Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-28
PLAARFIELD
Frank Biaz Fined for Fighting
Breakfast Follows Holy Communion
for Moosup Knights of Columbus.


In Moosup Saturday night, Frank
Bisz, an Austrian Pole, became in
toxicated and started an argument
the saloon of Henry Lamoreux. Macy
ordered Bisz out of the saloon and
carried out his order. When the two
got out of the saloon a scuffle followed
1t is said that another Pole, name not
known, came up and took part in the
quarrel. Zebe Robitaille, who hap
pened to pass by the scene, is said
to have been cut by the unknown Pole.
When Officer Bliven arrived the un-
known Polander had disappeared but
Bisz was put Under arrest.
He was arraigned before Justice
Benjamin r. Briggs Monday morning
at Central Village and was prosecuted
by Grand Juror Frederick King. Bisz
pleaded guilty to breach of the peace
and intoxication. He was fined 81 and
costs on the first charge and So and
costs on the second charge, which
amounted to s23.3S, which Bisz paid.
Break Causes Brief shut-do
The Central worsted Company's
mill at Central Village was forced to
close down Monday forenoon owing to
a break in the water pipes. Repairs
were Immediately made and work was
resumed at 1 o'clock, the usual after
noon starting time.
the Office OIL the Law
ton Mills corporation is being painted.
Mrs. James Coffey was called to
! Providence Monday on account of the
| death of an uncle.
Henry Lapias has returned to Prov
idence after spending a week at the
home of F. 1. Racine.
| William c. Nolan has returned TO
| New York after spending a few days
with his parents here.
William Cantwell of New London
spent the weekend at his home in
| Plainfield.
Mrs. Henry Larose Of Norwich was
q visitor at the home of Mrs. Thomas
| Flynn Monday.
At st. Johns church Lenten devo-
| tions will be held Wednesday and
read by Father Keefe Thursday and
Friday morning at and o'clock.
Church interests.
Rev. Arthur w. Barwicll preached
at II o'clock Sunday at the Congre-
gational church, his subject being
| Picturing Christ.
There was a meeting of the Chris
tan Endeavor Sunday evening, led by
! Charles Burgess of Moosup.
Rev. Mr.. Barwick preached at o..
clock on Judas. Singing was led by
the Young Mems Chorus choir.
Lay Reader Sidney w. Bard Off.
ciated at the Episcopal services Sun
day, taking for his subject, Christian
Goodness.
The second of the Lenten illustrated
lectures on the Life of Christ is to bt
held this (Tuesday) evening.
The G. S. s. met last evening.
Personal Briefs.
! Augustus Dayon has returned L
Portsmouth, y. H, to resume his du
ties on the L. S. S. Tennessee aftel
spending several weeks with hi!
brother, John Dayon.
Jacob Field of Groton visited friend:
here Sunday.
Miss Mary Couture of Jewett Cit,
! spent Sunday with Miss Victoria Sim
ineau.
Misses Anna Wakely and Agnes No
Ian spent the weekend with Norwich
friends.
Breakfast Follows X. of c. commun
ion.
The first annual communion break
fast of All Hallows' council, No. 27C
was held Sunday morning in tn
Knights of Columbus rooms, Moosur
Previous to the breakfast members o
the council numbering 10 receive,
holy communion at All Hallows
church at the $50 o'clock mass.
The mass was read by Rev. Josepl
E. Mccarthy, Following the mass tn
members marched from the church L
the K. of c. rooms where the break
fast was served, led by Grand Knigh
Dennis Brouillard. The committee j.
charge was ]. o. Robitaille John !
: Lyons. James Walsh, Harry FIahert
! and Edward Dion.