Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-29
STONiNGTOM
Pool Room Entered-Seneca Club Re-
fitting Quarters-Law- Breakers Fin
ed in Town Court.

This week the pool room and store
of George Fl. Stanton in Water street
was entered b. burglars and Monday
night they effected entrance
through the glass door in the rear of
the pool room and the broken glass
was even swept up and piled in the
yard. The goods missed by Mr.. Stan
ton are quantity of cigars. pocket
knives, cigarettes and pines. Foot
prints i'll the lard indicated that
man was the culprit.
Sample Ballots Received
Sampel ballots and the envelopes for
the license ballots have been received
by Town Clerk Elias B. Hinckley and
everything is in order for The election
of the town officials.
About the Borough.
Postmaster \. F. Noyes has receiv-
ed from UniontoWn, Ala, a large box
of pomegranates.
The members OF the Seneca club
have newly fitted their rooms and will
give a supper TO members and friends
soon.
The tea and cake sale which was to
have been held Wednesday on Wada-
wannuck park was postponed owing
to the death OF Mrs Waylan6.
William c Palmer has returned to
Andover Mass.
Orton S. Clark. aGjutant general of
the state of Minnesota. who has been
the guest of Albert l.. Gates, returned
to MINNEAPOLIS Wednesday.
Walter Thompson of Providence is
the guest of friends in town.
c. NJ. IfilGreth Of Albany, n. Y, re-
turned home Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs z. a. Potter returned
last week from 4 two weeks vacation
spent at Norwich Town.
=. NJ Crandall and Floyd Hoyt of
Waterford. Ne, are spending a few
days here.
Eugene Atwood returned to .town
Wednesday after spending several
weeks in Maine.
John Wayland of New York is at his
home here.
Stiff Fines in Town Court.
Manuel Henry and Manuel Pont
fought long battle near the Main
store. corner of Water and Church
streets. Tuesday night between nine
fight Henry was arrested and locked
up Officer G. j. Ledwith also ar
rested Manual Paul, who succeeded
in breaking IN household goods and
beating his wife. Pont was laid up
in bed Wednesday, a result of the
fight. Judge A R. Stillman heard both
cases Wednesday morning at the
town court. Prosecutor Frank Hinck
ley brought a complaint against Man
uel Henry, charged with assault on
September ~ on Joseph FONT anu
breach of peace the same day A
plea of guilty was entered by Henry,
and he is held under $500 bonds to
await the nature of the injuries in
flicted In default of payment he was
sent to Jail Judge Stillman ordered
the case continued to October at L
p. m.
The second case was that of Manuel
Paul, charged with breach of the peace
on September 26. He pleaded not gull
ty Prosecuting Attorney Hinckley
the charge to assault, with
drawing the other, which the court
allowed. He gave in plea of guilty.
He was ordered to pay a fine of $50
and the costs. The bill was paid,
and the prisoner discharged. The
costs were SLIP; total s26.72.
Preparatory Meeting.
The prayer meeting of the Road
church preparatory TO communion WIZ
be held this Thursday evening al
the home of Rev. George Spalding.
The flags are halfmasted on the
steamers owned by the New England
company, laid ~ here, out
of respect to J. G. Parker, secretary
of the New York. New Haven & Hart
ford Railroad Co., who died Wednes-
dav