Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-11-22

their guests enjoyed luncheon and
smoker.
Engine Company No. 1, First Platoon,
was called out Monday night about Z
o'clock for a chimney fire at No. Is Chap
man street. Fifteen gallons of chemical
We're used to extinguish the blaze. The
house, a three tenement structure, is
owned by Charles NTulligan The damage
was slight
| High School Notes-rhere was an in
teresting programme Of Lyceum Monday
morning. the feature being a play giyen
by the freshmen The programme fol-
lows: Piano solo, Miss Helen ZhofeI
play, "As It Might Have Been" by pupils
under the supervision of Miss Winters !:
song. Miss Frances Davis. The play was
! q very good reproduction OF the first
Thanksgiving In America. The setting
was a pioneer homestead and the cos
tunes of the tyne worn by our May
flower ancestors. There will be no
! school Thanksgiving Day and Monday
| November %. Is to be a teachers meet
/ ing day. Thursday the football team
goes to Putnam to play Putnam High.
! The team leaves by truck to play in the
morning and a number Of roeters viii
accompany the team.
FINES and costs totaIIiAg $t42.5S were
| collected in police court Monday morn
| ing.
Jacob Starr, Of North windhar1. plead
cd guilty to a charge OF allowing his
| fowl to trespass on property owned by
| E. Leslie Harrison, In that village after
| being notified that the practice must
| cease. Starr was given written notice
November LIST, hut the acts were re-
peated on November 10, II and 10. Starr
| xTylc
$11.63, which he paid
Henry Bereube, charged with intsyi-
cation had new one for the court to
decide when an exhibit Of his case was
| introduced: three ounce vial contain
ng brand Of Jamaica ginger labelled
"Okay double strength, 80 per cent. al
ohol. for cramps He said that he had
bought it for his mother to make ginger
ffead. He claimed that Officer Nc
Lean arrested him when he was taikins
10 some children promising them "sei
up for ice cream. Officer Mclean tes,
titled that he had warned Bereupe to &c
home. but that the defendant continued
his shouting and he then arrested him
Bereube at the police station had con,
tinued his talking and shouting unit
nearly midnight and in court Monday
morning was somewhat Ioarse, Judge
amounting to S1s.15, which was paid.
Doniniek Meniditto, a West Mai,
street merchant was charged with III,
sale Of whiskey, beer made from hop
and malt, and fer1nented cider. He wa
not present in court and his case wa
continued until Saturday.
Anthony Bereuth. better known a
Charley Brown, charged with operating
& motor vehicle under the influence c
. liquor. pleaded not guilty The first wit
ness was John ". Hinel1ley Of Jordan
: road the complainant. He told o
Browns driving into his yard with his
Hinckley's father-in-iaw, Frank Bellwirs
on the night of November 9Th Erow,
had no business there and witness OF
c dered him off his land. The man wa
very much intoxicated. Later he mott
' | fed Officer Bombria, asking him to kee
c Brown off his land. Mrs Hinckley cor
T. roborated the testinany of her husband
Officer Bombra testified to HinckIey
c meeting him. Brown. he said, was ir
c toxicated. He had talked with Brow
d, at his store later. Mr.. Hinckley was d.
sfrous of having Brown arrested on
c charge of reckless driving and he toll
c him to have a warrant made out.
c Brown in his own defense said ths
i he went TO Hinckley's house when NJ
Bellwire asked him TO take him Their