Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-20
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.intoxication, was again continued, this time until Jan. IT, 1921.
 A case of non-support came next on the list, Deputy Judge Curtis Dean occupying the bench. Everett F. Brown, local agent for the Standard Oil company was charged by his wife, Bertha l.. Brown, with not furnishing her support from the first of the current month. Brown entered plea of not guilty through his attorney, William A. King. At the conclusion of the testimony Judge Dean found for the plain tiff and senten / 8rown to six months in | jail, in lieu of .nishing bond of $500 | to give his wife S10 per week. Attorney King took an appeal withdrawing as counsel for the accused, and acted as surety for the required bond of $500. The case will be heard during the January term of the superior court
 Mrs. Brown testified that, they were married Sept. 29, 1915 and had lived to- gether until last July, when her husbAnd left her. He sent her s5 week for one month and then she withdrew from the bank money that was in her own name. ! This money is gone and she depends sole | ly upon her pay at the American Thread company, which now amounts to bat one , or two days pay each week. She is liv- ing with her parents in South Windhan, her board being $7 per week. She be- lieves her husband receives BPS per week and she wants $10 week herself. There are no children.
 On cross examination Mrs. Brown ad- mitted that she took the furniture because her husband left it. She denied making an agreement to take $5 week from her husband. money she withdrew from the bank totalled $160 and she took 1t out as she required it. She receives $256 per day when working and now works but one or two days per week. She also works one night each week at local store
 No testimony was offered by the de- fense.
 court and his steno|..apher, Miss Mar jorie Bradford, of Putnam, were in this city Saturday afternoon for naturalization purposes Five persons were granted their first papers and two their second papers.
 The list follows: First papers, Jacob Rot blat, Amelia Pelletier, Eudoria Pelletier, Wladyslaw Wegrzyn and Vincent John Kokorzka; second papers. Patrick liar rington and Joseph Hamel.
 The Sunday afternoon sing at the local Y. M. c. A was we'll attended. The meet ing began at o'clock and lasted well over an hour. Following the sing, three reels of motion pictures were shown, i1tese reels being Hawaii. Making the Rubber Tire, and Shredded Wheat.
 Frank Snyder of Mansfield, who is bound over to the reZt criminal term of the superior court, Charged with obtaining money under false pretenses from Charles J. Farwell of Hanks Hill, has secured the necessary bond of s2o00 and has been released from Holland jail to await trial.
 Ministers in the local churches during the services Sunday urged the people to aid the starving millions of European chill dren. A $S3.000,O 900 fund is being raised and according to the plan donation of S10 entities person to announce that he 7 or she IS entertaining an absent guest this Christmas.
 Miss Ruth Preston of Manchester-by the-SeA, Mass, has returned to her home after Visiting at the home of Mrs. Grace Potter of West Main street.
 The dance held at the state armory on Pleasant street Saturday night under the auspices of Comp3Iy G, Third infantry.