Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-04
IWEET in aTHE SECRET SiN' and } VAUDEVTLI
COLUMBIA
Ladies' Club Gives Entertainment- Jury Finds For Plaintiff in Suit Over
 Milk Check-A Dutch Cheese Story.


 MT and Mrs Ericson of Berlin spent the week end with the family of the latters sister. Mrs. Lester J. Hutch ins, on Chestnut Hill.
 Miss Olive Cook of Pleasant Valley was the guest of Mrs. Emily A. Little over Sunday. Miss Cook formerly re- sided here.
 Rev. T. N. Owens topic at the morn ing service last Sunday was Regain ing Our Ideals"
 Letter to Meriden Church.
 Last Sunday Paul Isham. formerly of this place. was granted letter from the Columbia Congregational church 70 the Methodist Episcopal church in Meriden.
 Cyrus Hilton of Glastonbury has been spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. James P. Little.
 Madison Woodward, a leading local pOultryman. superintendent of Merry thought farm, attended the recent Connecticut Poultrymen's association institute at Hartford. ... Entertained by Ladies' Club. The entertainment given by the W. $. s. F. Ladies' Club at Yeoman's hall last Saturday evening was well attended. The feature of the evening was the farce "The Stage Struck Yam kee" songs and recita tions were given
 
 music by Lyman's orchestra and piano solos by Mrs. Rachel Buell.. quilt | was disposed of and netted over six 1 dollars, the quilt going to Mrs. Ray mond Squier. Refreshments were | furnished free. The net proceeds of the evening amounted to about $40, i over thirty of which was taken at the | door. After the entertainment there | was dancing for which Lyman's or | chestra furnished music. A number | was present from other towns. ! Mrs. Edward F.. Lyman was in New | York over Sunday.
 Jury Finds for Plaintiff.
 A case was tried here last Monday before Justice of the Peace Raymond F. Clarke and jury of six, drawn i from the local list of jurors. They ] were Charles w. Bailey, Charles ; | Marshall, John w. Fuller. Lynde Por- ter. Frank P. Potter and Clayton l. ] LiCker vs. Israel LiCker. her father-in- law. All interested in the case were ] Jewish people. The trouble grew iron a partnership in farming operations Suit was brought to recover tn, amount of SS2.5O due on a milk check Licker and which was claimed ii hay, been withheld by the defendant. Sev eTal witnesses were called on eacl side, some of whom could not speal English and Mayer Bitten of this plac was called upon to act as interpreter The counsel in the case were P. Danahey for plaintiff and w A. Kim for defendant; both of WillimantiC The counsel finished their argument little before sundown. The jury af ter about five minutes conference en tered the court room and foreman Charles w. Bailey announced a verdiC for the plaintiff to recover SS2.5O, tn full amount claimed. Notice of an ap peal was given by counsel for defend ent,
 s. B. West has been i'll for severa days.
 Cheese InsecureIy Packed. , Columbia's postmaster knows 1t i not a good way to send Dutch chees packed in paper boxes by parcel pos , A recent object lesson convinced hin A large package was recently receive at the local postOffice for shipment [ another state. The package was heav and had already began to wet thrOug the outside wrapping. It was returne to the sender for better packing. Thi was presumably attempted and tn package returned to the postofIice { be forwarded to it's destination an 3 was started on its way. SOmewher on the way the package came to grit and Dutch cheese and scraps of th paper wrappings were pretty we , mixed. Enough of the writing to sho' the address of the sender was visibl f and the package or rather mixture wa returned to the sender here. Injured by Fall on Ice. Henry Schillinger fell on the iC = recently and cut several gashes on n back of his head.