Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-02
by Judge F'oss at the Thursday morn

by Judge Fess at the Thursday morn ing session of the police court.
 The attention of the court has been called to an article appearing in the Willimantic Chronicle of Dec. 29th last, which purports to be a report of q trial in this court on the morning of that day.
 It is not the intention. nor has. it been the custom. for this court to stand upon it's dignity; but when an article appears in the public press, containing assertions and iflsinuations which are, in part at least. untrue, and which reflects, in some degree, however slight, upon the integrity of the court or it's officials. it cannot be passed by without comment:
 Passing by the ifnprobriety of at tempting to report d case from which the public had been excluded. the whole tone of the article in question Is most irnpolitic, and closely ap- breaches, if it does not overstep, the line of actual contempt of court, | I have no doubt that this warning will be sufficient to bring about the discontinuance or further repetition of incidents of this nature; and l trust that the same publicity will be given to these remarks which was given to the original article. and to that end have prepared a copy of the same, which is at the service of the mem bers of the press present.
 Threads.
 Miss Bessie Rotb1at and Miss Claire Loiselle have returned to their homes in Hartford after brief visit with rel atives in this city.
 Philip Cote of Springfield, Mass, is spending a few days at the home of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Cote of Center street.
 Mr and Mrs. Alex Gobin and family were i'll Putnam at the home of Mr. Gebin's mother. for the New Year. Miss May Conner is visiting rela- lives in NeW Haven. Irving Bell of New York was in town Thursday calling on friends.
 Edward Sullivan of Fairview street is visiting relatives in Providence. Miss Marjorie Thompson is visiting friends in Hebron MT. and Mrs. Homer Trahan and family are visiting Mrs. Tranan's mother and sisters at Leonard Bridge. Eifetie -Phaneuf of New York. who 1 has seen three years service overseas 1 Is visiting his parents on Ives street 1 MT. and Mrs. Adelard Brousseau l spent New. Yearks with MT Brous- | seau's mother at Leonard Bridge. l Mrs. Arthur Harper is visiting rel atives in Boston and Fitchbufg, Mass 1 Miss Loretta Gelinas is visiting Hartford relatives,
 i Miss May Shepard is visiting rela- tfves in Providence. 1 Miss Elsie Johnson of Prospect 1 street is visiting in Hartford. Miss Yvonne Mullen of Fin street 1 is in Hartford visiting friends. ] Mrs. Adelaide Reade of Whittemofe l street is in Hartford the guest of feI- atives.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Lorabardo and family are visiting relatives in Putnam and Danielson. George. Packer was Hartford vis- itor Thursday.
 Mrs. Lottie Gilman is in Hartford 1 and Bristol visiting relatives and 1 friends
 i Nelson Daniels who works for J. r. Carr is in Hartford visiting friends.
 Miss Mary Murphy is visiting reIa- l tives in New Haven
 A. Sussman is visiting friends in Providence.
 Ray Tracy of Hartford has bean in 1 town visiting his sister. Mrs. Edwin ] Fitch of 7s9 Main street. Henry Ford, operator for a thea l Ire in South Manchester. returned
 home Thursday afts~ visiting local relatives.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Peckham are visiting Efr. Peckhan's parents, at l Chestnut Hil1
 Joseph Mullen is in Hartford wis itine with his mother of that place. 1 Edward Cotter, of Back Bay, Bos- ton. has returned home after visiting 1 with his parents Nf~- and Mrs Joseph Cotter of Park street.
 Mir. and Mrs. John S. Lawrence are l visiting with relatives in, Putnam.