Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-15

Patrick Cavanaugh, Ny Home Town |
Edna Burgess, Lonesome That's All; Mil |
dred Aspinwall, Why Don't You? Louis |
Kitay, Palestine; Magdalene Moriarty, |
Oh, How Laugh When I Think How l
Cried About You; John Sullivan, My |
Little Bimbo. Grand Finale-The Love |
Nest
Those taking part in the Ministries were
Master Of ceremonies, Robert RAFFERTY,
ballads, Miss Edna Burgess, MildredaAs-
pinwall, Miss Hope Morrill,, Tony Nc
Kenna ends, Magdalene MorisTty, Mar
eel Obernesser, Jean Hpwie, Howard
Knight, John Sullivan, Dorothy Doyle,
Ralph. Gibson, Susan Beebe. Chorus
Celia Cohen, Elinor Foote, Louis Rabi-
nowitz, Helen Thompson, Russell Web
ster Willard Shea, Pauline Perry, Joseph
Connors, Margaret Dawson, Mildred john
son. Magdelehe Shepard, Marion Healy.
! Luther Martin, Betty Everest, Grace God
dard, Helen Clapp. ~
! In police court Monday morning fur
Their testimony was heard in the case of
| Louis Shokal charged with assault on
David Milham Testimony offered made
| it evident that Milham was not altogether
without blame in the case, and he had
been in trouble on previous occasions
while ShokaPs record was clear A fine
| of two dollars and costs was imposed on
Shokal, the fine being RENTED. Shokal
settled for the costs. -. &rs
In the continued case Of Alfred W.
Rood of Windham Center, charged with
non-support of his wife and minor child.
a plea of not guilty had previously been
entered. Mrs. Rood WAC put on the stand
and testified that although Rood had told
her he had several sources of income he
had never supported her properly.
The. defense claimed that Rood, who is
a cripple, is unable to support wife. Ac-
, cording to the terms Of The will of Mrs.
Agnes Rood, Alfred Rood is given a life
, lease on the farm in question which COM
prises some 90 acres and is valued al
1900 He is unable to operate the farm
, land his brother, Horace B. Rood, runs it
The income is not sufficient to support
. Alfred and money from other sources
Q brings Alfred Rood enough for his sup
e port There is also mortgage of $2,20t
5 | on the farm. Alfred Rood expressed
1 himself as willing to liye with his wifi
: | in the othes house on the farm, but hi
!, brother and wife would not consent t,
this, and threatened to leave II It wert
8 carried out. -
!. Judge of Probate Otto 3. Robinson reat
8 the will in question stating that neithe
: man designated. as administrator of tn
d estate, had qualified
: Judge Frank H. Foss foun.i the accuse,
d guilty and sentenced him to six month
= in Jail in lieu Of which he was to furnish
o a bond of $500 for Rood to furnish feu
n dollars per week for the support Of hi
y wife and child. A notice of appeal wa
It made through his attorney Charles I
o Torrey Of Putnam, and bonds were fur
e nished by Horace B. Rood.
The report Of Chief Of Police Daniel
- Killourey for the month of Februar
r showed 81 arrests. These were as fol
; lows: Drunkenness 6, breach of peace 4
: non-support 2, vagrancy 1, insane 1, re
Il sisting officer 2, drunk and assault :
theft 1, violation of probation 1, viola
,r ton of liquor law 4, violation auto law
"a adultery 1, breaking and entering itir
a Grant vender 1. \
q These cases were disposed Of as 70
,e lows: committed to Jail 6, committed t
10 state school for boys 2, released by chic
ia 1, nolled 8, bound over 1, paid fines an
q costs IL, turned over to other officers
sent to Norwich State Hospital l, execl
n ton Of judgment suspended and in chars
IL Of probation officer 8.
" Thirty-nine tramps were lodged at Il
" station house. Electric lights were Of
Of 727 hours. Stolen property valued
st SIS was found and returned.