Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-03-28

Whist b GGens On Tenl&kk
Knights ef Pythias. NatchauG lodge.
10. %. mssks It so7 Main strset.
IeSr xsads vsfe made b. ne ioeaa
police. Saturday niAht, three turning out
70 Be biaziza the fourth priving vim
ner. Philip Breault Of No, Al Jackson
street was arrested by the police charg-
81 with HAVING Intoxicating Liquors. in
his pcassssion and manufacturing OF
siauef with intent to SELL He was taken
70 the police. station but was released On
6onds 81 $sep furnished by his broth
e. Alkrsd BreauIt The police seized q
large quantity Of LIQUOR at his place,
most Of 1t beinK home brew. a large
r1i1antitv 81 cider WIS found 6lSo Three
fifteen gallon crooks Of newly made beer
were found. and eight or ten dozen bot
tlas Of beer were seized One case of
the nanDr was taken to the police sta-
tion as evidence. Some of the bottles
were found cooling on Toe. The raids
- crowd OF oyer one, hundred gathered.
EeekuI& VIII BE- before the police court
tAis CAGonday) morning to answer to the
charges against him.
5ohn Axxaxra, . resident Of Willtaan-
&c. vas arrested Saturday night on
Chapman street in an int6xicated condi-
ton. Residents of that street sent =
tsKsDhpue message to the pollce and al
officer was sent there to gather Agar
"a in. He will come before Judge FOES
Ehis (Monday) morning. e
On esaaplsin4 Of, pespie living ct The
Oaks that boys were in the habit Of gath
sZing in that neishhorheod Sunday to
gable, an officer was dispatched to that
Beckaon Of the city Sunday and three
beys whose ages range from IL to 49,
were arrested and will be brought before
the court to-day (Monaay) charged with
gambling. The people at The Oaks fell
that the example the gamblers set fol-
younger boys watching the game was moi
good one and wished to have . eto1
put to the nuisance.
H @. sfmanas. Of New HAven, va
arrested Sunday afternoon on MAR
sire q and viii be charged with reek.
less arriving at police court today (11on-
dAyl. He was released after promising
TO show up II court today.
me contfnned ease Of Alfred Msikle
charged with fornication comes befor,
the police court this (Monday) morning
The case wa sto be heard last Monda!
but wf.s continued to Tuesday and thel
put Of Until today.
-Four reels Of molten pastures wenE
shown Sunday afternoon at the Y. M.
A., the pictures being entitled. Cam
Ecenes, Hawaii, Farm Products and IN
Fonr By-Products of Corn. The usua
afternoon talk was omitted for this meet
ing.
A rehearsal for the Odd Fellows min
Etrels to be given following the whis
this week, was held Sunday afternoon q
Odd Fellows hall, Main street
The week end passed quietly for tn
members of Engine Company No. /, u
calls being received.
The civil suit brought by Mrs. Jen
ME Humes. owner Of the baby farm.
IN Hampton, against the town of HAM
ton fer a bill Of sos due for board q
4 child at the home. was to have con
before Justice of the Peace William OF
yer Saturday morning. The hearing {
the case was postponed until Thursda,
April T., at the request of Attorney vii
lam A. King, counsel for the town
Hampton. The bill was presents
against the town by Mrs Humes for Il
care Of a child abandoned by the peop
who brought the child for her to ca
fer. The child was taken i'll and diet
Following the death of the child, Nj
Hufnes carried 1t to the home of Fir
selectman John n. Fits, expecting I
town to pay burial expenses. The ca
was carried to the State Board of Cha
ties and not long ago they refused