Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-16
NORWICH BULLETIN
wiIIimantic ofrics sl Church Street TeleDhons 1882

In the police court Friday morning Frederick Chandler, IS, of North Gros- venordale pleaded guilty to technical charge of breach of the peace. He was arrested by the local police on charge of attempting to pass a worthless check at the Willimantic Trust company. The blank checks were taken from the bank book belonging to Mrs. Josephine Gold enthal who conducts the Storrs hotel in Mansfield. Chandler has in his posses sion four checks which the bank would not cash, not putting faith in the stories told by Chandler When he was search ed at the police station after his arrest the checks were torn in bits. On pieces of the checks amounts of SIPS, s175 and $50 were found, showing that the total of the checks must have been considerable. An effort was being made Friday morn ing to assemble them properly.
 When Chandler pleaded guilty through the probation officer the prosecuting at 1 torney asked for continuance of the case until this (Saturday) morning for fur thAr investigation of the worthless check side of the matter and to allow him to have time to communicate with Chand- 1 ler's rleatives In North Grosyenordale. The bank said that the checks were made out in Chandler's name, The lat ter said when arrested that if he could | have cashed the checks he would have 1 bought an automobile and would have gone to Canada with friend He was l in court some time ago charged with talk 1 ing without permission an automobile the property of Samuel Ostrofsky, at the i Storrs hotel.
 The entertainment at Rev. Father l Dunns harvest festival in Warrenvilie was furnished by local people of special
 talent in that line. A short 1ninstrels
 was well put on. the program being as l follows: Solo dance. Miss Regina Raei- 1 cot; Harry Lauder in The Blue Bells of l Scotland, Gilbert Flynn: o Solo Mic, Al i bert J. Piche; Lonesome Mama Blues John Farrell Georgia, Miss Theress l Shea; For the Sake of Aud Lang Syne l Edward Rocheville Georgette, Paul La i van. The musical four. Mrs A. J. Du, | briel, piano; Prosper Vegiard, cornet 1 Robert AlInbro, violin and Billy Taylor l drums furnished the dance music. Fri day night large delegation of San Jost l council and their friends attended the fes
 tival
 II The WIliimantic Country club wher,
 the new golf links have been laid out. i:
 now one of the most attractive spots il the town of Windham. The links hay,
 been a source of attraction to tourist
 and are being used daily by local en
 thusiasts The new club house is nearing completion. It will be furnished ex
 celent water from a spring which vii
 supply be piped to the house.
 Announcement has been made by tn | grand knight of San Jose Council, No ll 14, Knights of Columbus of the recep
 tion committee to Dr. James walsh
 who will lecture under the auspices of tn
 community forum about the middle 0 October The committee members are
 James Aspinwall, Thomas O'Brien, Rev John E. Clark, A. J. Martineau, Johl ORourke. The committee of arrange
 ments for the council banquet to be hel
 Columbus Day is William Lennon, Joh
 Ryan, Gilbert Flynn, Thomas Murray
 Daniel Cremin, William Grady, and Fran
 cis Moriarty.
 Rev. John E. Clark. E. Frank Bugbe
 and J M. Fullerton inspected the '. N c. A. building Friday morning with tn
 plan of having it's converted into con
 nunity house
 Funeral services for Herbert ]
 Stearns were held Friday afternoon 3
 one o'clock at 62 North street. Rev. liar " s. McCready offieiated Burial wa
 in Yantic cemetery. Norwich Funera
 Director Jay NJ Shepard was in charge At the meeting of the Women's Be
 nevolent Association of the Maccabee!