Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23

-u the 9iron Wedn esdag The forward truck on the coach after jumping the rail skid part wat dewne the ernba nkmert; at
 the side Yof the, tracks. z &
 Francis3 Besadry, alias Frank Shea,
 Fl, will be given hearing in police court
 tiiis (Thursday9s morning. He was ar
 r,ated on warrant..by Chief Kiilourey on
 Wednesday afternoon charged with non
 support ofs his wife and their minor
 c1:ilds Francis, the conaplaint alleging that
 the time of. nch-support fwas from No
 renber 1sf.. t.s1-.
 l. The South Coventry aathsfities are i'm v.,stigati an alleged robbery that took pface at the home of John Day of that
 psace Tuesday afternoon between the hours of and 5. Day claims the bu-
 r<au in his bedroom had been rarsa ck- ed and $50 in bills he had hidden away bad been stolen The key to the front d,or, which had been hung on nail near by, was used in gaining entrance to the l house.
 ] auxiliary to the A. O. H., were elected l officers for the ensuing year at the meet | i9g he;G Tuesday night: President, Mrs l Eileen Racicot; vice president. Miss Mary l Moran; recordinc secretary, Miss May | Shugrue . financial. secretary, Mrs. Ellen 1 Cynch treasurer. Miss Mary Ottenheini' err sentinel Miss Nellie Cannon; ser
 seant-at-arms, H s, Mary White.
 | Gesrre Jansus, sf New yersey. a ! pedier. was before the police court ir 1 this city Wedn esday morning charged with plying his trade without a license | He claimed he had sold only to stores
 but it was proven that he had sold his l wares to private individuals. The case 1 was noled upon payment of costs l amounting to $5.15.. The case of Mrs I was continued to- Monday morning De ceniber 27th under bonds of $50.
 1 Harold c. Randall of Rocky Ford, i. Col, a student at Yale university, i: 1 spending the vacation with his grand.
 parents, Mir. and Mrs J. c. Randall, ot 1 Willimantic. @ . 4
 1 Christmas programs were carried out in 1 all primary and intermediate grades of 1 St. Joseph,s ,psrochial school "Wednesday
 afternoon, and the .,51ee pupils in the
 school enjoyed thenselyes greatly. All
 pupils in grades above the second were given; candy. popcorn. and fruit. the gift of Rev. John E. Clark pastor of the l church The children in the kindergar r. 1 ten, first and second grades received each quantity of candy and popcorn and toys, gifts of the Daughters of Castile and Mrs. John .oNeil Santa Claus
 John Ryan the vel known K. et c. en.
 tertainer gave the gifts to the children
 and the ruddy faced good feltoHs@frorr the north pole got great welcome iron the kiddies. r. Pilgrim Day programs were carried
 out Tuesday in all grades of St. Joseph, schools, recitatioas, and readings. be ing given by class members. The oro gram ended with the singing of Americs
 by the entire school
 The officers ef James, J. shea' Fest No 19. American Legion. for <TS2l, hav
 have been selected as follows U Post com
 mander. Dr..2(Capt.9 W.sPs s. 4aKeatine
 first vice commander Albert J. Piche second vice commander. Henry Cole post adjutant, Edward ,,Morris: fnanc officer. Edward | Peclharn chaplain Joseph Roux.; ss=rgeant.at arms. x Waite McNicol historian. D-. ". P. s: Keat ! ing athletic officer, Michael J. Farrell , employment officer. Edward A. Morri. Standing committee are to be appointe
 within the next few weeks. <, Mrs Haiti Baker, widow of Charles H t Baker. died Tuesday, at her home in An . dover from congest ion of the lungs. Mrs Baker was born in Haddan, Conn, Jun
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