Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
NORWICH BULLETIN
 WILLlMANTIc OFFICE Telephone 1e5 23 Church St.
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Wha4 Is Going On roniSh&.
 K14Shts of Pythias, Natchaug lodge, EA a. meets at s07 Main street.
 Bsm<G ef aldermen meet in council ehazsbee. town building.
 Knights of the Maccabees, Thread City tam& Nc. ga. meets at 140 Valley street sI Johns Comnandery, K. T.. stated es@esa~e in Masonic hall. Main street.
 T. P. Remington, of Hartford, wAs leased from Mike Mazzola the store at Ne s36 Main street. and the brick euilding in the rear to be used as a ga ragA has not yet been able to take pos sesaeoa of the property. Some months ReB the property was leased to Abraham Gea4stein, for use as a tailoring shop. GoidEtein was notified to vacate July 1st, after the new lease had been sign ed by Mazzola but Goldstein still co eupies the building. Mazzola throuhg his attorney Patrick J. Dana hey. brought summary process suit against Goldstein and the case was 10 be heard by Justice of the Peace Cur tis Dean Saturday morning of last week. When the attorneys interested, one o1 whom was Attorney Samuel B. Harvey, for Goldstein appeared before Jus tice Dean, the latter said he had been approached by Goldstein for advice and
 
 pers were then turned over to Justice of the Peace Frank H. Foss and the hearing will take place this (Mondya) morning at 10 o'clock.
 The civil suit of the Polish Bakery Corporation of this city vs Victor and Mary Rychling also eff willimantici tC recover bill for groceries, etc. pur chased between January IS and Aprf of this year. was to be heard Saturday by Justice Dean. By agreement O cOunsel this case was continued until Sat urday, August 6th. at g a. m.
 Chief Wade |. Webster has posted the summer vacation schedule of tht permanent members of Engine Compan n! No. l. W. F. D. The assignments are ss follows: Lieutenant Henry J. Kelleyy July 25th to August sth Patrick Flag serty. August Sth to Augusat 22nd Cap tain James J. Tighe August 22 to Sep .ember 5th @<Wsrd Bombria. Septem Der to September 18th; Charles Key Aolds, October 24 to November 7th.
 Napoleon Lamondin will appear be fore the police court this (Monday morning charged with drunkenness an breach of the peace. He was arrested b. onieer Lariviere Saturday night in al alley way on Church street.
 4 delegation from Anne Wood Elder Kin chapter. Daughters of the Amer ican Revolution. attended the service held at Manchester Saturday when memorial was unveiled and dedicated b Orford chapter, D. A. R. The memori al was then turned over to the town.
 John L. Leonard of Nc. 2e1 Pros. pect street has sold his house and prop frty at No. 5s3 Prospect street t, Christopher Leka of this city. Tn property is a most desirable one, tn house containing fourteen rooms, othe buildings being garage and a greer house The frontage on Prospect stree Is 1s0 feet and the property in depth an equal number of feet. MT. Leka to make some alterations on the propert before moving in. Mir, Leonard ar family recently vacated the property ar moved to their present home.
 The Boy Scout troop of St. Joseph parish is to hold regular meetings o Friday evenings, except the first wee of each month, when the meetings wi be held Wednesday evening.
 Charles H. Brown Charles S. Hyd and Edgar M. Warner, jury commission CTS for Windham county are to meet tn (Monday) morning at II o'clock at Il office of Edgar Nj Warner, clerk of u superior court, to examine the list