Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-11

following the Sunday school, which l opens at 11.45 a. m. 1
 First Congregational church. Harry 1 $. MeCready, minister-945 a. m., the church school will meet in the church house. Motto: Individual Loyalty Counts. 10.45 a. m.. morning worship; 12.15 p. n.. the mems forum will meet ir the Grex Club room After the sing" there will be a brief lesson on Faith in Christ the Saviour: Forgive ness. The lesson will be followed by the discussion, Some Great Events. We May Look For in 1919. to be opened by Fred Avery. 700 p. m., Musical Mrs Charles H. CasweT. pr. Tay- Tor and MT. Caswell vii sling solos and a duet, accompanied by Mrs. Gas well. The High school quartetta will l give some Instrumental music. The
 quartette is made up of Ralph Gibson, violin; Lois CasweH, flute; Lloyd Will l COX, cornet; Marion Ide, piano. Af i ter the programme the usual lend of
 a perfect day" sing around the piano.
 The feature song will be The Home 1 Road.
 First Bapt%t Church, Arthur D.
 Carpenter, ministe-The pastor an l nounces a series Of Sunday morning
 sermons planned to help answer these questions Jan. F. The Christian and i His Church; Jan. 19, The Christian
 and His Country; Jan. 26. The Chris l tian and His Family: Feb. 2, The | Christian and His Business; Feb. 9, 1 The Chr Ss ian and His Pleasures The l following services will be conducted
 on Sunday: Morning sermon subject, The Christian and His Church. 1900, church school. Coed news from the 1 Danielson contest. Stereopticon used l iIl the opening exercises with new slides. eco, Y. P. s. c. E.. leader, Dorothy Burnham and Doris Bowen.
 Evening service, subject, The Passing Of 9 Great Man. A lantern picture
 will be thrown on the screen it this
 service showing Col. Roosevelt and
 many people of the city assembled at his last visit in 1902.
 The Januar. term of the superior
 court for the consideration of crim'
 inal business only. opened in the su-
 perioT court room in this city Friday
 afternoon, being called to order at 1. l. by Sheriff Charles A. Gates. Judge Joel l.. Reed of Stafford Springs pre- sided. The following were put to plea:
 Raphael Howarth, statutory arson repree eented by Public Defender Tor } rey, pleaded rot guilty. Ha is charged , with setting the fire whinh destroyed | a business block in Putaarr. Ernest La FleUr of this city, man ; slaughter. Attorney W. A, King whr } represented the accused was appoint 1 ed guardian ad litim and enteree [ : plea of not guilty. The action was brought as the result of automobile l driven by LaFler having struck ani killed Rolande Gaulin, aGeI five. The accident happened at the corner o' s # Jackson and Valley streets f. this city n l nd
 ly, theft of 5000 from the pocket ot ] another resident Of the same town pleaded not guilty.
 3 Lionel Belaugar, IS, tfeft, had IT. ] counsel and Public Defender Torre9
 was assigned to represent kim tenn ! l porarIy and also appointed guardia, : ad Item. \ plea of rot guilty we. : entered
 s Max Marhoff, keeping st house of il
 fame, was represented by Attorne, e Thomas J. Kelley, and entered a pie, , l of guilay.
 r Joseph Couchon, violation of the a1t l tomobile law, the offense consisting o ; | cvercroWding a public SerEice auto 0 mobile, pleaded not guilty. 5 Benno Bokarty, cruelty to animals l entered 6 plea of not guilty.
 When court resumed after a re :. cess Attorney King asked that tn $ case against Fannie Grouman charg I ed with perjury, be conetaued unti = the next term of court. Judge Rec ;t granted the request.
 r In the case of Max Markoff. State e Attorney Searls recommended a fin r of $50 and costs and tlIis was impos n ed by the court.
 In the case of Michael Menditto, 1, # of this city, Earged with attempt [ s. break and enter, Attorney T. J. Dan d ahey was assigned as counsel by th = judge. A plea of guilty was entered
 Menditto sail he had been in T is trouble since that time and vas work
 ing. Mir. Searls explained the cas o and recommended that the accused |
 put on probation. MendittO was ser n 1 tenced to six months in inc county ja 2 but execution of judgment was sus $ pended and he was placed in char:g d of Probation Officer ". C. Lyman fe h six months.
 John LaBorte was then Gischarg so from probation. He was implicate
 in the same case as Menditto and WE l. sentenced at q previous term of t. l. court.
 | In the case of Joseph Kenyo g charked with theft of 8 horse wort Ig $30. a fine of $10 and costs was in i- posed.
 m Court adjourned at 3.t5 until Tues
 day morning at 1O.3O. The jury wi h be present at that tima ana the cas = first. The second case to be heal II on that day will be that Of Rapha " Howarth, charged with arson.