Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-24
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stove, an open WlndoW dilu li1o Set 7 smell of liquor in the home of Charles | KedlIcla. After search a twenty gal Ion still with ingredients, including corn stalks were removed. All was not smooth going, however, for Officer Brieqs received considerable opposition when Mrs. Keduckd, woman of great strength. bucsled into him and quite battle ensued before the still could be taken away. This win be educkas sec ond appearance before the United | States commissioner. when he reports to | him at Norwich next week.
 The Grocery store of Peter Grenier was the next stop. Grerfer was just | pouring out some drinks to c1lStomres when the officers entered He threw the bottle out the window but it did not break and was quickly recovered py one of the officers. GCenier paad stiff fine recently for the same offense Ills cage Is to be heard next week In Norwich I 4 peculiar case of pOcketpickinE oe- cured Wednesday, in Windham, when a salesman stopped at the home of John Holden and sold him two pair of trous- CTS The stranger suddenly got gener ous and offered MT Holden a free pair } of overalls. The offer was accepted and , Mir Holden proceeded to try on a pair The drummer insisted on seeing that they fitted well and ftnased around ; great deal to see that they did MT f Holden thanked him very much and the ] man drove away tn a New York car l But on returning into the house Mir 1 Holden was amazed to discover that the [ overalls had cost him over S28 as his e pocketbook had been lifted. He called the local police but up to late WedHes- j. day afternoon no trace of the man had y been found.
 Acting upon complaint received - from Columbia Road residents Chief ' of Police Daniel illonrey went there and T found Mrs. Dupont Tn drunken condi- F ton in Willimantic cemetery. She wa1 r taken to the station and locked ua. She e is a widow, about 40. For the past few n weeks she has been employed as cham : bermaid in the Hooker House. Brief Notes. s Another railroad decairnent occurred e the other night when Engine No. 3517 e A. B. freight to Haatford, left the rof
 while picking Up cars and taking the J. crossover, at the switch opposite Wil-
 lmantic cemetery. No damage was done g and he engine was back on the raits 1T e a few hours.
 d Charles Mazzola has had an arcb l. tect prepare plans for a three-storA
  D. new lot on Main street, formerly q par r. of the Frank R. Sayles esLate. The t. plans call for two stores on the ground ID floor and eight four-rocm apartments 1T D. the two upper stories.
 S. Rev. David R. Overton. pastor of th, 8, A. NJ. E. Zion church, is attending te state convention in Waterbury.
 General Secretary Frank R. Custart of the local Y. NJ. c. A. is visiting hi Is parents in Scranton, Pa s' Dr. and d<otrs Alfred c. Thompson 0 s LOckponI x. Y, were recent guests O Mir. and Mrs Francis J. Hancox Of thl K city.
 o. William F1aherty. a clerk at IT. F rs Bemington's has resumed his duties af h. ter a weeks vacation
 sn Harry Morrison is on a weeks vac. of tion
 is Miss Clara Hope, private secretary a lt the Y. M. C. A., returns today tThu-s -n day) from a trip to Rhode Islanl, our ar ing her vacation.
 sr Mrs. Mary I. Dsnock is wishing MT: s' Lloyd Macfarlane of Mansfield
 Mr. and Mra E. McSweeney are en III te1tainfng Miss Honorie McSweeney an of Mrs. Cassie McSweeney, of ilalffa,
 Nova Scotia.
 . Frank Hart, of New York, fcrmerF
 of Porto Rico, is in this city ivsitin
 days.
 Miss Louise Sullivan, Mrs. Susan I Sullivan and Miss Lucy A. Murphy ar
 spending few weeks at Norfolk Inl
 Mrs, Henry L. Lincoln is at tn
 Lo0inis-Thyon summer home in Hanr
 ton for few days
 Miss Katherine shanahan, of Prov
 dence is spending tow weeks with N
 and Mrs George D. Noel
 Mrs Josephine Kelley is with her sE,
 ter Miss Elizabeth Sullivan, in She
 field, fer the week.
 Robert E. Mitchell and daughter Har Tiet arc in Bridgeport for SC ge.ai day
 Mrs Frederick K. Manley is m En
 ton to meet her husband, who has bee
 ih hShing trip to Nova Scotia = Arthur l. Bill and daugh. 4rs Miss.
 Paufing and Beatrice Bill and Kenne,
 Branch, left Wednesday by aut snlobI
 Tor the White Mountains
 Attorney Thomas J. Kelley ar
 daughter Helen are on motor tr
 with Mir. and Mrs. P. J. Twor1ev .,