Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-13
Norwich Bulletin, WiIlimantic o- flee, 23 churci, St. Telephone fo5.
What Is Going On Tonight.

Obwehetuck Lodge, No. IS. I, o. o. 1 F., meets at 807 Main street.
 Trinity Chapter. No. g. R. A. M., stated convoeation. at Masonic hall.
 Two witnesses in the case, of .Dzwoncyks ys. Seplowitz were heard Wednesday at the session Of the su- perior court in this city. The case was the result of the sale of COW and was withdrawn by Attorney plaint. lodged. by Wasyl Dzwoneyk, of S55 Ash street. W flfimantic, against Hyman Seplowitz,s of Coventry. al legged that. June 3. 1918. Seplowitz sold to the plaintiff for sS5 a COW that was represented ito be young and sound in, every way, but proved to be old and crippled. In Wednesday, mornings testimony Dwoncyk; and his. wife claimed that the COW delivered was not the one they had bought from sSeplewitz but that he had substituted sanother. This threw ss an altogether different light on the matter ants at fudge Lucian E. Burpee sent the members of the jury to the anteroom
 and called the attention of the oppos- dng council to the fact Following
 request by Attorney Harvey that he be allowed to add a count to the com 5 plaints Attorney Patrick J. Danahey
 representing the defendant, entered an objection. Judge Burpee informed Attorney Harvey that he could bring an entirely, new suit if he desired and Attorney Harvey gave notice of with drawal of the case.
 The following men were selected. for the jury: E. U. Davis of Putnam, r, | c. Chism and z. Burdett Biclknell of
 Ashford, Ross A. Moran of Chaplin, Roy E. Latham and Ariel Greene of Eastford, Patrick J. Navin and Je-
 rome M. Woodward of Hampton, P. | Alexander Reeves and Henry H. Heath l of Killing1y. E. T. White of Pomfret and Harmon l.. Morton of Woodstock. | The defendant took exception to Del- crane Conant of Windham. Walter S. l Vail of Chaplin, and Charles F.
 Breen of Scotland and the plaintiff to Byron Wilson of Scotland. These men were excused by the court as were Everett D. Hopkins of Windham. Si- t las H. Wheelock of Putnam, Henry K Loring and Willis E. Hill. of Plainf1eld l Clifford Green of Thompson and W. H Stoutenburgh of woodstock. Frank K
 Haines of Pomfret was reported ab- l sent.
 At the conclusion of Mrs. Dzwon- 1 cyk's testimony Judge Burpee review | ed the facts of the case and said thai If the case were continued he would be obliged to instruct the jury to bring in verdict for the defendant. Conri f adjourned at 12 o'clock until today | (Thursday), when the case of Marga- I ret Quinn vs. Martin F. Cunningham
 administrator, is scheduled to b. E heard. It was announced that the cas- of Elmer E. Richmond vs. Rosali, ] rr5 H. l. case of Gertrude I. Gilman ys. Rosali, Perry had been settled and that th' .1 case of Gertrude L Gilman vs. Lotti'
 Gilman was ordered off the assign
 ment list and off the trial list. Tn above cases had been assigned for tn ;, present term.
 ! Ernest Lund, the discharged soldier taken in by the local police Tuesday following a telephone call from tn :, Camp Ground authorities after he ; had been found in one of the cottage
 into which he had broken to find foo 7 and shelter entered plea of guilty t } the charge of vagrancy at the polio court, Wednesday morning. Whe .. questioned, Lund had little to say flo himself other than that he had receiv ed his discharge October 15 and tha for short time he had been workin "a! oA1AO his discharge he had not been to SC his people, who live in Deep River. David I. Mason, of the costing de partment of thes American Thread Co
 where Lund was formerly employe
 | testified that the young man was we
 liked there and that had he or an
 of his fellow workers known ths Lund was out of funds they woul
 Il have gladly assisted him.. MT. Maso s told the court that following his wor ,, in this city Lund had gone to Meri l den, from where he had written ths
 he was doing well. He stated that I n had talked with Lund following u !, latter's arrest and that he did not aI
 pear to be the same. Lund denie = ever having been wounded or gasse t while in the service overseas. Wit t the evidence presented in this mann
 ] the court was inclined to be leniel . with Lund and suspended judgmel T for AS hours, during which time it
 hoped that he can be assisted to h K home and examined. if thought ne g essary, as to his mental condition. < . The twelve Police Positive type Co r. reyolyers with holsters and belts. f the local police force arrived Wedne n day. Until this time every member ! I the force has had to pack his own gt 1t and these new pieces of artillery W n meet a long standing need.
 .1 Arrangements have been conpletl . for a Mardi Gras entertainment to e held by members of James J. Sh
 Post No. 19. American, Legion. II q < big time will be held in the armo U and booths will be put up and
 mammoth midway is to be create
 Special dancing and other attractio | will feature the affair. n Plumbers started working in the p d trolmen's room at the town buIldil 3. Wednesday where they are to insts
 the bath tub and showering apparat
 voted at a recent meeting of the con mon council.
 4 Frank Warrender of this city al \ Omer. Lussier of Putnare wig we E sentenced at the last criminal ter E fthe superior court held in Putna
 were taken to the state reformatory
 Cheshire Wednesday afternoon E Sheriff Charles A. Gates.
 A Funeral services for John Cur: t were held from his home. No. 1 | Prospect street, Wednesday mornil at 9,30. In the solemn requiem hii
 mass in St. Josephs church at 10