Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-01

Gain over 1S1S 1S4 . , S3o.559
 Max H. seheifaah. Yrepristsf se, grocery story on Union street was te be at police court Monday h1ofning to ail- swef charges of violation of the liquor law. and resisting ah officer. His Case was continued to Saturday under the same bonds of $500. scheifnan Aid not appear at police court Monday morning as 1t was clainSd he had been taken taken sick after his expefieuee Sunday
 morning. scheirnah tried to naanhahide
 Chief Kiilourey. bd; fetind hlnnseif- fat from the criefs stf1al. and perhaps he
 has good .teasohs for staying at home. Attorney Patrick J. DaRahey has been secdred as counsel for schelnan i.
 The case. against Philip Psgass6. ehask. | ed with violation of the nqaof law was
 also continued to Saturday under bonds Of loo. Attorney Thomas J. Kelley
 Represents the accused. = l These arrests were the first made by
 the local police since they declared they
 would stop the sale of jakey in this
 city if it was possible for them to do do
 Michael G1imsttin, of Nc. iaa Fair- view street, is a patient Ut St teseph's I hosJitai suffering from sevree edt on ! the left side of his face received pin
 fall st the wfndhafu House block, Sat urday night. GiInaftih lost iiis balance
 when about half way up the stairs and pitched to the lower landing striking the door and shatterihg the glass. A Secs 1 ten of the glass in failing struck on the
 face cutting a gash to the bone, and the wound stretching from tn ecorTet of i the eye to the chin. and up again to a point beneath thssieft ear ..Dr. J. A. | EN l1 zh.S Af. l.fi ,s
 fertysseveh stitches being necessary to
 close 1t Gil1nartin' left ear was nearly several from hls head. N. ,.. . Tlfe anpestnncs bf Albert Piehe.
 clerk at the Church. Heed cStnpsny store at the t,ornHt of Main and Church streets. startled . thief who had igaiEad
 entrance to the store through x wfhaow In the rchf Of the building ana who WAS
 successful in making a getaway thfeNsn
 s window in the toilet A suit czae and various articles of eiething were left be- hind by the tlitef The number on the collar band ef the stolen shirts. ls l.R, fed the police to believe that a boy WAS the c,iisfit. The break took Slaee aafin9 the morning Sunday and Mf. PicRe en- tered the building about 1e o'clock. II Is thought that the thief jtinapsd the fence
 In the rear of the Baptist church tfa Ms
 escape. Nothing was taken from the store.
 Mrs. G. II. Savage 6Y stefts is ts speak
 at the meeting of the Wfflinahtie Won.
 ans club this (TueSday) afteffooh. Her subject will Be Reading in the Home.
 saa Jcse council. No. f4, K. ef. C., are to hold a ladies night at the town build
 inE Monday. night Feb. sth. An enter 1tainnacnt, dancing and refreshments ara
 expected to make the affair one Big sue. cess. 1 -Tbs Thtead City Cyeiers, one bf tho
 last of numerous bicycle clubs i6rgahized
 i:, eastern Connecticut during the hetghi
 of hiDycie riding in the '90s, aisban,led Atoh0ny night. due to lack of suppert or
 the 1aft of the younger generation wht
 had come to constitute the club member. ship The society was organised May 24 1892 by ChdflesfH. Townsehsi, the first efieers being: President and captain Charles H. Townsend; vice president Dwight E. Abel treasurer, William P Jordan; secretary, George E. Hihfiat first lieutenant, Charles J., Royce secont 1 lieutenant, G. H. Parrett The othel
 charter members were c. c Palmer, Ser IL, Hicks. C. A. Henry. r A. Bugbee 5ar1tel Adams. Louis B. LiicofnS R. H ; Staples and G. D., Boss1.In October, Il s9s the club was reorsanizedsa ands' elected Er.