Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-11
WILLIMANTIC

ship of the property March i. 1920. The building, a wooden structure sof two and one-half stories, has a frent- age of 36 feet and a deptG of 12b feet, extending from Main street. back to the property of the New Haven rail- road company. Mir, Prag is to- faake several changes in the building the secohd floor to undergo chanSes to make it fit for a millinery basiiess. At the front of the building, while the rear will be made over into offices. pr. Welden, who has had his office and living apartments in the building he has sold, intends to move to 74S-750 Main street where he will erect an ad- dition to that building. A few years ago an addition was built in the rear of the block to make 1t bettef for the business houses afd the nett change will make the rear of the building Aiii- form.
 There were tWo cases before the po- lice court Wednesday morning that of James Doyle, charged with breach df aura, charged with breach of the peace. Doyle was arrested Wednesday morning on the complaint of his sister who alleged that Doyle Had come to her home about 10 o'clock Tuesday night and had called her and the re- rnaihder of the family, nafnes, keeping 1t up throughout the night. Doyle pleaded guilty ta ths charge of breach nf the peace but net guilty to the charge of intoaieation, The eeiirt found him guilty on both counts and sentenced him to tb days in jail for drunkenness and 90 days for breach ot the peace. He was also placed on probation for six months.
 John Madiifa, charged with breach of the peace, was found guilty and sentenced to 30 days in jail. lfs was arrested late Tuesday night on the complaint of Joseph Godek of No! 2 Lafayette street. who ciaiHied that when he caught him. Madura claimed that he was nassing by Godek's home 1 and had moved near it to avoid step ping into a mud puddle and while de- | ing so he had slipped on Il stick and I had fallen. Godek claimed that Ma dura had been bethering about the home for some time and that when he caught him Tuesday night he had | showed fight. Miss Henrietta Gadek, 1 daughter of the complainant, verified her fathers testimony, stating that she had been the first one to see Ma dura and that she had told her fla 1 ther about it. Madura had previously been a beardef with them and for some time past had annoyed her with his attentions. She claimed that Ma dura had even threatened to kill her if she refused to marry him. Madura l had been arrested several times before
 on charges of breach of the peace or l intoxioation and had been fined in each case.
 WiIEirantic EIks have planned for an elaborate Elks frolic to be held at 1 the state arInory on Pleasant street l New Yeap's eve. Ihvita tiHns will be sent to the members of the lodge. each privileged to bring a lady The fol- towing men have been appointed 8 committee in charge: T. Frank Gun hifigham, chairman, R. J. Gafligafl, Al
 bert FournieT. Nelson A. Daniels and R. A. Paikef.
 Captain tpr.) W. p. s. Ksatins Lieutenant James J. Lee. Sergeant, William r. McKernan and Harry Nor
 risen and Cerhoral Thomas A. Shea
 all ex-members of the 102ud InfaHtry Twenty Sixth Division, Attended th'
 utiveiling of a bronze tablet il mem
 ory of the Meriden members of Com
 pany T. of the 1o2d Infantry. The mel
 left WiilinaHtic early in the afterneol
 Wednesday and returned in the even
 ing.
 The Holland Silk Company has fol lowed the other textile concerns 1T
 WHlimafitic ard has announced {
 raise in pay to their employees to tht