Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-11

I guard, James Simpson; outside guard | Harry Sullivan: advocate. James F Sullivan; trustee for three years. 1T | Frank Cunningham and John M Bransfield.
 Two small boys, Richard Tinker. 12 and Leon Dumas, 1G were before the police court Wednesday morning charged with breaking into the store Beshara.- They admitted their guilt 1 in the recent break but denied con | nection with the previous burglaries
 which are alleged by the owner of the | burglary case not long ago was sen fenced to the state reformatory at Neriden and placed on probation for six months Dumas had judgment sus- pended in his case Both boys got some good advice which they will do well to follow.
 The senior class of the state normal school here has elected the following officers: President, Miss Pauline Spell man of Somers; vice president, Miss tary Miss Bernadette Murphy of Will linaantic: treasurer. Miss Harriet smith of South Wilmington. Extra cur riculum activities have already started at the normal school. Several of the students who are staying here held a party over the week end.
 Local x-service men are to meet al the state armory Friday to hear 2 representative of the state secretary of the American Legion. Willimantic has a charter in the legion. but as yet no steps have been taken to form an or sanitation here. The legion is an or ganization formed among ex-service men with the purpose of securing back pay and beneficial legislation for the former members of the army and navy The orga nization in addition to this feature also has its social aspects.
 No action has been taken by the local authorities on the Swyden kid mapping case. The police find their ha nds tied without warrants, as the case is now over 24 hours old, and they cannot arrest the man now without a warrant. even if he was here. Accord ing to all reports Swyden is now well on his way to his home in Oklahoma. The police have received no directions 10 take Rosario Freno of New London teh driver of the car in which the child was spirited away. It is expected that Prosecuting Attorney Samuel B. Har- vey will make out the necessary pa pers for the apprehension of Swyden and his extradition.
 Eight small boys were on the carpet at the police station Wednesday even ing as the result of their breaking an electric light shade on Milk street where they had been playing ball. They were given a lot of good advice the penalties imposed by the city ordi- nances for playing baseball in the streets The same gang has been causing trouble by playing around the freight cars in the local yards and if caught again will get a term in the re- form school.
 Brief Mention.
 Plasterers are at work on the local Y. NJ. c. A. building.
 Judge Otto B. Robinson has return cd to his duties in the probate court l here after spending a vacation in New Haven l late Wednesday afternoon.
 The work of canva ssing this city for i the new city directory is practically | complete The canvassing work was | done by George Bartlett, William Van Dyne and Peter ]. Roy.
 Miss Rose McQuillan has erlteredl Mr. St. Joseph's college at Hartford ! where she will take a business course.
 Mrs Florence R. Ennis, who hasI been at The Griswold a t Eastern Point Is spending a few days at her home in South Windnam |