Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-14
&eEwfeh BuElct4n. wFnimantic ORic, 70 chureh st. Telephone Ie5.
whAt Is Going On roniEht.

What Is Going On Tonight.
 knights of Pythias, Natchaug lodge, No 22. meets in I. O. O. F. hall
 Board of aldermen meets in common council chambers.
 St Johns Commandery, K T., stated cenclave in Masonic hall.
 Knights of the Maccabees, Thread City Tent. No. 25. meets at 14O Valley gtrBst
 I'm tlas police court Saturday morning the charEe of breach of the peace against Abeeb Nahass, was nolled upon the pay ment Of costs. Nahass and another Sy- riAn had an argument Thursday. Nahass called names the man resented and a warrant was sworn out for his arrest. The affair was settled to the satisfac- tinn of both men. and to the court up- on payment of ST.15.
 The continued ease of Mrs. Jose tline Netivier. charged with theft of a pocket book from Frank Press November last Naa also nolled upon recommendation of Prosecuting Attorney Samuel B. liar vcy, who stated there was no further evidence to offer. There was no doubt, he said. but that the woman was guilty Of- the charge. but the hearsay evil denee was so slight that he thought the state could not prove its case if an ap-
 
 to was given in the first trial when the sister of the accused said Mrs. Metivier ted her she had taken Mir. Press pock- etbook by mistake and had spent the money. The pocketbook was taken from Nfr. Press store on Main street. MT. Press testified that he was not certain whether the woman was in his store on the day in question. but thought she was. Gases of two sixteen-yeaF-old girls charged with being in manifest danger of falling into habits of vice were heard in chambers by Judge Frank H. Foss One girl was placed on probation for six months under cars of Mrs. Ora Manning Clark the case of the other was contin- fd until July sth. The first two cases in court were heard by Justice Curtis Dean.
 Three triple strokes of the fire alarm Saturday noon at 1212 o'clock notified The members of the fire department that they were wanted on an out of town Dob. The cali was for a blaze at the Smith Winchester plant at South Wind ham and after securing permission from William F. Webber chairman of the fire rommitteo. the absence of Mayor Charles A. Gates. Chief Webster and Captain TiEhe with men from Engine Co No. I made a quick run to that town The blaze was under control when they arrived but they lent a hand In clear Ing up the damage done in the build Ing. The fire was confined to a woodeI structure the elevator shaft between th' machine shoa and foundry of the Smith Winchester plant. and which adjoins th' pourinE-of shaft. The caSe of the ir' was believed t0 be sparks. from the fur nace Of the foundry lodging in the cupols and smouldering before breaking into flames The foundry men had stopped working there at HIS. The South Wind ham fire department had two lines O hose laid but the pumping apparatus failed to give pressure and the call fol help was sent in. When the Willimant apparatus arrived the pumps had beer nxed and the fire was practically out The damage was estimated at betwee three and four thousand dollars
 samuel E. Lewis. of MoOsup. and Ms Sara Helen Curtis. of this city. wer nnited in marriage Saturday afternoon nf . o'clock at St Pauls Episcopa church by Rev. Walter F. Borchert rec tor. They were attended by Judge ant Mrs. Frank n. Foss, at whose home tn bride had made her home. The bride i the daughter of Mrs. Jennie Curtis O New Haven. but has spent much of he life ln this city. Mir. and Mrs. Lewis lef here Saturday afternoon on an automo bile trip. and win make their home ii Moosup where Mir. Lewis is engaged ii truck gardening.
 Clerk Of the Superior Court Edgar M