Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-22
WILLIMANTIC

street has joined the staff of the Pru- dential company in this city,
 Saturday morning party of boys in charge Of Secretary Frank F. Custard of the local Y NJ C. A will leave for weeks camping at Crystal Lake, East ford. Those who are to make the trip are Harold Simonds, Allyn Rose, Dur Cross, Arnold Storrs, William Jackson, IT,, Gunnar Nelson and Edward and John Meikle
 Thursday rnorntng's rain storm was quite severe doing considerable ramage to roads in the country and to some of the street in this city. Quite an amount of dirt was washed down the streets in the hill section and the storm sewer man. holes on Main and Valley streets we1a well filled Superintendent of Streets Irwin N. Ford had force of men at work early with auto trucks carting away the dirt that had collected at the foot of some of the streets.
 Judge L. F. walde Marvin of Hart ] ford has decided in favor of the defend ant in the case of Thomas Mara vs ] George Rood of Windhan, tried at the June term of the Windham county su- perior court in this city. Nara sought to obtain an injunction to prevent Rood I from cutting on disputed boundary lines of the formers land in Windham Gen. ter. Patrick J. Danahey was counsel q for the plaintiff in the action and Sam uel B. Harvey for the defendant
 Major Dwight K Shurtlegf. who Is spending a few weeks with his wife and son at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. C. w Shurtleff in this city has just received from King Albert of Belgium, a decoration appointing him an officer of the Order of Leopold II, dating from Au-
 gust 12 ,1920. It was given in apprecia- I tion of the services Major Shurtlef ren- 1 dered since the armistice as chairman of
 the ordnance salvage corps of the wal
 department. in connection with supplying
 machine tools and manufacturing equip.
 ment for the rebuilding of Belgian shop. l and factories destroyed during the war
 Major Shurtleff has been stationed ii l Washington. D. C., for the past fou1 years, but has now been detailed to For Leavenworth. Kansas, for duty with tat school of the line
 Amos BreRult wns in the police cour Thursday morning charged with non ' support of his wife Mary BreauIt ant their two minor children. He was no 5 put to plea. Prosecuting Attorney Sam uel B. Harvey informed the court tlaa 7, Breault had returned a week ago iron ] the county jail where he had been sen
 
 he had been living with his wife sine g thattime and had not even looked fo work or contributed to his famiiy's sun ] port in any way. Prosecuting Attorne ; | Harvey asked to have the case continue r one week to give Breault achance. Tn
 court asked Breault if he was willing f . support his family. He replied in tn V affirmative but said that he could no get work. He was informed that 'itu-a ] . RaC Yaf rrHirR Xn - The case was then continued until Sat l urday, July 30.
 = Oscar Petersen, charged with intoxica l. 1 ton pleaded guilty. He was arrested o e ailroad street Wednesday afternoon b r Officer oderick Larvierre and his cond r ton was such that jitney had to be SC e cured to get him to the station houst - Peterson told the court that he had bee
 under physicians care for six week v and had not worked during half of ths
 time. Jamaica ginger was the cause C l. Petersons downfall as a partly file s bottle of that connection was found 0
 his person when he was arrested Jude n Curtis Dean imposed fine of ten dollar
 and costs amounting to 1715 which wa = paid.
 A Ford touring car that rolled dow
 Main street Tuesday evening with a bar n ner attached to the rear on which wa = inscribed Sweet Briar anoa, Shast
 County, California" attracted COT. .siderabl
 attention which was increased when tn
 drived pulled up at the curbing in fror
 of the Ames store and incurred fc
 Manager Albert E. Sumner, who happer \ ed to be the person accosted MT. Sun ! ner replied that he was the one aske 3 for and then the men shook ha-.ls. fe it transpired that they are first cousin
 who had not seen. each other for fit,
 three years. The Westerner was Fran n E. Reyes and he and his wife are nal
 ing an automobile tour of the Unite F. States which is to take six months. NJ
 Reyes was born in astford, Februar
 95. 1S66, the son of Andrew Fla.gg an
 Julia Hanks Reyes. His father was we Il tCOntinned on Page Eighty W -------