Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17
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as follows: Fannie Butler, Minnie Bycel, Celia Cohen, William Crane, Carolyn Cummings, Margaret Dawson, Ruth Doyle. Doris Easterbrooks Betty Everest, Fran ces Gerrick, Julius Goldberg, Clifford Greene, Edwin Hall Hyman Heller, Jar old Higgins, Mary Judge, Hynlan L vine, Jacob Mandell. Aileena Millerd, Eugene Moriarty, Eizear Merin, Gunnar Nelson, Annie Nicol, Regina Peck, Margaret Rose, Celia Rothblatt,s Annie Settelbcrg, Henry Rothblatt, Evelyn Simmons, liar old Simmons, Helen Thompson and Eiol- brook Yorke,
 Officers of the class are: Presid ant, Eugene Meriarty; secretary, Annie Nicol, treasurer, Margaret Dawson. Glass col ors are red and white. Class motto, Let Every Boy and Girl Make Wise Ch aice.
 Joseph Grimshaw of this city was ar rested Wednesday morning about 1G.c0 o'clock Main street in an intoxicated condition and was locked up in the oooler over night He will appear before the court this (Thursday) morning to an iWer charges of intoxication
 Joseph Gadue of this city, who lives at a Main street boarding house, will appear in court this (Thursday) morning to an swer to charges of non-support of his wife, Anna Gadue, and one minor child, George A. Gadue. Gadue was notified
 Wednesday evening by Lieutenant Nc. Arthur that his presence would be de- sired in court in the morning. Mrs.
 Gadue and her son live on Pleasant street.
 planking blocking the way across the Jilson Hill bridge Wednesday ndight were brought to the police station by Off Ger Mclean. They gave as their reason for doing this that their supply of gaso- line was running low and they desired , to make home before it gave out. Both ] thought that if they took down the blanks blocking the way and went across the bridge the city would not be responsible for any accident that might happen. Chief killourey told them that city property was put in such places for safety and that they had no right to remove it to
 pass through. They were also warned to
 be more careful with the language they 1 used towards an officer in the future and were allowed to go home
 David Laehinsky of Bricktop read was
 notified to appear before the police court this (Thursday) morning to answer tc
 charges of receiving money under false pretenses Lachinsky, according to the story of Irwin Jeff of Brooklyn N. Y. l had written him that he had a house thai 1 he would rent him for the summer. The l house, according to Lachinsky, was one that would suit any family and was To l cated in fine place suitable for a sum | mer home. Mr. Jeff and another party were to. pay Lachinsky $15 each for hold l ing the home. According to agreement | MT. Jeff and a friend came to this cit, l Wednesday morning and were met at tn, | station by Lachinsky, who took them t,
 the house he was to rent them for tn,
 summer. As soon as MT. Jeff and hi
 companion saw the house their feeling fo Lachinsky became anything but loyable The house, that was a fine summer home it for any person, was situated in swamp, and even the doors had not beel
 hung. An investigation showed the hous was not properly furnished and that tn
 cellar was partially filled with water Nil
 Jeff immediately got into touch with tn police and Officer Mclean was sent t Bricktop road to investigate the case
 Later in the day warrant was swor out for the arrest of Lachinsky, charge 1 with false pretenses The warrant wa served Wednesday evening by Lieutenan MeArthur. MT. Jeff and his companion
 had made the trip from Brooklyn, N Y
 to this city and had brought baggag