Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-07
TOWN COURT CASES.
Men Concerned in Cioth Theft Fined Omar Labarre, Chauffeur who Took Of Car, Held <on More Serious Charge.

l There was the usual group of pris- oners in the town court Monday morn 1 ing, only this week brought cases of | more than passing interest. A nolle l was entered by the court in the cases against three male employees of the Connecticut Mill, charged with having taken yarn from the plant, and the case of another concerned in the same charge was continued during good be- havior.
 Omer Labarre, who has been miss ing, up to Sunday, for nearly two weeks with an automobile belonging to J. J. Cody. by whom he was em- rloyed as chauffeur of a public ser vice vehicle which he brought back with him upon his return. was charg- ed with abandonment of his wife and conabiting with another woman. Prob able cause was found for holding him for trial at the nrs term of the su- Perior court and he was bound over under bonds of $500.
 Car Of Rails.
 The early hours Of Monday morning found members Of the work crew of the Shore Line Electric Railway com panv engaged in the labor of getting Iir back on the rails, south of here, on the Danielson- -Wauregan run. Sun day was a day of delays on the local line due to cars slipping off the iron and throug ghout the late afternoon and early evening the schedule was knock ed way out, something very unusual hereabouts.
 Drafted-FaiIed to Appear.
 Louis DeVermijo, Goodyear, is one of the men drafted and ordered by the nam and who failed t> do so. An in- vestis ton of the case leads to the belief that DeNermijo was ore of the Aberthaw Construction Company me yIh IA at during June, but who has since left there.
 Passes to Island Forts.
 The first passes issued to local men who are desirous of visiting members of tho Thirteenth Company at Fort ed by Captain A. P. Woodward, O. O., ! retired. The party. going down for the visit next Sunday. Is made Up of Captain Woodward, W. K. Litch. AL hast. F. H. Reach and Dr. ". H. l Knowles.
 Sported swaeger Stick.
 Corporal Carl Anderson. K Company, | First Connecticut Infantry, who re- l turned to his regiment Monday after | noon after a visit at his home here, | was the Srst soldier to appear in Dan elson carrying a swagger stick, a little hand-piece that for years has i been popular with the off duty Tom mics of the British army and familiar 70 Canadians who have seen many British troops.
 Brevities.
 Mir. and Mrs. Moses Berthiaume, Jr., If School street. will spend the week with relatives al Fiskdale.
 Henry c. Richler Of Providence Is yisiting with friends in Danie1son.
 Lester Bill. member of the naval re- 'erve and stationed at Newport, wis ted at his home in Danielson.
 Chauncey House who left here with he Thirteenth Company, has returned nome. MT. House was i'll at the amp.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Atwood have 'een guests of relatives at Nolun town. The Forty Hours devotion will lose this morning at St. James, hurch.
 Heard and Seen. MT. and Mrs. John Bennett of New Rochelle, N. Y, were visitors here on Saturday.
 Carl Anderson of K company, First eginent Connecticut, spent the week nd at his home here.
 MT. and Mrs William P. Perkins ave returned from a vacation spent n the Berkshires.
 William L. Moran, Meriden, former y manager of the Danfelson telephone 1change, is spending his vacation