Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-10
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what h Getng On Tonight- Knights of Pytnias, Natchaug lodge, 1 No g, meets at S07 Main street. Board of Aldermen meets in council chambers, town hall building. Knights of the Maccabees, Thread City tent, No. 25, meets at 14e Valley street. St Johns Connnandery, K. T., Stated Conclave in Masonic hall. fn the police court Saturday morning, George Kantrowit8, alias George Canon was charged with ernbezzlement. He pleaded not guilty to the, charge and his case was continued until this (Mon- day) morning, bonds being fixed at $2e0.s It is alleged that Kantdowitz sold two lengths of stove pipe while in the employ of 2. r. Casey and that he kept the money he received from the sale. The amount involved was S15. He was dis charged about month ago and claims the first he knew of the affair was when he was served with a writ
 The long continued case of Carmelia Mazzola, charged with assault on Helen Joroski was noned upon payment Of costs It was found practically inpossi- ble to learn anything about the anatr from eitheE party Involved.
 Peter Bodgin, who figured in an aeei- dent on Columbia road during last week had his ease continued for one month. Bodgin, it is claimed, had no lights on the wagon he was driving. Mfr. and Mrs. Charles D. 0akes, of 3 Sylvan avenue, New Haven, were pre- scented in court on charges Of whlskey running. They entered pleas of not gull ty to the charges of having intoxica ting liquor in their possession with intent tt sell but did admit having the liquor 1T the automobile The pleas were latel changed to guilty. A fine of one hun dred dollars and costs was imposed ol Oakes, and a fine of fifty dollars anC costs on his wife. The total amounted t 31s430, which was paid. The couple wer taken in by the police Friday night 0 last week and the liquor they were car rying in the Essex car they were usin is being held by the local police, the ca being stored in local garage. Tn liquor carried amounted to about on hundred quarts of Old Sherwood Ry' The car itself is not tho property ( Oakes, but belongs to Louis Cannelli, a so of New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred H. Thomas, of { Boliver street, have announced the el gagement of their daughter, Edythe Ma to Harry G. Koslki, of Norwich,
 The heads of city departments and Il couEnittees-of the common council a to be named by Mayor Charles A. Cat at the meeting of the board of aide men this (Monday) evening.
 At the service of the First Congr .gational church Sunday evening a DO trait of Rev Edward A. George was u yelled. The portrait was gift to t church from A. D. Boss and Mrs Hell Boss Cummings Rev. Harry S. M 9tn of tho .la H.-i address. There was large attAndan at the meeting, Rev. Mir George havi been popular with many people in tf city while minister of the church
 Wiliimantic lodge, No. 1440, Lcy Order of Moose held the first initiati since the campaign was begun Deceufh l, 1920, Sunday afternoon at Moo Home, Pleasant street. when forty ca dadates were put through the degree. was noteworthy event for the lodge this city and members of lodges in neig boring cities attended the session. I lodge in this city, which was institut octcoer l5, 1915, has had steady grow in membership and today numbers 4 The drive for new members which is s- on has for it's goal, the largest menb, ship of a5y fraterna order in Wailims nc. 4 feature of the entertainment S, day afternoon was Great Chief Bl Sky fuil-bfooded Sioux Indian fr, South Dakota. He is touring the N England states and attended the meet, Of Willimantic lodge Wednesday event If last week, and was immediately sec, a for the Sunday afternoon program Chief Blue Sky is 8 graduate of Carli university. His appearance on ii streets in full Indian regalia attract much attention.
 Funeral services fer Mrs. Jennie Ca Hall were held at the pariors of Jav Shepard, Saturday afternoon at o'clo and were private. The services ",