Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-18
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Law to Teach Brutal Husband Ed. Sparrow in Jail For Violating Liquor Laws.


 John Cournoyer. a mill hand of this village, was arrested Saturday even ing for an assault on his wife, having during an altercation struck her on the head with a tea cup and inflicted a serious injury requiring the attend ance of a physician. Cournoyer was presented before Justice John Potter Monday morning and bound over in S200 bonds to the next term of the SUI perior court. Being unable to furnish bonds he was taken by Constable G. W. Hatch to Norwich jail
 Sparrow Goes to Jail
 Monday evening at the request of Prosecuting Agent H. H. Burnham of Jewett City, Constable Hatch arrest ed Ed. Sparrow for violation Of the Houor law On Tuesday he was pre- sented before Justice John German on the charge of reputation. After hearing the evidence Justice German fined the accused $100 and costs. In default of paymment Sparrow went to jail.
 Two Hundred and Seventy Five Mile
 Automobile Trip.
 On Sunday Postmaster J. J. Herbert and two sons, John and Lloyd, and his brother. Edmond Herbert took an and return, making calls on relatives ana friends at Worcester and Fitch burg. Mass. and Greeneville, winchen- don and Winchendon Springs, New Hampshire. In the latter towns they renewed acquaintances with friends and neighbors whom they had not met before in over thirty years. They covered about PTS miles on the trip.
 Many at Beach Pond.
 The colony of campers at Beach Pond is growing steadily, the shores being dotted with tents while many of the cottages are occupied, and oth- CTS are being prepared for occupancy The pond Is becoming more popular year by year.
 tourneyed to TaftviHe Saturday aft ernoon and saw their favorites beat en by Tafts by the score of 10 te 5. The boys had a day off but on Sunday afternoon they redeemed themselves by trimming Sterling in a grand game, pitched both games. Today (Satur- day) Sheldon takes bis bunch to the State hospital and will try to add another scalp to his belt. Sunday, the 18th. Taftville will be here and Man ager Sheldon promises they won't have such an easy ume Grant VIII oe Ill the box again.
 James Phillips began work at the Thames Speciaty Companys plant, Monday.
 Mark <TuTBef mas StdfIeu HI WOi n = ing for Benjamin Getchell in New London.
 Motorboat Trip. A party of young folks, iRciqdi lg Miss Aldea Lusegnan, Miss Mary Len than, Miss Carrie Wood, Miss Agnes Hickey, Fred Church, John Bolger, Frank Craig, and Joseph Hickey en- joyed a motorboat trip to Watch Hill Sunday in MT. Perry's motorboat.
 Miss Katherine Staplins has re- turned to her home in Stonington, after a few days visit at the home of Mrs. Herbert Staplins.
 Fined For Theft of Cloth.
 Joseph I.adiker was rearrested Monday and brought before Justice If the Peace, William Snliddy on charge of theft of cloth from the Palmer Brothers Cos mill He was found guilty and fined five dollars and costs which amounted to S32.72, which he paid, I4adika was arrested last Feb ruary on this charge and a bond was put up for his appearance in court but he did not appear so he was rear rested.
 Cows Eat Paris Green.
 Israel Cohen lost two cows, one valued at fifty dollars and the other at seventy-fiv dollars. The COWS were pastured in the lot near where p0tatoss Esze planted. Mir. Cohen had