Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-01

' g z near the latter. Lacrasto's story was that None had been in the habit of driving his. cattle through the alleyway and he had often received warning to keep them out of these He admitted his partner lost his head but declared that he himself took mo part in the fray. lhe attorney for the defense stated that : aggrayatngs circumstances brought about ] by None was the cause of the trouble.
 Judge F. H. Foss found both men i guilty of the charge but suspended l judgment of Lacrasto and fined Galenlba i fifteen dollars and costs, amounting to i $22.15 which was paid.
 Helen Irene Canton aged Is, charged l with leading an idle life and being in manifest danger of falling into habits of vice M ;yrtle Lewis, age IS. charged l with leading a vicious life; and Mrs. l Evelyn Alderman, aged 21. charged with being a common prostitute, had 1 their cases continued until this CThurs- Eday) morning. The Canton girl who re- gently escaped from the county home at Putnam and was found in Providence, R. l.. was allowed to go into the custody of relatives 1l11-5- Thursday morning, it the other two who treated the charge against then. lis!le-S were escorted to i the cell room and locked up for the i night.
 i Company I, Third regiment, Connecti- i cut State Guard, of this city musters so ] men but it IS desired that the full i strength of -. command be enrolled be- | fore the company leaves for the weeks encampment of the regiment at Mantle July 1924 Wednesday afternoon Cap itain Frank P. Fenton issued order to 1 the members of the company as follows: 1 Company G, Third Infantry, C. s. c. 1 NViIIinaofie Il1ne 20 1924 1 Company Orders:-
 l In compliance with G. O. No. 6, and c. o. No II, NJ. F. B. c. S., the members of this company are hereby ordered to assemble at the State Ar mory. Pleasant street, Willimantic, Con- ncticut, on Monday, July 19 1920, for six days duty at Camp Major Rau. Mi antic. Connecticut. The hour of assebly will be given later.
 II-As this duty is under pay and in compliance with state laws every mem Der must be present and no excuse can be accepted except that of sickness. Ab- | sentees are liable to a fine of $500 per day for each of the six days III-The woolen uniforms will be worn to camp and the oyercoats and service uniforms will be shipped with the bag gage.
 Iv-Mess Sergeant cady and Cooks Sweet and Carson will reporte to the assistant quartermaster- general at camp on the forenoon of Sunday, July IS.
 V.-At the regular meeting of the company July, every member must be presnt. This includes evn those who are working nights as it is important that arrangements for Camp must be made this meeting.
 VI-The commissioned officers will meet at the armory on ,sthe evenings of July and 12 at 7:30 o'clock. Lieuten- ant Smith will be in charge of these meetings.
 VIA few more recruits are desired for the company and each member si requested to make an effort to secure re- cruits before July 10.
 vIII-The performance of this duty or dered by the state should take precedence of all personal matters
 FRANK P. BENTON.
 Captas7
 Mrs. Samuel E. Lewis If N,aosup WAS visitor in this city Wednesday.
 Bids are now being received by Post master John O'Rourke for the carrying of mail between the postoffice and the railroad station. Until this date the work has been done by Patrick Moran. l. is the plan of the department to com bine the carrying and the transferring of the mail Bids for the latter have already been received.
 Rev. James J. McGuinness of St Maly's church. South Coventry, united James H. Hanley of Bridgeport and Miss Martha F. Curry of 147 Pleasant street, in marriage Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock in St. Josephs church. this city. The bride was pfettily gowned in white georgette over white satin with hat to match and carried a shower bouquet of brides roses Her maid was Miss Ne- ronica K. McQuillan of Union street John Hanley of Bridgeport, brother of the groom, was best man. The brides maid wore pink georgette over pink satin and carried pink carnations. The couple left on their honeymoon on an afternoon train and upon their return will reside in Bridgeport where the groom is employ ed. The bride for several years had taught at the Grand street schoel. i~ Bridgeport. Guests were present from Bridgeport, Chicopee. Springfield Nor walk. Hartford, Waterbury, New Haven and Norwich.
 The driver of an automobile, whose name could not be learned, came speed