Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-27
Dl-Z-GoI AID PUTNAM NEWS

'a common cause. that is, after March
 n IalS when March Foch was placed in m.uand Of all the allied forces.
 rips continue to come into official
 relative to locations of stills being
 ployed to manufacture illicit liquor for larDuton and sales 'n various parts of -l1 town of lIillingly. Recent raids have . 18Tu .h2t the moonsniner can nope only Tor deferred action in his own particular oa77 and that he likely will be raided at any time
 Those familiar with conditions do nos e1e2t that officers will get all of the stills in use here. hat they will get those Co which the trail of selling leads At teu-iol of the n.ccnShiners is called to the -art -h7t in addition to other penalties tn-t local ard federal courts may inAict tN re e the liability of an additional fine of slo00 for engaging in the manufac- trra of Huor without having a govel n meut TerrAtt
 Thrrc new dwellings are to be built on Broad street this season The cellar for ? cottage for William M. Franklin is near i1r completion at his lot near Carer 7gr'ct. This cottage is to be Of pressed ! brick ID to the second story level and sh1glel upwards from that level The now home will be ready for occupancy early in the fall.
 Near his present home on Broad street William J. Ross is making ready to con- sr-ct a very pretty bungalow, which he | will occupy.
 Ground has been broken for a cottage If 6-rooms to be located on the easterly l side Of Broad street between the Lindner and Lacor1be properties. This cottage is l for P. x. Lemieux.
 4 song recital of unusual artistic merit was eiren Wednesday evening at the Westfald Congregational church by ! Francis Carpenter, boy soprano, of Grace church. New York
 Prompt service, reasonable prices, long or short haul heavy trucking. George ! Gates, Tel Con.-adv
 i uufbcr of cases of special local inte- rest are on the calendar for assignment for 1 trial ct the May term of the Windham county superior court opening in WilIi- mautic next Tuesday. Heading the trial iiat of cases to be heard before a jury is that o' Gertrude A. Wardel1 vs the Town or Niiiugly. This is the much talked of case in which a former supervisor of rnu- sic in town is suing for S5,000, alleging she was slrnmarily dismissed during tht. course of years teaching, and that as a result her prospects in her profession were niWed The case has attracted the at .aHtion of about everyone in this town and a trial will be followed with tho close attention.
 Another case on the trial list is that of Hugh German vs The Quinebaug com r3ny Alr. German, a resident of Brook '>n, was severely injured last fall when he was thrown from cart on which he was riding while driving home. in the town of Brooklyn, was struck by a light mot0r truck of the Quinefbaug store. MT. aornan suffered broken jaw and other injuries and was confined to his home for long time. A counter suit has been filed ny the insurance company which covered The Quin17aug store vehicle against acct- dents of this kind, it being alleged that there was no light on MT. Germans cart
 Prisoners who are being held a.; Brooklyn jail to answer criminal charges "i not go to court until the third week .n May. according to present plans. Civil business is expected to occupy the first two weeks of the term. Criminal cases 7i.l be taken mp on Tuesday, May 1e
 Many attended an excellent dinner served from noon until 2 D. 1n Wednesday al the Westfeld Congregational church
 Arrangements are complete for present nr ot the Congregational church Sunday
 1lng the pageant, Light of the World
 This pageant is given under the auspices
 the -Danielson Federation of churches
 li will be directed by Prof. Augustine
 i.h, director Of religious education at Boston university.
 George A. Wflletts of Taunton was
 ror with friends in Danielson.
 Hrs. Anna ". Kennedy, 47. wife of Ed 1ar lL Kennedy, died Tuesday evening at .hoir home in Moosup. Mrs. Kennedy. native Of 1Voonsocket is survived by her a-and and two sons, Edgar and Mel yin.
 l-rs D. M. NJ NIarlor remains seriously . Ia Hartford where she had gone for a Estt
 - Tuesday, bringing the first of May
 1T give fishermen a wide latitude of op- "aIo1 than is now possible, for the season
 i've oen for taking a number of varie-
 .s 7f fish.
 N.AAan A. Peete of Worcester was a visitor with friends in Danielson on WeG- uesday.