Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-24
PUTNAM

NoIlceS are to De served Dy the ponce department on citizens who continue to be negligent ip clearing sidewalks oppo-. site their property of : snow Captadr Bulger spent much of 3his time. son Wed nesday in going about the city and noti-: flying the delinQueRts that they must, obey the city ordinance, which feau4res that walks shall be cleaned six hours after snow storm .cea4ss$ appearances. one might believe that some citizens had read the clause as.six days. |: Printed slips warning property oHtfers that they must comply with AstdeWalk clearing. rule are to be printed snd copy will be left at each home where walks are not free of snow. In some sections l of Main street, School street: Providence street and Woodstock avenue sections of walk were still encumbered with snow Wednesday afternoon, and snow stopped falling Sunday night.
 [ Owing ts demands of criminal business l in New Haven, Judge James H. Webb may be unable to come here tomorrow | Friday) at 2 p. m. for the short calen- 1 dar session of the superior court, and if this proves to be the case. Clerk E. M. Warner will notify members of the bar
 this afternoon.
 l The calendar for Friday has been ar-
 ranged as follows:
 Short Calendar-George S. Brown vs.
 John D. Stromberg. John Basil vs George M. Burroughs. Jacob Aipert ct al vs. Na-
 zaire Peloquin. Edward H. Lillibridgc ys. H. Midwood Sons Co.,. Peter J. Murphy vs William R. Olmstead Joseph Payette vs William Morris, Frank Poblocki ct al
 vs Ella G. Montgomery Adams, Execu- trix ct al, Joseph Bodo vs Paul, Bous-
 quet
 ar vs. Johanna c. Corcoran.
 Trial List to Jury-Gertrude A. War
 dell vs. Town of Killingly. Automobile
 Mutual Insurance Co., of America vs. Napoleon Muire. Fireman's Fund Insur- ance Co. vs. Jesse E. Rich. Guy l. Ba-
 ker vs. John T. Ryan. Mabel A. sCoch-
 rane vs.: Arthur Perry, Mary M. Graham
 vs. Hugh F. Graham. Paul Kubaska vs
 Joseph Ruszenas, Helen Kuba ska vs Jo-
 seph Ruszenas. William E. Jackson >vs
 Carlton Earl Miller. Mary Postemski vs
 Elmer F. Young. To >Court-Teresa An
 gelo vs. City of Putnam, Sophia Kulback
 vs. Chester Mathewson, John Kulba cki
 A dmr.. vs. Chester S. MathewSen, Charles
 E. Lyon vs Francesca Ferrigno ct al Waldo Tillinghast Sons vs. N. Y. N. H
 H. R. R. Co.,. Oakland Motor Car Go ! vs Frank L. Powell, Hyman s. Schwartz plaintiff in error vs. John L.. Hall ct a admrs. defendants in error. Henry l. Spaulding vs. Charles Dansereau. Ed ,,i ward x. Mason vs. Ainne Gordon. George l.. Rood vs. William F. and Harold S
 Maine. aHarlow M.~Tracy and John Bou
 cher vs n. Everett Taylor, Mrs. !. Eo
 cash vs. Sadie Wheeler Nichsls, William
 A. Tator vs. Mary z. Moore.
 The trareling> blanket that has beer
 held for the nast three months by Wap lpaquassett tribe of Red Men, of thi. city, has. heen- passed on to the lodge O . the organization at New London. Abou a dozen members of the local tribe mad : a trip to New London Tuesday Avenin; ' and formally turned over the blanket l which passes from one tribe to anothe throughout the state. In connection witt the visit of the local men. four candidate were received into the organiza tion. Something more about the fire depart ment may be heard at next Tuesday, ? l evenings meeting of the common eounci 5 Happenings of the week have added : new phase to a situation that has bee more Or less tantalizing for more ths . two years past. Many5rumers were to b C heard about the cityzt perta aiming. to fir
 department affairs, on Wednesday, b1