Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14
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, flee station. Mrs. Wheeler testified that her husband was supporting her proper ly.
 Tn answer to a question by the court Probation Officer s. Arnold PeckhaIn re- Serred to his book and answered that Wheeler had been before the court on August 15, 1921, and pleaded guilty to charges similar to the ones he faced Monday. HR was fined SIS and costs amounting to S22.15, aud was given time to pay the charges. There remains an unpaid balance of $16 January 10th of this year and Wheeler was given thir- ty day jail sentence, with judgment sys- pended for six-months. Wheeler report ed to him and argued that 1t was for but thirty day3.
 Judge Foss then imposed a fine of S10 and costs for intoxication, and $5 for breach of the peace and added | jail sentence of thirty days. Wheeler was taken to Jail later in the day. He still faces the thirty day sentence meted out to him by the superior court
 In a reaId at wheeler's home by Fed- eral Chief W. s. Congdon and County Detective ". D. Jackson, the officers found three quarts of whiskey and sev- enty-dve bottles of home brew. After | Wheeler servise his jail sentence he will go before U. s. Commissioner Earl Mathewson. at Norwich. on the charge of selling intoxicating liquor. This Is ] WheeIer's second offense of this kind.
 Andrew yuryazek of WiIIism's Cr0ss- ] ing, town of Franklin, charged with in- , toxication had a plea of not guilty en- tered for him before Judge Foss. He testified that he came to this city Satur- day in search of doctor but found a | blind tiger first and became lost in the snow squan later in the evening. A fine of $1O and costs was imposed and paid by the defendant.
 Sunday marked the thirty-seventll birthday of San Jose council, No. IA, l Knights of Columbus in this city, an event remembered by nine of the charter } members surviving. The original number ! applying for & charSer was twenty-two, The ceremonies took place on Thursday evening, March 12, 1885, in what was l then the Knights of Pythias hall over | Affords hardwaRe store on Main street
 The following was the degree team Andrew Smith of Hartford. acting grand knight Michael F. Scanlon of Hartford ! then editor of the Connecticut Catholic now the Catholic Transcript, acting as deputy grand knight The third degree was worked by Supreme Crank Knight | James T, Mullen of New Haven and hC and the then National Secretary Danie Colwell of New Haven were the installing officers. MT. Colwen is the only member of the team living and is now nationa historian of the order. After the installa tion exercises adjournment was taken tt the Commercial house, now known as tn, ] Windham house, where 8 banquet wal
 served. The proprietor of the house wa
 George F. Johnson. The officers elected | were: Grand knight, James E. Murray
 deputy grand knight, Patrick Fitzpat rick; recording secretary, Daniel F
 Dunn; financial secretary, William
 Vanderman treasurer, John H. Morrison
 warden, Edward Grimes; inside guard,
 Robert F. Carney outside guard, Jame
 H. Maxwell lecturer, Dr. T. H. McNalIy
 advocate, Hugh Carney A. G., Josepl
 Cotter; A! G., John McDonough: c. P
 Dr~ T H. McNally.
 1 Of the twenty-two men who applfe,
 for the charter of San Jose council, min
 survive as members: James F. Twomey
 Joseph P. Cotter. John F. Carey. Dan iel P. Dunn, James Courtney, Robert E
 Carney. James H. Maxwell, John H. Nor l rison and John McDonough The other
 were; James E. Murray, William Van 1 derman, James A. Delan Michael O'Neil
 James J. Fay, Theodore Potvin, Hug
 Carney, Peter Ward. Patrick Fitzpat
 rick, Edward T. Grimes, John H. Dav
 son and Dr. T. H. MeNally.
 The March meeting of the board c l aldermen held Monday evening in tn
 common council chamber was called t
 order at o'clock by Mayor Charles 4 Gates with all members of the boar 1 present After the reading by the cit l clerk of the minutes of the last regula
 and special meetings. approved by tn 1 board, the reports of SIEnerdntendent (
 Streets Irving M. Ford and Chief ( , Police Daniel J. Killeurey were accepte | as read. The resignation of George
 Allen as a call member of Engine G
 No. 1, effective March 1. was read an accepted The mayor was authorized
 borrow the sum of S10,000, in flu
 amount or fractional parts thereof.
 help defray the current epenses of u
 city. Application of Moriarty & Raffe.
 ty, plumbers. for drain layers licens
 which was recommended by Superintel
 dent of Sewers Jeremiah Lyons. ws
 granted, subject tH the approval of Il
 corporation counsel. It was voted in,
 the sidewalk application of James ! Healy on the west side of South stree 127 feet in length and about six feet width, take the usual course A con
 munication from Louis H Hoddist re
 onmeEding the consideration of the a1 = visibility of installing the f1ngerpr1
 system In the loccl police departrneI
 was read; ft was voted to refer it to u