Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-01
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What Is Going On Tonight. san Jose Council No. A.. K. of C., meets 5l5 Main street.
 NatchauC lodge. @, K. of F., meets at l. O. O. F.. hall, Main and Bank streets.
 L.rnion st Jean Baptiste. d'Amer- iqus Counseil Florimond, No. 74. meets al Armory Hall. Center street.
 John Pisehie. IT.. and Frank Webb, IS. were in ;he police court Saturday morning. charged with breach of the peace. They were caught by Mana rrr H Schwartz, of Loomer's Opera House skipping into the gallery by means of tho back door. Manager Schwarts has been troubled consid- erably of late by boys who had broken locks and hinges on doors in he theatre and after detecting Pie chic and Webb he notified Lieut.. AL Ian Mccarthy and the arrest follow cd. Part Of a roll of tickets such as is uscd by the theatre was found in thair possession. The boys pleaded guilty. through Probation Officer FL mcr Young. who was appointed their -uardiar nd Item by the court Both iads have been arrested before Webb tor stealing apples and Peichie for taking part in a fight. Each was sentenced to Inc Cheshire reforma- tory and then placed h probation for sir months and were ordered 10 pay tIia each the costs of the court.
 The apnlieation of Mrs. Nelly Ash CT. a former well known resident of this city. now of Newark. N. J., for a sarond divorce from Wm. J. Assher has been denied Mrs. Assher who Waa nrautcd a divorce from her hus- hand iu 1913. married him in Buff Yafo Sd year later before a special master Iu chancery. Mrs. Asshcr tes- fino.f that her husband had promised never Go haro. anything tO do with the correspondent named in the orig irni suit and that he had failed to keep his word. A page from a hotel register in this state constituted the main evidence in the case. Mrs. Asshrr a'so testified that her husband was worth more than S200.000 and he hus a iirre income from his busi- ness.
 ceorgianna chalifoux. 19. and Ed rnr snsnd. IS. were arrested Satur- day afternoon about 12.5O o'clock in a room iu the E. M. c. A. dormitory rn 'fair g'roet. They will be before tho court this CMonday) morning, chsrrrd with misconduct. Both ad- nritfcd their suit to The police when n'aced under arrest. although at first thrr told tho officers that thev were brother and sistfr. Snead said that ho camr Co th.s city from Putnam nnd has had a room at the Y. M. C. a. since last Juiy. The girl resided ir thc lower viilare. Both had been employed at the Box shop.
 Al the meeting of the Christian Endcavor Society of the Baptist church Friday evening plans were made fer "a banquet to be held some time iu April Co bc given by the Reds who wcrn defeated recently by the Blues. comnosed of members oi the Eccicty. Each member will b, uririlc-rf Co invite one friend who i, not a member Of this society. A vott W1s taicrn Co nurcras- a banner witt Q motto. Attempt Great Things fol Cod and Expect Great Things Frop Gcd for whlch the following com mlttcn was appointed: Miss M. Slate chairman Mrs. rarain Miss Cor; Erowr Harold Nichols and Ais. E;he' Golden.
 Tho following from this city at. tended the annual boil at the Connec. firut Agricultural ConeEe- Friday nlrhf. Misses Dorothy Foran. Elsf, Sumner. Martha Sm th Gertrude rr-rrra''. l.euna Noruaudin. Florence Hrvriu Luliar McKcnna. May Che nov. Hattie fiar. Ruth Anderson. Ev slyn Thompson Mary Twomey arG