Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22

pastor of the Greek Orthodox church
at Allentown. Pa.
Miss Helen Cnild, executive score"
tary of the Welfare Bureau, has re-
signed.
Tire meeting Of the Wiifimantie
Woman's club was he'll at the club
rooms on Main street Tuesday after
noon, Two se1ecttons were played
| by Windharn High School orchestra.
! Colonel Charles w. Burpee gave all
| interesting resume OF cureent events,
| laying special cYnphants ON the causes
| Cor the United states 1nterihg the
war, the pnace conference, and this
threatened rise of Bolshavism In the
| United States.
| The funeral Of DR.. Robert v. Swain.
who died at Storrs. was held Tuesday.
! The body was taken irUn Storrs TO
Brimneld, Mass. where funeral ser
vices were held at tho family home,
From Brimfeld, the body was taken 20
| Worcester, Mass. for burial.
| The first Mahomedan funeral SER
vice ever held in Wiliimantlc was con-
Quoted at killourey Brothers under
taking rooms at o'clock Tuesday for
! Ashland Allie, who died Sunday aft
ernoon. The chanters of the SER
vice were S. II. Benz of Waterbury,
and Sam Hassan OF Darsielson. The
bearers were Richard, Shaheen, and
Joseph Haddad. and Louis Chikol.
Burial was il the Wiliimantic ceme-
terry.
When the superior court came In
| Tuesday morning at 1880 with Judge
Joel H. Reed on the bench, the case
of William Frost of Pomfres, charged
| with breach of the peace on Dec IA,
1918, was taken up and n plea of gull
ity was entered. States Attorney
| Searls recommended a fine of SEQ and
costs and this was imposed BY Judge
Reed.
The case against Raphael Howarth
of Putnam. charged with statutory ar
son, was then taken up, This case
was on trial when court adjourned
last week.
| The defoNEe began, the accused be-
irg the first Witness called. He said
he was 81 and lived ut Putnam. His
father was killed In a railroad wreck
at Bolton Notch and his mother died
four years ago. lie had three broth
ers and one sister, One brother re-
sided In Putnam and one was in state
prison and the other ut Cheshire Ills
sister lives in Foster, r. |. Part Of The
time during the lust four Years he
slept In a barn and at other times he
hired a room, He had been arrested
| twice in Putnam. Before being ar
rested on this charge he was never
iii Jail. He was arrested on October
on this charge and was In court al
Putnam. He was taken to court from
Putnam Jail. He was arrested and
given a sentence of 60 days ana costs
which was suspended, \ week !aler
ht was arrested on the suspended
sentence OF 60 d2ys and costs wh'cl
was suspended, \ week later he was
arrested on the suspended sentence
and sentenced to jail. On the thiri
Of October he left Putnam at 10 fol
goodyear near Dayyille. David Fay
reau was driving the truck, HGWartl
he'pcd Iced the truck ana wcut &
lcuei1 CITY We took anosher triJ
and so to Putnam shortly afic< 5 e.
cioci. ard pus the trus,l W, Had nc,
been in '';ltBt,n between the tine:
rieatic'1s.f,
Witness said he knew Joseph i1ar>
lc.d, who testified he had talke ed witt
iltOwarth &c noon HOwarth testified
What lbo story waa false,
iio-rHr,h eatd he hnaw Ia Is. har
ing mes him in Jail Witness sait
Marks told him he had been arrested
III ro}iacrce and sent to Cran8tun
| iFcWaTth denied saying he set \ fir
IN Cranston bat said 1falils talker
about n!aces IN Rhode leland and III
Witnoga told abaut placer he Was ia
miiisr with there. having worked II
Crauaten g9" several m9nthe,
itGwarth's direct examination. con
! 5'msed bY Attorney TarreY lasted al
hour and u minutes and the wines
. tnI@ his 7tcey in a clear, straightfoe
v9r1 manner.
'sh"r court rec9uvened after ia
rccoGH IA" crosG-e examination Of III
:~i'1~-s --a begun BY States Atger
hey Searls. l4asf &c
e!ta,-. ia ho thought MARKS IVA
3 prisanes end his talks win hin
wera Tho Fame NJ he would have hat
With any Pther prisoner and the
'alked freely, lIpwGrth denied tina
Ga made any confession 20 Marks TIN
only con- rrsa:iDn nc had With Mark
in relation to BrewRter's Neck was il
regard TO State Policeman jackson
ray ing he would have him examine.
and committed to tbs institution thsre