Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-14

die had neglected to send his IA year | old son to school during a portion of ! March. Judge Foss fined Godic s5 and costs. The costs were paid and Godic was placed on probation for six months. The parents were given a | talk by the judge and tod they must send their boy o-schooI rogularly. ' | The continued case of Mir and Mrs ! Frank w. Postemsll, were taken UT before Deputy Judge Frank r. Fenton l The charge against them was assault and resistance to an officers. They ! pleaded not guilty but xre evidence introduced by the state w \ so strong that both were found guiltA, In theil testimony they denied practically ev- erything as told by the states wit nesses. The case grew out of an at | tempt on the part of Constable Elmer M. Young to serve attachment papers on Postemski, March 27th. Judge Fen ton found Both the accused guilty and i. fined them s and casts each, amount Ting to $27.50, which was paid. aftet some talk of appealing the ease | tis said that after court Postemsk 1 wanted to bring suit against Constable
 Young, but was advised not to by his i attorney.
 
 cident at Bolton Notch Saturday noon 1 Noe Provost, the Dalielson chauffeur | had to have his right leg amputated | just above the knee, Saturday after noon, shortly after his arrival at St Joseph's hospital, Willimantic. In ad- dition to this, Provost was badly bruised about the body and cut in a number of places. Dr. J. A. Girouard who performed the operafion, said or 1 Sunday evening that Provost was do- | ing as well as could be expected in view of the large amount of blood he lost while being brought to the hospi- | tai His right leg was merely hang | ing by the skin at the knee, when he arrived at the hospital.
 I Eastern Connecticut, which until 1919 had practically no organizations | of undenominational nature for its young women, has made tremendous | progress in the last few months in supplying this need by bringing to- gether the girls in it's. cities and towns | for recreational and educational ac- | tivitX. Citizens ofE NOywich have | shown great interest dn the splendid girls work conducted in New Lon | don county by the War Camp Commu- nity Service; and now there has beer organized another entirely new league
 
 Girls clubs. This fedora tion. which held it's first meeting Saturday in the Danielson Girls club, includes the clubs in Putnam, Goodyear Dayville | Danielson, Moosup, Wauregan and ] Central Village, all organized since the | beginning of the year. Each club now l has it's clubhouse or rooms, we'll l filled treasury for the years work | and regular programme of classes and socials All are self governing | and are unrestricted in membership including all working girls, whether | they work in mill, store, school, oi home. The work, which was started 1 by the health and recreation depart ment of the state council of defense is in charge of Miss Myra Smith. who organized all the clubs and directs their activoties. In addition to the clubs. mentioned Miss Smith is con | ducting club of 250 girls in Rock | vile. At the Danielson meeting about | fifty delegates. were present and five members of the Women's committee
 Mrs. F. B. Mathewson of Central Vil- | lage; Miss Helen Atwood of Waure- gan; Miss Jennie Berriman of Day ville, Mrs. RienZi Robinson of Daniel son and Mrs. Silas Wheelock of Put. nam. Miss Myra Smith presided ant 1 | chosen secretary and Miss Berriman
 treasurer. After deciding upon tn, name of the organization, the delegate: voted to have a common club pin witt l a different band of color on it to dis. 1 tinguish each club. So that each clul l might be informed of the progress O it's sister clubs, a news letter is to b, | published jointly by the clubs; and ; | joint meeting held once a month. II l addition. during the summer months a monthly field day is planned for tht 1 the five hundred girls enrolled Tn, l first one, which will be held May 2. 1 at Alexander Lake, is to be in charg, of the Killingly group of clubs. Com l petitive sports and singing and sup per by the lake will be features of tn, ! programme. At the conclusion of tn, meeting Saturday refreshments Wer l served by the entertainment committe,
 of the Danielson club, Mrs. T. A Beck ! cit. chairman. The girls expressed l themselves as most enthusiastic ove
 this first get-together. and showed |; spirit of cordial interest toward on another that promises well for futur
 relations in the Quinebaug Valley. Al
 who are interested in girls. will wisl
 the new league great success.
 Funeral services for Antonio savino To. were HeIu odLuFudS afternoon al
 o'clock at St. Joseph's church. Bur
 ial was in St. Joseph's cemetery. Tn young man died from acute ludocaidi tis at the Mansfield State Hospital ant
 Training School.
 First Vice President McMahon O Ithe United Textile Workers of Amer ica will address an open meeting t be held this (Monday) evening in Cen tral Labor Union hall. Mir McMahol will speak on The Labor Movement For the second or third time within
 as many weeks, another silent police man in Willimantic has been demolish
 ed by being struck by an automobile
 owner unknown. This time it was tn one at the junction of Main and Wal nut streets.
 The police made one arrest fo 1 drunkenness on Sunday.
 DANIELSON