Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-02

| identify either father or son as the per-
son.
Bricault and his son both testified.
| They said that nothing was kept for sale
at the place contrary to law and that
neither had sold any Jamaica ginger. The
son said that his father had instructed
him nat to sell any intoxicants and there
| were none in the place to sell. Bricault
said that the police had raided him
nearly every week" and only once had
they taken anything away. This was a
| smaE quantity of Jakey and whiskey,
| from his home on Mill street.
A. W. TiIIinghast, 10, vice president
and for many years a director of the
Gro$venordale company, died Friday at
his home in Providence. Funeral ser
vices were held in that city, where burial
| took place, Monday. To do his memory
honor, bells OF the mills in the Grosvenor-
dales were tolled at the hour of the fu-
neral striking the number Of years of
| his long and useful Gfe.
| Attorney Charles L. Torrey will leave
today Tuesday, for Hartford to attend
| sessions of the supreme court at which
| Windham county cases IN which he rep
resents clients will be argued this week.
These are the cases of William N. Sweet
vs.. Grace A. Sweet, a divorce action
| which came to the superior court in this
| city from Sterling, the court allowing the
/ husband a decree, but which goes to the
supreme court on Mrs Sweets appeal
Of DIR. James P. McKenna of Providence
vs. ]. w. Whipple ct al, matter of To-
cal interest which grew out of DR.. Nc
| Kenna's arrest following a collision be-
| tween a car he was operating and one
driven by Mr.. Whipple, the decision in
/ the superior court for this county being
| against DR.. McKenna, who appealed; of
! Warren Worth VS.. Daniel P. Dunn. for
merly mayor Of Wilimantio.
Monday the condition of Al Lundstrum
was reported as exceedingly critical al
ST. Vincent's hospital in Worcester.
New fire escapes have been put in
place at the Victory theater, making ever
more safe the exits from this house In
case of any emergency.
i Excavating for the cellar for the block
to be built on Main street by Wolfe and
Kamunsky is now in an advanced stage
and actual building operations will BIZ
underway in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs Hyde Smith returned
/ Monday from a visit with relatives il
Worcester.
The common council will hold IT'S Ma!
session this (Tuesday) evening.
with relatives in Worcester over Sun
day.
AS is usually the case each spring
! time when a change is made in the run
ming time of trains some patrons of tn
road forgot Monday that the new SEIZED
ule was in effect and lost the trains the
: had intended travelling onA
a wood fire that burned over acres G
territory about two miles out Of the cit
on the Kllingly avenue route wa
watched by occupants Of more than tw
i, score of cars parked along the state high
= way at vantage points for viewing tn
rush of the flames.
Mrs Jacob Alpert and son have re
: turned from a visit with relatives j
: Providence.
This week will bring real activit
: among the high school teams that pla
" in the Quinebaug Valley league.
Progress is being made, but slowly. G
: the state highway job between Meehal
8 icsville and Grosvenordale.
Putnam Highs school students al
3, pleased over the winning of two frs
d by P. H. S. students in the typewritir
L contest with KiIlingly High school
j DanieIson.
/. The Acorns. one of connecticut's fas
$ est semi-pro baseball teams, have wri
e ten from Bridgeport that they would Ill
lie to arrange games with fast teams re
r. resenting towns in this part of the stat
1t William A. Billings of Southbrid4
lie was visitor with friends in Putnam
lie Monday.
Re Agent r. W. Boys of the danhass
i company is again on duty after havil
A. spent some time at the Day Kimball he
~ pital, where he underwent a minor surl
Or cal operation.