Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-24
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night when the committee on claims con vene following the city meeting. The claims against the city this year reach total seldom equalled in one winter necessitatihg careful consideration by the committee before the city's faohey was paid out to the claimants.
 Oscar Peterson and John Anderson ap- peared at police court Monday morning charged with intoxication Both men felt that they wee not guilty 6f the charge aud entered pleas of not guilty, Chief Klllourey then took the stand and told of the circumstances bringing about their arrest. The efiief testified that when he found Peterson, he was in ths Some thirty of forty people were there and Peterson was talking, Anderson .aning nearby against a tree. Both ere very noisy and plainly under the .Iiuence of liquor. Peterson claimed to now the people in the house and said he
 visiting with them at the time of his .rrest The court found them both gull : and fined them ten dollars and costs mounting to S1915, a friend paying heir fines.y
 Robert Fitzgerald, IS, a nhlatto was ,harged with vagrancy and as he had ,een before the court on a similar Change
 
 sentence of thirty days. First Select nan James M. Smith was appointed guardian ad litem. He told the court nat the lad had admitted having nd parents and no place to stay.
 Ethel and CIaife, the eight year eld win daughters of Mir. and Mrs. Henry .aihieu of this city have entered the )ne mile and half mile Swimming con test to be held Saturday Afternoon a- ? o'clock in the Charles River Boston. Mass, under the auspices of the Boston American. Some 400 entries have been isted.
 Edmund J. Hurley, who for many years has been in the employ of the H. z. Remington Compary, has resigned his position with that firm to accept one with the Church-Reed Company. He is 70 have charge, of the buying end of the furnishing. department.
 Edward J. Flynn and Joseph E. Null len of this city leave this Tuesday morn ng for Davenport, Iowa, where they. will -ake a three year course in the Palm 'ollege.
 Representatives of the local post to the state convention of the American Legion held at Bridgeport last week Dr. ". P. s. Heating, Raymond GatAs and Albetr Piche. pr. Heating was elected a member of the state executive committee and a member of the recep tion committee.
 John F. Duggan, formerly of this city with his wife. have returned to their home in New York Air. and Mrs Dug gan have bee? 'r'o through
 fires and visited for few days with MT ---.s ---s sistres Mary and Julia Dugga. oi 12i High street this city.
 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Mustard and children are spending a two weeks va cation at Milton. Delaware.
 Attorney W. S. Ward of Portland Oregon, is visiting with his sister, Mrs. Fred D. Jordan of this sity.
 The Misses May and Marie Clanson of Waukegan. Ill.,, are guests of Dr. and Mrs w P. s. Heating
 Mir. and Mrs. P. H. Albright and son Penrose. and Miss Naomi Russ of Win field. Kansas. are guess of P S. Hills at The Oel-s"
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert T. Newton have returned to this city and are making their home at 46 Windham street.
 Operations were resumed Monday morning at the plants of the Windham Silk Company and the Quidnick- Wind ham Manufacturing plant The plants had been shut down for the past week..
 Louis Jackson was taken up by Chief