Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-27
NORWICH BULLETIN
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Federal Prohibition Enforcement Offi. - -crs Wil1ienn s. C6nEdor and Stanton l.. EricES were successful in the seizure of another still Saturday afternoon when thoy raidet the farm of John Bowers at Noodas and brought back with them a eb-gsllbn stiN and five quarts of contra - band liquor, besides destroying over 100 Sallcns cf maSh. Bowers is to be ar raiEnsd before United States COurnis s0nAr Earl MathewSon today (Menday). Ia the local police eSart Saturday morning WiNred Lowe. IT, was charged With the theft of $17.ee from one of the girls in the employ of the coming depart inent of the American Thread company he theft being made Friday. Lowe plead ct guilty through his guardian ad litenA. Lowe was suspected of the theft ana SeAlched by Edgar 1T. Richmond of the plant, ana the money was found packed n the end of his shoe. For a time Lowe donied being guilty but finally broke down.
 All he said was Ut was q temptation for me" Lowe's brother said that yoAnG Lowe had never gotten into trouble be- rUce and that he had been sending money 10 Barre, Vt, to help his sick father X
 
 thg to $t2.75. and a jail sentence Of 90 days in jail, with the sentence remit tkG, and Lowe was placed on probation fer six months.
 fractieally eEerysAe in the city and mGhy from out Of town went to look al the ruins of the Latham < Crane shoE saturday. which was destroyed by firt Friday night. The owners made an at snpl to get to the gEfe, %hiEh contained .h9 records Of the firm, and which lay il the Eno.dering ruins, but the heat ant ruofSe forced them back. They could nd give aM accurate estimate of their loa oefors prthcurinE the -ecorG0 but roushl! estimated it to be about SIS, ,e8e, with nt iHBiTansh.
 Gb1at II S'ekOok SntsEdAy MurnhAs En zine company No. was called out in an aWer to a still alarm for D chimney fir in the home Of 1hRs. Mary ". Sullivan No. se4 Jackson street. The blaze va soon extiRguiBhed. A short time after o'clock they were called out akafn t MbRlton court, where the chimney or EFeS.tcnGInent house wzs throwing fort harnS which set the roof on fire. Tn ATenhen used 20 gallors Of chemical [ put out the fire.
 EIiaeRee 0e dRe MarksmAAAhtp was re eeived in this city Saturday when tn sdFoAEBS5 Ot lUFSe dCer WHICH Hd aCriSed here from Tim pond, Maine, weT e'aos6 On display in 9 focal butch Or fSEcr kst. Tnere were seven bucks and a det and each animal weighed over 1S9 pound: The proud hnhers who secured the tro phicg were R. l. IoHglty, treasurer b Connecticut Agricultural college, JGdg IssTsiiyn J. Storrs and Rafri Walker c stUnS and Leslie Lcng!ey of West Hart fsrd, mo hanters'hZve been in tho Main NUo0s since Nov. 2. al nd upon their rt rum to this oity Saturday afternoon. th 1ser Here loaded iAtS . truck and take - t1 Storrs
 DsPaty Sheri6 George HSxis drew hi revolver and pTevented a miniature hattl If VerdUn Friday when Italian and Rus Nan laborers on the state road eonstraI ton job in Fra nkln gathered up the forces and prepared for a clash The mo Netb armed with forks, Ss1ofels. picks an cirhS and were lined up for tho cffars when Sherhf Ho1ie arrived ana, standin eTf the bank overRAGnsing the fighters, ! drew his pistol and threatened to shS, the first man to make . move.
 Ths Russians had suffered a bea4;n rs6Nhds to his arrival and were thirstin for revenge. At the sight of the kun n battle wAS called off and. astStsd by B. rsn White, Sherff Hoxie then utacesd fS If 6he chif trouble makers under arres They were Laurence LoAar5, John vcli