Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-09

The Italian Athletic club conducted . very successful dance at the clubhouse san Rose avenue Thursday evening. Over 15e couples were present. and ss0ed suIn. was realised to eiye the AAEH fexpaed organization a start. The members were especially encearaged by the sRisik af cor operation wAich the elder residents ef Ithat section showed by attendiHs the lasnce and helpiAg make the eReqt eaer IceaL The Nt @ charter neRaheFs een- Etiuues to sFsw steadily. It is expected that athletic events wii be Etarae8 within the next few weeks.
 4hs Wsmsa ef 1fasseheaet Iegasa sf lWeategay have been eKtended an Invita- ktipn by Boston ledge No. sA Loyal erdeR of Moose to attend the charity kali to he held ia Bosten oN PAkFi0tF Day eve Monday, Apzit IS. They wiil Iaesist in according fitting welcome to Director General JaNee !. paxks the Asw bscrstary of la,aQ1.
 AV . result ee Sha ReHHee$ frem etAAa lheaAq1Artere that the WesteElE district Baastscipate in the state ard aasiaR-wtae keauEpaign to raise money for Chinas famine sufferers, meeting of repsesenear ftfve citizens Was called TRuEszaAy tn the paafeEenee roosR of the MeHgFtal build hhg, when leeal plans were diRcHssea kState Aeadquareers had previously a%ssed ERev. Samuel N. Catheart to assume keaderShip in the drive here As . re- ault of this request Mr. cathcat called 4he meeting of Thursday.
 organlzatton was perfecteA with Mfr. tCathcart chairman, and Misa KatAe9ine Rraaivenskein. secretary. An eSee9tiye eoumittee win be anaouneed later,
 The plans practically decided uBcn are somewhat different from thsee during past drives. All churches in Westerly and Raweatuek together with lodges and arsanizations in town viii be asked to appoint committees either to canvass thsl5 members or provide some other means for raising substantial fund It iA hoped lthat the efforts to obtain money win be concentrated into a week.
 The crying need for help which comes from China is result of the drought which has deprived 3e,oo0,oo0 people of sustenance. In China the people are dy- ing in droEes daily. Relief organiza- tons of ever state are hastening te their assistance.
 At the weekly session of tAe TAsed Dls- tTiet court held Friday morning the eases of the state. Thomas E. Brown. ve Jo- aeph GuariRo, charged with carrying a concealed weapon and state ys. Joseph Gaarfno. charged with assault with g dangerous weapon were tried jointly. At WHEY NdeIktCS VAtStl G@SNSASe-rSi representing Guarine and Town Solicitor Harry B. AEard the state,
 The alleged assault too kplace on Fob IS on Pierce street when, according te he testimony of several witnesses Qua rino fired three shots from a revolver, none of which hit Salvatore CheFenzo. the complaining witness in both qf the eases 1t appeared from the testimony thai Lhere had been trouble batweea the Guarino family and CheeeazN which led ap to the affair of Feb, 1s.
 Witnesses for the state were Officer George Champlin. Chief T. E. Brown. Salvatore Cherenzo, Salvatore Alsche Louis Derocco, Frank Buoatara and Mrs Immacalata Iaeonetta. No defense was offered.
 Attorney Walsh argued for a dtHmis- sal of the charge of carrying concealed weapon Judge Williams stated that hs believed the state had convinced the court the weapon was concealed even Though but short time. @#
 On the concealed weapon charge Guar lno was found guilty and the Nne was fixed at S10o and costs. Attorney Walsh took an appeal The bail was fixed at $500. On the charge of assault Wieh a dangerous weapon the defendant vas ad- judged probably guilty and the ball was hxed at S1,0e0
 Rose De1nario was before the court sn a charge of defacing the building
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