Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-14
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NiHsted.-SamUal OlinEkN- vas aTrestes by Chief of Policr Slccum and Officer Carroll on complaint of his wife who d. lesed that Inc beat her after returning home in an intoxicated condition.
 Granby.-The funeral of Mrs. F. Ed na Stratton. 25. teacher in 1he North west District in Hartford. was held a- the First Congregational church. Rev. James A. Salandt coRductcd the service.
 FairfeId.-Thc third house in the Sec ond Fire district within ? few weeks was totally destroyed when an oil ;stovr exploded. The fire was discovered in the home Of Frank Grosgabsge on York road.
 MiddIeown.-Rev. Patrick l.. Dolan of St. Johns church. this city. speaking q. an Armistice Day observance in Crom- well criticised inc American government for neglecting the sick and crippled sol dieTS.
 TorTinEtou.-Edward Biard of Corn wall, arrested several weeks ago by the Torrington police for an alleged at tack on two girls will be placed on trial in the superior court in Litchfeld this week.
 Meriden.-Patrolman Norman J. Elliott who was appointed to the police force last March, has failed to report for duty this month and has not sent any expian- ation for his absence to his superior officers.
 Deep Rivcr-At the regular meeting oL Hemlock grange. the following officers were elected: Worthy master, Frank C Barker; ovcrSeer. Howard F. Goodrich lecturer, Miss Edith Bengston, steward. Herbert Hale.
 Saybrook Point. - The contracts for transporting the school children have been awarded to A. J. Gilbert for the Point district: W. G. Champion, inc Oyster River district and J. L. Watrous, the Ferry district.
 Durham.-The completion of the first year of the existence cf the Durham Barrier Riser Poultry club was marked in appropriate manner by banquet hcid in the town hall of that place. Abou. 75 were in attendance.
 MHford.-Warren w Cranson. 20. one of the best known athletes in the town died at the Milford hospital following an operation for the amputatiOn of his right leg at the hip. On October 70 he figured in an accident on the Laurel Beach road. SuFieId.-Afrs. Sarah A. Frsncher. a life long resident and also the second oldest person in town. died at the age of 96, at the home of her granddaugfl- ter, Mrs. William Devine on South Main street, of a complication of dis eases.
 BranfSFd.-The annual meeting of tho Branford branch of the Red Gross was
 held recently and the following officers were elected for the year l9e2-192S: The Rev. ]. H. Benedict. chairman; Mrs. Jer- " J. Collins, secretary; Charles \. Bax- iter, treasurer.
 . GuiIford.-Excitement reigns just at
 present over the settling of 4IE inches of the new "up to date" school building in
 Church street Cracks have opened in the
 north wall, cornice stones of the north east corner have separated and the floors
 of the east rooms are slantiRS. l Windsor. John Smith; q and John I Chfminsky, 19, were arrested by: Consts- ] fble Maurice Kennedy and County De-
 tective Edward J. Hickey, charged with
 being tts highwaymen, who, on Sunda '
 night. August 27. last, held ups and rob-
 bed Thomas J. Kernan of Poquonock.
 Hamden. On account of the rapid
 growth among the Roman Catholic pop Iulation of the Whitneyvifle and Spring GIen districts of Hamden. the Rev. Father Francis May of the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel announced that q site
 for a chapel of the Mount Carmel church
 had been purchased.