Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-24

goose, but it IS fact, nevertheless, as
indicated by the filming of a young man
at Canterbury this week after ne had
been brought into court by County Game
Warden Harry E. Battey, who is making
his headquarters in the town of Wood
stock at present.
An appeal to the supreme court of this
state has been taken by Dr. James P.
McKenna Of Providence in a case de-
cided against him in the superior court
for this county and in which J. w Whip
pie. Allen Averill and Sergt. George W.
Laird of the Putnam police force were
defendants Dr. McKenua sued for $780,
600, alleging false arrest. He was taken
into custody one night, many months
ago, after his car had been In collision on
the state highway to Pomfret, near the
Gary school. with a machine owned and
driven by ]. w. Whipple of this city.
After being held. at the police station
here for a time he was released Later
in the city he was found not guilty Of
the charges filed against him and subse-
quently brought the SUIT to which refer
ence is herein made.
Serious as their condition seemed after
the destructive ice storm of last Novem-
Der, County Agent F L. Davis feels
quite confident that the badly damaged
trees in the towns of Woodstock, Thomp-
son and Pomfret will not appear to have
been so much hurt after the foliage of
the coming season is out and the usual
yearly growth takes place. Owners OF
damaged trees who have taken the pre-
caution to follow the advice given them
as to the care of the trees soon after the
storm will find the trees making good
progress Rot is expected to set in, how
ever, where damaged trees have been
| neglected and broken limbs not treated
as they should have been.
George E. Minor and Ray Boswortf
are expected to be members of the Con
necticut delegation scheduled to leave
New Haven April 90 en- route TO the SSH
| tr:ennial conclave of the grand com
! mandery Knights Tempiar, to be held al
| New Orleans the last week in April. The
party will be in New Orleans a week. Al
| interesting program has been arranged
| there for the entertainment of the visit
| ors, who also have a splendid sightseeing
| itinerary for the return trip. Side trip,
| to St. Augustine and Jacksonville ar,
| Included in the arrangements for tn
| trip, which also will afford visits t,
| Chattanooga and through the Shenan
doah valley. The party will reach New
Haven May on the return trip.
Rev. John G. stoddard. pastor of tn
Baptist church of this city is to open a
the South Woodstock Baptist church OF
Tuesday evening of netx week a serie
of revival meetings that will continue 70
two weeks. Rev. Mr.. stoddard will as
sist the pastor during the first week O
meetings, while Rev B. E. Gates o
Hartford will be at South Woodstock 70
the second week.
Attorneys representing all the center
in Windham county, also represontin
New London county cities and Gown.
will be in this city this (Friday) morn
ing for the opening Of the March teri
of the superior court. Cases will be as
signed for trial next week and durin
April.
| A degree was conferred upon cand
dates Thursday evening at a special cor
vocation of Putnam chapter, R. A. M
which also is to meet next week to cor
fer a degree
County Agent Frank L. Davis will b
in Plainfield today (Fr;day) attending
dairy institute.
There seems to be little present cor
Germ in this city over the prospect of
| strike Of 100000 coal miners; spring
here, and the fuel problem is not