Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-28
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when arrested. They entered pleas of guilty Each was fined s15 and costs by Judge Foss and paid $2215. As both men had been sentenced to pail for thirty days on previous offence, the sentence being suspended they were given a warn ing by the court. This court is giving you two men one more chance-and a last chance to escape going to jail. You are sentenced to thirty days in, jail but with judgment suspended. In case either of you comes before this court again on the charge of intoxication you will be given jail sentence with the other two suspended sentences put into effect,
 Alphene Riquier, 16, of Taylor Court and John Chiarizia. If, of Quercus ave nue were also before the court charged with theft of S2s in money and wo- mans gold watch from the home of Mrs Valcour, of Quercus avenue. Ri- quier entered a plea of not guilty, but Chiarizia pleaded guilty, Both were found guilty and fined costs, amounting to $7.15, Riquier being sentenced to Cheshire state reformatory and Ghiarizia to the state school for boys at Meriden. Judg- ment was suspended, they being placed in care of Probation Officer Elmer M. Young for six months. The robbery took place Friday of last week. Chiarizia en- tered the house in the morning through an open cellar window and took the watch also securing key. That afternoon he returned with the Reouier boy. who was used to attract the attention of the five year old Vaicour boy while Chiarizia , entered the house and stole the money. Riquler was unable to- make the entry owing to a sprained arm. but played 1 the part of the outside man. The boys 1 split the money between them, Riquier l retaining the watch. The fathers of the 1 boys told the court their story, Mir. Chi arizia having returned the money and ] watch to Mrs. Valcour. They stated the i boys had promised not to repeat the of | fence and that they would watch them. 1 The court was inclined to be lenient and l the boys were given a chance to make i good.
 A modern vault IS to be built at St. ! Joseph's, cemetery and will be completed within the coming month. This was an- nounced Sunday by Rev. John E. Clark, pastor of St. Joseph's church. while oc- cupying the pulpit at the masses, after i an absence of several weeks. Such a ] vault has been planned for several years but until Sunday nothing definite has been decided During the winter of 1919. Father Clark witnGHsed the hard 1 ships endured when the ground was frozen so deeply that graves could no, be dug. The plans for the new vault 1 were prepared by John F. Collins. as i sistant city engineer. and call for an in terior construction 24 by 32 feet, the structure to be ten feet in height. The vault will afford room fer so bodies Rack will be built into the walls to hold caszets and in the center of the vaul space will provide room for proper hand. ling of the caskets. The vault is to bt built on the knoll just west of the presen entrance. The private driveway leading to the North Windham road is also to bs widened and repaired. Volunteers have responded and the work is to be complet ed before cold weather set in.
 4 further announcement by Fathe, Clark prohibits the throwing of confet u at newly married couples while on thu church property. In his talk to thost who have done. this Father Clark said
 ''The practice is an imposition on tn, bridal parties and an act entirely uncail cd for. It is nothing short of pagan rev
 elTy People. in- general do not toierat
 the practice of throwing confetti in thei
 homes and it will not be allowed on St JoseDh's church property"
 ! Beginning Sunday morning. Octobe . 3rd. masses will be held at the regula
 hours, the summer schedule ceasng. Tn
 hours beginning Sunday will be. [, 8
 9:15 and 10: 80 a. m. The pastor als
 made the statement that all women 0
 the parish should vote. now that the,
 have been granted the right. The date
 on which the women are to be made rot CTS were announced
 Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Nathan of Hart
 ford, came to this city Monday after
 noon and made arrangements with Xii
 lourey Brothers, undertakers, to remov
 the body. of their son, Sampel Nathan
 who was killed Sunday at Andover whel he was struck by a machine owned an, driven by John Bronkie. also of Hart
 ford. The body was taken to Hartfor,
 lated in the day. The death of the bo,
 IS still somewhat of mystery, as MT , Bronkie had not reported the accident |,
 the authorities at late hour Monday f i He offered to give himself mp to Chic
 Kiliourey of this city, but was referre,
 to County Sheriff F. O. Vinton of Eagle
 vile. The boy was playing in the roa, when struck by the Bronkie car the ac
 cident seemingly being unavoidable, d
 MT Bronkie's attention was attracte,
 by the children on the right of the roa.
 and he failed to see the Nathan boy wh
 suddenly started across the road from tn
 left.
 Low water St Columbia reservoir an
 repairs at the gates of the Quidnick Windham company Sunday and Monday
 caused the closing of that plant all da
 Monday, and the forced closing Of tn
 American Thread company plant durin
 the afternoon. Operations will be re ; ----------.--.-.--------.---.