Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-13
WILLIMANTIC

, quarters but when about opposite the Windham Bank Sullivan showed fight
 Officer Mclean then threw Sullivan to the ground and put the bracelets on him,
 Even then Sullivan showed fight Officer
 Thomas Grady aided Officer Mclean Tn
 bringing the man fn Sullivan stated he had been working steadily since May Ist
 but was laid of Thursday of last week. Chief Killourey testified that Sullivan
 had been panhandling on the street The court found Sullivan guilty on both
 counts and sentenced him to thirty days 1 in jail on each.
 Hunters will have an opportunity to
 witness some high class shooting Fri day October 22 when the Winchester
 shooting team comes to this city They
 are rate high, among them being holders of worlds championships for rifle and
 trap shooting.
 Horace n. Ford, second baseman of l the Boston Braves and Miss Marjorie l..
 Aidrich, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Aldrich of TIT Broadway, Somerville
 Mass. were united in marrieg Monday
 evening in that city, Rev. Dayir Erased,
 pastor of the West Somerville Consrega- ] tional church performing the ceremony. The couple first met while school mates | in Somerville High school, and MT. Ford | is q graduate of Tufts College, class o6 1915. He is the son of MT. and Mrs Rob-
 ert H. Ford of g Powder House Boule- yard, Wtst Somerville, and is a nephes of | Benjamin ". Hills, formerly of WiiIi- | mantle. Ford is well known to many in this city having played shor4stop for 1 the local team on many occasions He | appeared here with the Boston Braves 1 against the American Thread team about one month ago. The couple are to spend | their honeymoon in Havana. Cuba where
 Ford is to play baseball with a team ofg l leaguers touring that country Miss l Mollie Kennedy of Willin1antic was | among those attending the wedding.
 There was large attendance at the l towS hall in Lebanon Monday for the hearing of the case of Mrs C. Byron Di- mon, postmistress of Chestnut Hill aginst i William w. Palmer also of Chestnut 1 'hi' Mrs. Dimon was charged with
 \ sch of the peace and abusive lang
 usge. The case hinged on a statement
 a ,ieSed to have been made by Mrs Di-
 mon Saturday, October 2, detrimental to
 the character of MT. Palmer If the
 crowd expected to see some fireworks they were sadly disappointed. The attorney for the defense was not present. Justice
 of the Peace William Curry occupied the , bench and Attorney Frank H. Foss oS : Wilimantic acted as grand juror. Mrs Dmon, entered a demurrer to the charge
 was oyerruied. Mrs. Dimon did not tes- tify, the only witness for the state be . ing Jake Berkowitz Justice Curry found Mrs. Dimon guilty of the charges and fin her one dollar and costs. She, took ar . appeal to the New London County court of common please.
 MT. and Mrs. !. c. Duff and daughter
 Margaret. of Tur~er street Are. spendne . q week with friends in New Haven , Judge Frank II. Foss is to the sneaker . this (Wednesdsy) evening at the secont | in series of Instructive talks to women . on citizenship. The meeting is to be 9 gin at go o'clock and will be held in tn, . lodbby of the Y. M. c. A The subjec n of this weeks talk will be state gov e ernment and Judge Foss will cover al
 points of the subject, following whici ? there will be the usual question box. A
 the first session held Wednesday eyenin. , | of last week there were more than sixt, women present and preparations hav been made to take care of at least on hundred at this evenings talk. Tn meetings are absolutely non partisan an are. being held under. the auspices of c E. Gilman. Standardization Agent of tn town of Windham.
 ! The democratic caucus for the purnos I Of nominating candidates for represents tlves to the state assembly and justices o \ the peace lasted but 13 minutes afte i Democratic Town Chairman Valentine I \ Murphy called the caucus to order. JJno
 motion of. Judge James M Twomey. Ml 4 Murphy was made chairman of the eau d GUS and Albert Piche was chosen fo clerk. The two nominees for representa- a lives are Alexis Caisse and John R. Me Carthy When nominations for justice or the peace came up, the chair was au 4 tnorized to appoint committee of thre q to bring in the names of those to b voted upon, Chairman Murphy appoint s ed JudEs James NJ Twomey. M. E. Lin N coin aha Arthur Rasicot, and the follow N ing names were submitted by this com $ nittee and declared nominated: Sam,lt Fl E. Harvey. Patrick J. Danahey Thoma
 J, Kelley. w C. Backus. Robert r
 Mitchell. Arthur Basicot HorInisdas bio,
 Arthur J. Kelley and Aimee Martineau.
 After the caucus had adjourned q reet
 ing was held for organization preparator
 to the national election in November Tn