Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-11
sTONINCTON

 Jail Sentences for Intoxicaton-Chi'
 dren Find Fawn-Four Weeks Old
 Goose Weighs Five Pounds-Judge
 Breed Reappointed.
 During a drunken row at the Morrcll ! house, on the corner of Northwest and ! High streets, officers rounded up : David A Crurnb, David A. Crumb, Jr., and Arthur Barber The three were taken to the lookup and were tried in l the town court Monday morning. The 1 two Crumbs were arraigned on one complaint charging intoxication. A 1 plea of guilty was entered by both men. Prosecuting Attorney Benjamin H. Hewitt stated to the court that the 1 men were arrested at their home, which the officers found in a wretched condi- 1 tion. The family had little to eat and the children but little clothing. Ire men provided little for the family, as all their money was used for liquor. ! MT. Hewitt advised a jail sentence. ! Judge Breed imposed a sentence of five i days in jail. Arthur Barber, found in l the Crumb house intoxicated and talk en by the officers, pleaded guilty anG was ordered to pay fine of Sl and to 1 pay the costs of the prosecution. Judg ment was suspended for two weeks in { this case.
 MT. Hewitt said these would be his
 
 thanked the judge. clerk and all off cers for their courtesy during the past two years. Judge Breed responded, thanking all for the harmony and good will which had prevailed among all who had business at the court.
 Saw Baby Deer.
 The other afternoon Miss Jennie | Nichols, who teaches at the Quiambaug school, let several of her pupils stuCJ- i 1NI i the woods near by. The children soon i came upon a young lawn nesting 1 snugly in the leaves and grass, where i it had been left by it's mother while she went in search of food. The anl- nal was so young as tG be able to walk but a few steps The children and many grown people were called to see the unusual find. Late in the after- noon the mother returned and took her youno charge to another hiding place. This feat was also witnessed by some of the people who were in hiding. Steam yacht Idalia of the New York Yacht club owned by W. D. Hoxie of New fork has arrived at her anchor age in the upper harbor, being the first of the large yachts to arrive this sea son.
 Supt. Joseph H. Hammond of the Mystic Valley Water company has hae worl1men dig up and clean out the i long sewer pipe leading from the vel vet mill district to Little Narragansett bay.
 Giants Won. The Irish Giants won back th"tr wallet when they defeated Z--- ~-ortu- euese Dwarfs at a game of baseball. the score being 14 to 3. Edward Far mum and William McGowan acted as umpires.
 Should Be Burned Out.
 Foreman Fred Hoadley and men in the employ of State EntOmologiSt ". E. Britton have commenced the WorA of spraying the trees in the borough. ! There seems 10 be very little done in erpillaTS that are destroying the foliags in many parts of the town As the pests return to their nests shortly be- ] fore sundOWn. they could be destroyed 1 by burning the nests.
 Antone Andrews, who has been en- ! ployed as chauffeur by Mrs. Thomas i R. Manners on Quanaduck, has entered i the employ of the Atwood Machine | company and with his family has moved to the Joseph house on Water ! street.
 Goose Growing PIumper.
 The prize winning goose being raised by Charles T. Willard is still making records at Boundary Brook hennery, where if has passed it's fourth week, weighing five pounds and three ! ounces. NIT. Willard expected to raise i the geese for broilers, but with this bird he counts on having 1t roasted ] July 4th.
 There was large attendance and abundance of good bargains at the rummage sale held Tuesday by the ladies of the Second Congregational l church in the store formerly occupied by the public market.
 The schooners and fishing craft which have been in the harbor, fog bound have all sailed excepting the T. l N. Cooper. which is loaded with lum : 1 Der for local ports.
 Will Attend Zurich Meeting.
 LeRoy Ludwig, who is making a trip abroad. is to attend the worlds Sun day school convention in Zurich, Swift ] zerland, in July as representative of 1 the First Baptist school of Stonington.
 The family of Albert L. Mason ar rived Monday for the summer.
 Misses Margaret and May Cannon and Miss Josephine Sullivan, who have been the guests of Edward J. Garity and family, have returned to New i York
 Charles Chamberlain of Hartford spent Monday with relatives in the
 Mrs William W. Ledward. Jay Bliss. Edward F. Teed and Charles F. la i tham were in Norwich Monday.
 Guests from idaho.
 George Latham and daughter Miss l Helen Latham: of Boise City. Idaho are guests Of Mr. Latham's brother l Charles E. Latham. of the borough.
 Received Commission.
 Judge Wurt A. Breed has received 1 his commission from the governor and 1 has commenced his second term IS 1 judge of the town court of Stonington for two years.