Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-08

have obtained no more thanaan outline sketch of operations that have extended over many months.
 MT. and Mrs Mignault were arrest ed on a charge of receiving stolen goods. One of the Mignault boys says his mother told him to go with his brothers to the Gay store and get their underwear for the winter. Among the things taken from the Gay store were 20 pairs of overans. shirts, gloves, cf- gars, cigarettes, candy and other things. | Officers are also searching for a very liberal consignment of Jamaica ginger l which it is known that the boys stole. 1 When Officer Elliott appeared at the i Mignault home Thursday morning to make a search of the place he received a fiery welcome from Mrs. Mignault. The l Mignaults live near Alexander's lake at at the pace known for years as the Dansereau home Mrs. Mignault went at Officer Elliott with a broom handle and with all the vi-or displayed by, Babe Ruth in a worlds series turn at l b@t. She was hitting 1000 slug, con- lversationally. and co-incidentally' and the officer felt that he was really brave man after the encounter.
 It deve oped during Friday that the | Mignault boys were the subject Of con cern by educational authorities about two years ago and at the time there was a proposal to commit them to a school for ~lelinquents, but another plan l was adopted under which they were per mitted to remain here and a further eff fort expended in trying to teach them in a Killingly school.
 Following an operation performed for appendicitis at St. Vincent's hospital in | Worcester Thursday evening, it was stated Friday that Rev. Joseph E. Nc Carthy, pastor of All Haflows' church al Moosup, was critically i'll. The opera tion revealed that Father Mccarthy is suffering from peritonitis. His condition was regarded as serious Friday, but not beyond hope Hundreds of his friends throughout this section of eastern Con- hecticut are as solicitous for his recov- cry as the people of his own parish, by whom he is greatly beloved.
 Rev. Simon FOrestier, M. s., of Hart ford, provincial of the Missionary order of LaSalette, and Rev. Zotique Choui' nard, M. S., Fitchburg, Mass, are tc preach the first two weeks of missions opening Sunday at St. James church During these first two weeks the ser mons are to be in French. During the following week mission will, bt ; preached for the English speaking peo' ple of the parish.
 KillngIy High schools football team will line up here against the East Green wich team, representing Warwick. R. I. high school this Saturday afternoon The K. H. S. team has been rapidly rounding into form during the past two weeks and is expected to make a gooG showing in today's game.
 Several requests have come from far rners in surrounding territory that The Bulletin request hunters who will go afield with the opening of the bird hunt. ing season today to be careful not tC destroy walls and fences and about set. ting forest fires by carclessly thrown matches, or cigar Or cigarette stubs. A the years go by the mo hunting and fishing" signs are becoming more an6 more numerous, and this is chiefly due farmers say, to the fact that so many hunters are careless and cause so mucE damage and loss to farmers.
 Approximately S1,O60 is to be expend ed in erecting a cement block wall a! ons the front of the cemetery at South Xiii lingly. The fc-ece that formerly border ed the cemetE-y on the highway sidt has been removed. Money for the new cement block wall has been obtained b, subscription, one donor giving $500 } Percy Bliven who has been in charge O