Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-22

accused. She said he had accosted her on Main street while she was wheeling her baby in a carriage and that he per- sisted in his efforts to take the child up in his arms. Being ordered by her not to interfere with the child, he persisted in walking beside the carriage and keep ing his hand upon it. Mrs. Alley said.
 Judge Geissler, after hearing all the evidence in the case, ordered Pappagallo held for trial at the superior court, fix Ing the bonds at $500, which the accused couH not furnish, so went to jail.
 About two years ago Pappagallo was similar to the one now filed against him. At that time certain circumstances sur rounding the case counted in his favor and he escaped with mild punishment
 Joseph German, BaIlouville's checker satr, had the followers of the paxtime in this city talking about his skill on Thursday morning, as the result of a se- ries of games played Wednesday evening at the Arcanum club.
 MT. German is regarded as a remarka- ply skillful player and engaged in nine simultaneous contests with some of the cleverest of Putnam's players. In the first set of nine games he matched his skill against Cornell. Burton, Gilson, Hurdman, Cotton, I. Dubois, Beaudreault, Guertin and H. Dubois, winning from the first seven and losing to Guertin and H. Dubois. In the second set of games he played against Aldrich, Dumas. Hurdman, Bi- beault, H. Dubois, Remillard, Burton. Gaukin and Bonjn. winning from the first six. losing to Burton and Gaulin and getting draw with Bonin.
 In single matches German defeated H. Dubois and Bonin, while his game with Judge M. H. Geissler ended in draw. A. big gallery of spectators watched the play and derived great deal of en- tertainment from the contests, especially from studying Mir. Germans style of play.
 Attention, members Sf the Hoboes Fraternity The going is getting harder for us in Putnam. The city fathers are tiring of furnishing us free lodging Evi- dently we have been crowding Putnam's good nature a little bit too hard It is hereby suggested that we lay of the city for some time to come. Fast is if we don't some of us are likely to land ir Brooklyn jail, and at season when fl Is going to be pleasanter outside. In tht city court of Putnam Thursday morning
 
 bers that if they appear before his tribu nal again he will commit them to jail or vagrancy charges. This is O. K in win. ter, but we do not recommend 1t for oul members during the spring and summer seasons. We suggest that you keep away from Putnam, for Judge Geissler has 2 habit of doing as he promises The hv, members of our fraternity who were be fore him Thursday morning have beer making regular trips to Putnam, every fortnight or SO, and blitheiy asking tn, night officers to find them a place tc l sleep for the night They have beer spelling a good thing by too freouent wis it's, so all of us are now warned to keey away from Putnam or take the chanc, of spending the summer at Brooklyn jail and that means work. to which we art opposed excepting in homer thic doses This warning is issued in the interest O all of us who live by our wits, and W, are supposed to use our wits to keep ou of jafl-excepting in cold weather per iods.
 Probably as many as half hundred Odd Fellows will leave here Saturday evening on a special trolley car bound for Central Village, where degree vii be conferred on a class of Protection lodge. A week from Saturday evening April 30. the degree team of the lodg, at Groton. Conn.,. will come here to con fer degree upon a class of candidate Il of Israel Putnam lodge.
 Some of the countv's physicians whi were here Thursday for the annual meet ing of the organization got a good Iaugl out of the sugsestien that as souvenir