Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-09
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ifs A. J. Greensht and A. E. Harmon and Constable Thomas J. Killourey and Jake Berkowitz, who engineered the deal met recently to straighten out the complications which task lasted until o'clock at night Mrs Fuchs secured sum of money which together with the $500 her husband left with his attorney is believed to be sufficient to meet all claims against Fuchs. The deputy sher frs and constable's commission was to collect and return the amounts to law vers who had made out attachment pa pers for creditors of Fuchs When all this had been done the attachment was released for s120O which was placed on property owned by Fuchs. in South Gov entry, as the result of suit brought by Kannen.
 The first actual signs of the strike of the shopmen of the New Haven rail road were felt here one night early thls week when twenty-five torpedoes were placed on the tracks in an attempt to cause a commoton and probably stop the State of Maine Express which is due shortly before 12 D. m. Members of the local police force who were sta toned nt the roundhouse heard the noise of the torpedoes as they went off when the express passed by and rushed to the scene. tuner OtHCeTS WHO were pdlTol- ing the city streets. also rushed to the scene to discover the cause of the dis turbance.
 Thursday, WilIimantic Night at tho carnival in Plafnheid. large delegation : Of local people is expected to be in at tendance. Grand night Arthur P Ser geron has reappointed the committee consisting Of William Grady. Albert J. 1 Piche. Thomas O'Brieh. Conrad Dubeau and Charles Curran. to make arrange ments for delegation from San Jose ! Council No. 14. K. of C.. to he present. Plans are also being made to take a band along to furnish music. In connection with the country fair the Elks plan to hold a baby show. | Edmund R. Portelance is chairman of the committee in charge | Men in the employ of the street de- pertinent were engaged yesterday in ] cleaning out the manhoes of the storm sewers on Main and Valley streets. sev- eral of which were nearly filled as 8 re- suit of recent rains Two dump cart | loads were taken out of the manhole at the corner cf Jackson and Union streets. The midsummer frOIic. for the bene- i fl of St. Marys church, South Coventry, | x | cess A crowd of over 500, including delegations from Norwich, Stafford | Springs, Manchester and this city were in attendance. Music for dancing was | furnished by local orchestra. The en- 1 tertainment was excellent and each number was heartily applauded. The | committee in charge of the arrange ments comprised M Clark, John Day Joseph Clark. Paul Clark Joseph O, Brien. John J. Cumisk, Cecelia Day, An nie Day, Catherine Hopper, Annie O. Brien. Jane Kelley, Anna Lynch ant Mrs. Carl Franz.
 Thomas Collins. who has been i'll foI the past two weeks with bronchitis ant Twas, patient. for part of the time at St Joseph's hospital has returned to his duties as, trainman on the, Boston ex press.
 Ralph Gibson, who recently underwear an operation for appendicitis at St Jo seph's hospital, is on the road to recov cry. -a-z -t, '
 Brief Mention. Robert. the six-year-old son of MT and Mrs Daniel A. Sullivan, who wa; l knocked down near his home by an au ] tomobie sustaining concussion of tn brain was much improved Tuesday af l ternoon, according to information re- ] ceived from St. Josephs hospital
 Henry Albiston of South Manrheste, wa7 in town Tuesday afternoon, visiting ] relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. James McCann of Bos | ton are in this city to attend he fu neral of the formers uncle, John Nc Cam, who died Sunday. | Officer James J. Lee of the polio, ! force has received 3 letter from Thoma L. Teeban, formerly of this city iron Cairo, Egypt. Mir Teehan writes tha he likes the climate there.
 Charles l.. Jones is i'll at his home o1 l Windham road
 H. J. Hildreth of westAeld is visiting at the home of L. L. Moses.
 MT, and Mrs. Fred J. Williams anc sons. Ralph and Norman, are spending their vacation at Pleasure Beach.
 Thomas F. Burke. manager Of a druy store in Danbury, is visiting relatives il this city.
 Mrs. Walter Palmer of Worcester Mass, is visiting local relatives for few days.
 Albin Hagstrom and family have re turned. after a stay at Mantle.
 Miss Bertha Moriarty is spending ] few days at her cottage at Pleasan View.
 Frederick K Manley has left fo two weeks vacation, to he spent a Guysborough, Nova Scotia. visiting hi 1 mother
 Mrs. J. McCracken has returned hom in this city after a months stay witt MT and Mrs. F. Lewis at Shawone Beach.
 Joseph Racicot. who is ae student a Putnam Trade school, and Is spendlnj