Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-21
WILLEMaA.NTIC.

Dollar Day, inaugurated in June OF
1921, was . decided success both from
the standpoint Of the merchant and the
public. In The Bulletin Friday morn
ing will be listed thousands Of bargains
to be put on sale Saturday. These bar
gains in some instances are limited ana
because of this reason the merchants
have agreed that all sales must pc
made at the store, no telephone or mali
order sales to be accepted. The reason
for this is obvious. Hundreds o. shop
pers will come to Willimantic SATURDAY
many of them to select the bargains
which may be limited in number. 10
be fair with purchasers the merchant
will sell only In the stores. thus giving
all an equal chance. Dollar Day IN
WiIlimantic has come to stay, the mer-
chants will give real bargains, and II
remains for the buying public to read
the advertising, select the merchandise
they desire, and then make 1t point
to be in the city and at the stores When
the doors are opened.
Mike Potensky, of Mansfield City,
was fined SIS and costs amounting to
| s2941 by Justice of the Peace George
Ii. Andrews at Mansfield Saturday 70
tensky was arrested for assault on and
theft from the person of William TIT
comb Of this city. The theft took place
Saturday. Feb. / when Titcomb and a
| companion. returning from fox hunt
passed through a lot owned by Poten-
sky. Potensky came out, seized the
| gun carried by Titcomb, and aimed it at
! Titcombs companion saying he was go
! ing to blow their d heads off unless
they got off his property.
| The drive for more members of the
local branch of the National CATHOLIC
| Welfare Council is under way, members
to be taken from both st. Joseph's and
! St. Mary's churches. The committees
who are to canvass the Catholic families
of the city are st. Joseph's, Miss Mary
| Leary. chairman, Mrs. Loretta Costello
Mrs. Arthur Racicot, and Misses Kath'
| crime Logan. Agnes Murphy, Marion
Nearly, and Veronica Jenkins; St.
| Mary's. Mrs. Felix Lessard, chairman
| Mrs. Archie vegiard. Mrs. Delphus Bou
cher, Mrs. A. J. Fourier and Miss
| Coutu.
Mr.. and Mrs. MadIey of Lebanon were
| slightly injured Monday afternoon wher
| thrown from the wagon in which they
| were riding. Mr.. Madley was cut abou
| the head and Mrs. Madley was. consid
| erabiy shaken up. The accident hap
| pened when their horse became fright
ened while on Valley street by the noist
OF an automobile, and bolted up the
street getting out of control. In turn
| ing the sharp corner at High street Mr.
and Mrs. Madey were thrown from thu
| wagon. The horse was stopped near thu
police station, no damage being done t.
the wagon. %
A quart bottle of white mule fount
on the person of John Kapino, Tesultet
in Mrs. Sarah Kaplan facing anothe
charge Of selling intoxicating liquors
When the officers visited the Kaplal
home they found Mrs. Kaplan and Mrs
Kapine having an argument. The Ia
Pine woman said the white mule" wa
bought from Mrs. Kaplan. Mrs kap
Ian previous to this raid faced a charg
in the United States court for violatio
of the Nolstead act. She now has tW
counts against her.
An interesting programme has bee
arranged for the recognition service a
the South Coventry Congregations
church today Tuesday. After an OF
gan voluntary and an anthem by tn
! choir. Rev. David L. X. kebbe, of Som
ersviile, Conn, will offer the innova
tion and read the Scriptures. Rev
James J. Carter is to give the report c
the credential committee of the Tol
land County Association, after which
statement by the pastor will be mad
The welcome address is to be by Re-
II. S. MeCready of this city. TIL
charge to the church is to be made b
Rev. Levi Rees of Stafford Springs, an
the charge to the pastor by Rev. Al
! thur W. Clifford. The sermon is to b
delivered BY Rev Sherrod Soule. secre
tary Of the Home Missionary Society
the Congregational churches. Praye
will be offered by Rev. William Englis
! Of the Congregational House, Hartfort
The meeting is open to the public.
! Eighteen candidates. nine from TIL
= city. six from Norwich, and three frol
| Lebanon. took the rank of knight, MOI
day night at the meeting of Natchau
Lodge, No. %, knights of Pythias. Tt
degree work was in charge of the Loo
team. headed by Master of Wor
Charles A. Gates. Following the intii
ton a collation. was served and a smol
er was enjoyed.
Collector Cook thus far has reeeiv.
payment from but 1877 people
Windham subject to the personal ia
The total number is over 5000 and wi
but eight days left by law to pay;
looks as though some would be caugl
on the overtime payment plan.
Jean j. Boucher. IS, died Monds
morning at his home, 90 Quercus av
nue., from pneumonia. He was a mer
Der of Willimantic lodge, No. 1911,
P. o. E.. and Willimantic Lodge n
144o, L. o. o. NJ. He was born in ca,