Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-13

resisting the officer who had told him Ito move on. It is claimed by the ofia fcer who made the arrest that Juriecki had answered that he would stand pleased- and when the officer tried to push him along had struck at him. 1 rap on the head bX the officers club, however closed further arguments and Juriec<i walked peacefufly to the n0- 1 lice station. He was released upon furnishing a $1o0- bond and told to sap- pear in court this morning to answer to the chaFge ef breach of the ueace
 and resisting an ofiicer of the law. Accent efecti6ns by the Girl Scouts resulted as follows: New patrol lead CTS Owls, Elizabeth Case; Hawks, Eleanor Fsoote; Eagles. Celia Cohen C0nd0rs, Evelyn Yorke; Grosbeaks. Charlotte Webster; Bugler. Waity Gif- ford. Candidates for Tenderfoot Badge: Lema Fullerton, Helen Thomp- son. EIinor Crawford, Gertrude Don
 dero. Beatrice Carpenter. Rose. Cohen,
 Miriam Cohen. Passed tenderfoot test Ruth Pollard.
 Rev. C.. Harley Smith, pastor of the Methodist church, will be one of the
 speakers at the meeting of the Nor
 wich District Ministers Association,
 to be held at Norwich this (Monday)
 evening.
 It is rumored that at the meetina of
 the aldermen at the council chamber
 tonight the case of providing a pen
 sion for ex-Captain E. H. Richmond
 who retired from the police force two
 years ago, will be brought up for dis
 cussion. This case has been brought
 before the council once before and
 when put to a vote before the three aldermen who form the police board it was turned down by a vote of two to one. City elections are now not far away and whether it has been decided to consider the case once more will depend upon whether it is brought up for discussion tonight or not. A--d d ing to the laws governing the provid ing of a pension to retired police off cerS man must be physically una ble to fill his office before a pension vii be granted. When the subject was first brought ID before the council statements of doctors who had exam ined Mir. Richmond were presented as evidence for the right of his claim. but when the matter was brought up the and the law requires it to be so before pension can be the case was lost.
 Since the resignation from the po- lice force. Mir. Richmond has. been in the employ of the American Thread and today is at the head of the employment bureau.
 Public opinion has always been di- vided on this case. many holding that Mir. Richmond should get his pension aS provided Dy law and proved by the statements of the doctors while oth- CTS claim he is not entitled to a pen sion as he resigned from the police to take a better place with the com pany that now employs him.
 The PoI All Star game scheduled to be played in this city Sunday after noon, had to be postponed because of -he bad weather. Manager McQuil- an of the All Stars received a phone call from the Poii management at Ii o'clock Sunday morning requesting -hat if it rained in Willimantic at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, the game should be called off and the Poli man iger notified. At 1 D. m. the rain was 'alling and living up to his agreement Manager McQuillan cancelled the game and te1ephoned to Hartford. La er in the afternoon when the clouds broke away he tried to reach the Polls manager on the phone but was 1nabie to find him. If possible the ooli's will be booked for next Sunday md the fans will be notified by Thurs lay. If the Po1i's cannot play here next Sunday the Fisk Red Tops will De tried. As the coming game will be he last one of the season the man Lgement is trying to get a real base ,all team here to satisfy the fans who 1 ,lamor for big league ball in Willi- ,aa "a