to bring about the speedy construction of this badly needed stretch of highway
 Thursday afternoon the body of Mrs, Mary Wojtowicz. 22, wife of Joseph Woj- towicz of the White Row, was brought here from the state sanatorium at Nor Norwich, where she died in charge of Undertaken L. E. Kennedy Mrs. Wojto- wicz had been a patient at the institu- tion for some time
 Mrs E. H. Reach will hve the mem bers of the Civic federation at her home for a meeting this afternoon.
 As vasrants, Patrick Roche and Thsm- as Daley, well known to the loci police, were before Judge W. F. Woodward in the town court Thursday morning. They had asked for lodging the night before, were given that and a jail sentence for good measure in the morning, and not to thie regret.
 KillingIy High schools basketball team, which made it six straight by defeating the Southbridge High school team, 45 to If, at Southbridge Wednesday evening goes to Woodstock tonight and is con tident of adding another victory to rne1r string. Next Wednesday evening Tour tellotte High schools team will come here from North Grosvenordale. Killing ly has yet to meet the Windham scrool team, which is strong this year, and also the clever Putnam team before having measured strength against all the organi. cations of the Quinebaug Valley league. | Some operations are underway this i week at the Connecticut mills and it i. 1 likely also that the plant will be Tnanu. | featuring on restricted scale during tn, l coming week, which is pleasing news tc | the public at large as well as to opera l tives.
 About 50 employees of the s. N. E. T ! company in the Danielson. Putnam anC i Moosup divisions came here and held : business meet.ng 1oiIowed by a socia i hour, in PeIlett's hl Thursday evening | The gathering was one of the periodica affairs of the members of the EmpIoyes 1 association.
 Agnt Robert W Boys of the Goodyea Mills, Inc, is in New York on bushes l trip.
 A night guard Is now regularly on dut, at the Windham county jail in Brooklyn
 A story gained circulation here Thurs day that Dorothy Gish, the famous ~l star who was recently married in Ney York. Is spending her honeymoon witl her husband in Pomfret, but the repor could no1 be verified.
 Of interest here Is the announcement . the marriage of Miss Rose Edith Seguir
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. Israei Seguin 0
 Central Village, and John Harley Camp
 bell of Halifax, Nova Scotia, where tn
 bride, a graduate of the New Englan
 conservatory of music, has been the hea
 of the vocal department of the conserN atory of music for the past three years
 MT. Campbell is World war veteran having served with a Canadian regimen
 and winning decoration from the kin
 for bravery in action.
 Louis Barstow of East Kiliingly was a
 Putnam Thursday to attend meetin
 
 ation for the purpose of organizing
 Windham County Ayrshire association
 which will affiliate with the New EnI land association.
 Clinton c. Ellison, ef Goodyear, again in possession of d touring car sto
 en from him in Worcester on the evenir of September Is, while he had left il,
 get lunch. The car was recovered u h,,+ Ao- 4boA <. !.
 since been undergoing Seps1rsA wt1t
 were delayed or account CT the non-arri al of needed parts The repairs to u E car, which Is now in spIan6id corditio B cost several hundred dollars, the expen 3 being born by the insurance company which Mir Ellison had a policy. 4 QviEin5 That Does Net Affect the Hel