Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-14
JAMESON

 Junction. This is evidenced by the fact hat Albert Wilson and Henry Wood of Moosup, have been ordered tot appear before Judge Frank D. Haines of the superior court at Middletown Wednesday h this week, to show cause why they mould not be committed to jail for con- .empt of court.
 Wilson and Wood have been more or less prominent in the strike situation at he plant of the Aldrich Manufacturing company in Moosup. Last week, Judge Webb, of the superior court, sitting in New Haven, issued an injunction for bidding picketing, molesting and other matters against which the Aldrich Man 1facturing company protested. inc h. Junction, it is now alleged by the man lfacturing company, was disobeyed by Wilson and Wood. The company al- eges in it's complaint that Wilson and Wood have refused to desist and = rain from picketing and lettering sing y in the vicinity of the manufacturing 'ompany's premises It IS alleged that :hey have wilfully violated the injunc- ion. In view of this allegation, the complaint against them requests that hey may be attached and either penal zed or committed to the county jail at Brooklyn, or both, for such contempt and breach of injunction as they have llleEed to have committed
 At the present time the manufactur- ing company feels that 1t Is the winner h the strike situation. It ls represent d that the number of persons at work at the plant increases from day to day and further increases are looked for turing the present week.
 Barnett c. Hart. Providence man whe was arrested a week ago tonight and vho was held here for several day; awaiting bonds after he had been charg. d with attempting to bribe State Po- Ice Officers Albert s. Field and Merri R. Keith, has been released from Brook 'yn jail, the surety company having is. sued bond of 5000 to guarantee his appearance for trial at the October term. criminal side, of the superior court for Windham county. So, so long to Mir. Hart until his fall appearances In court at Putnam
 More or less curiosity has been ex pressed since the seizure of the twt beer trucks as to who actually owned the beer that was being transpo, ted The drivers didn't know anything abou that; in fact, they said so themselves and who can dispute it? Mr. Hart, il serious predicament at this time doesn't know anything about the own ership of the beer. He has said SC Why doubt his word? The mere fac hat he rushed up from Providence t the rescue of the truck drivers doesn' prove anythtns about the ownership o The beer in coure - law. Mir. liar talked about many things during tn long and weary hours that he was i The custody of the state police here, bu ownership of the beer Is one of th things he did not discuss, no matte how loquacious he may have been abou other related subjects. He wasn't talk Ing about that-that's all, If by an chance he happened to know, althoug t might reasonably be suspected ths he was more or less interested to hay come up from Providence in the inter est of the truck drivers. But Har sidnt own the beer-that also Is prett clearly established.
 Not to stretch this out too long an to relieve the readers curiosity it h5nted that the beer is owned by former wholesale liquor dealer of tt city of Providence. It is reported ths he is not so much concerned about tt loss of the 720O bottles of beer ths were on the two trucks as over the no eliminated prospect of having to pay fC the two big motor vehicles which, 90 happened, were released and allowe 10 return to New York.
 It is also understood that the Pro, ldence outfit are amazed at the fa that the state police operating in tn corner of the state are so punctiliol In the discharge of their duties Sue Iteadfastness isn't pleasing to any boo egger, however pleaslnng it may be
 he people of this part of the sta hat they can depend on the state D ice officers to do their duty, unpleasai IS it may sometimes be-
 Tomorrow Tuesday, August IS, VI ss holy day of obligation and speci devotional interest to Catholics in tn .srritory. At the masses at St Jame church Sunday the pastor, Rev. Jol Roux, NJ S.. announced that Tuesdo he feast of the Assumption of t Blessed Virgin, there will be speci masses at the church, the first at 4. a. m, standard time others at lat 1oars up to a m.
 Friends here have received invitatlo 70 the wedding of Helen Beach Fine daughter of Mrs. Clayton Willis FinC and Earl Franklin Wood, son of \ and Mrs A F. Wood of Academy stre Wednesday. August 30, at St Pete church. Port Chester. N. r Mfr Wo Is an instructor at Harvard universi At the present time he is visiting parents on Academy street.
 Work of building the sidewalks at { passenger station and it's approaches underway on the property of the N.
 N. H. and H. R. R. company he Coal ashes are being used for a founC ion for these walks, which are to hs concrete top and curbings of concre Two carloads of ashes have been loaded here for use in building walks.
 The net result Of the DanieIsOn Fl mems association Tag day arranged raise more money for purchasing an tomobile for the use of Chief A
 Woodward of the fire department is
 pected to reach approximately $150.
 specific figures were available Sund In addition to this sum the associat has other money made on a carni earlier in the summer that increases
 automobile fund to over $400.
 The association has in mind the p