Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-17
DANIELSON

Ar<Aur GFaham Can, for many years resldknf of Danielson, died Saturday even tig R4 Attleboro where he had been re- cefving treatment at a sanftorium TOT sosne time past MT. Coils health began to fnH about a year ago. As his condi- ton grew more aggravated he went to SAna1erium at Melrose, Mass, for treat ment later going to Attleboro.
 / Ar. Call was born in Central Village July 1z, 1s65,s son of Henry s. and Mary Frances Gaskell Call. He attended srhoel in that place and later, when his rarents had removed here, continued his studies in local school.
 1r. Call continued his residence in DAhieiscn until about a score years SeS. After leaving DanieIson he was em- ncynd at Syracuse and for the past twelve years had been with the Shepard Norwell company of Boston.
 Mir. Call was unmarried and the only surviving member of his family ts his beotbE. George H. Gall. of Broad stfvet The body was brought to Daniel spn Sunday in charge of Undertaken A. F Wood.
 ~ ARR0uneeRent has been made ef the appointment of Frank C. Tillinghast of Central Village. as a deputy sheriff Of W1ndfam county, by Sheriff Charles A. Gates of Wil1imantic His appointment Is h the town of Piainfield and fills va cancy caused by the death of George Bliven, who for many years was mem Der of the staff of deputies in the county. ,, Mir. Tillinghast is one of Plainheld's s best known citizens and is very well liked. He was born in the town of Sterling. but has been a resident of the town of Plainfeld for the past 80 years,
 l. G-la t1Aa where for years he conduced a livery stable At the present time MT. Filling hast devotes his time to state highway department work in Plainfield.
 :; Piatnheld people, especially those of Central Village. are well pleased over the new appointment Mir. Tillinghast fig a capable man, one who will command re gpect in the administration of the office ee, which he has been appointed and it is predicted that he will be very successful h his new work.
 z Rev. Jehn Beux, N. S., in bis announce raeztS to the members of St. James par isA at the masses Sunday included hat he has been appoined pastor Tor the time being to succeed Rev NJ. J. Ginet M. S. who has concluded his lahors here as pastor. Father Roux asked the co-opera- ton of his peop'e that the work of the parish may prctaed with the same gslendid spiri tthat marked the pastor. lte of Father Ginet.
 :, The funeral of Nelson Gauthier. s5 Eho died at the home of his son. Alfred h the town of Brooklyn. was held Sat urday morning with services at the Sa cred Heart church in Wauregan, whert Mr Gauthier had lived fo rmany yeasr PNy I C Mathieu the Oaator wae reIA hrant of the requiem mass. Burial wa! is Sacred Heart cemetery. Relatives acted as bearers. L E. Kennedy wa! the funeral director.
 % These Wilimantic. police certainly ar, mcotTigible Lawyers here and in Putnam smiled Saturday upon realizing that thu Thread City guardians apparently missed the main point of criticism levied agaii them for unwarranted interference witt laS-abiding motor traffic-that they hav no right under the law tc halt ant search cars for liquor wit out havin warrants for the particular persons an, cars 50 halted.
 IL is still being insisted upon in legs circles In this end of the state that however jealous the Willirnantic off ;cer may be in enforcing the prohibition law that they have no right to be disregard tgl.of law in so doing; that it is not le Ultimate to violate one law in an attemT to enforce another one
 Then they guessed wrong Un the iden tity of the lawyer who said he would nc hesitate to treat them as highwayInen .hey attempted to search his luggage c serson without having a warrant to do &
 Tnis attorney doesn't live in Danielsql