Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-12
WILLIM MANTIC

felt sure that he would go straight aft CT this time, if given an opportunity
 Judge Banks sentenced the accused to i six months if jail, sentence to be sus- peQded and the acssus d te be placed in 1 charge of his employer, L. L. Bennett, of | Mo9sup, appointed special probation of ficer in the case. A fine of seventy-flve | dollars was imp osed.
 The case of Arthur. Green, charged with obtaining money under false pre- tenees came next Green had already pleaded guilty to the charge. Attorney Thomas J. Kelly representing Green stated that the boy was a minor at the time of the theft but now is of age. The boy had got into bad company and had taken to gambling. He earned $25 per week and paid ten to his mother for board. Green and his companions got into trouble while gambling and Emil Coutu. one of their friends had some 1 money in a local bank. Green obtained l possession of the bank book, by giving 1 Coutu's mother a note supposed. to have | been written by Coutu. Obtaining the bank book Green and his two companions I took $125 out of the bank and then went ] to Hartford and spent it. Attorney Kel- 1 ly believed that the two companions of | Green were in as bad as he was and | as the cases against them had been noll- l ed Green should receive a like sentence. 1 He believed that Green would go straight if given an opportunity but if the boy | was Sentenced to reform school would go l bad as others do. States Attorney Searls declared that the boy was guilty and had admitted his guilt and the state reofrn-
 atory was the s'ace for him. As to the statement about the two companions hav- | ing their cases nolled, he believed that good authority WAS the cause. Judge
 Banks sentenced Green to the state re- I ,formatory, stating that in his opinion the reformatory would tend to make
 Green change his ways rather than to make a confirmed criminal of him.
 The roll of jurors then was called. the } following answering to their names: Windham, John c. Barstow; Putnam
 Edward l.. Wood, George Potvip, Jo.t pt
 Plessis; Ashford Justin M.e Burrill Brooklyn, Harry R. Lathrop; Canter bury, Wipiam Barker; Chaplin, Frank W. Martin, John F. Reed; Eastford
 Charles S. Deans; Hampton, George M I Thompson, Martin Dooley; Killingly 7 Sidney H. Perry PIainfield oscar Wood Pomfret, John Whpple,; Scotland, Joh1
 Mccarthy; Sterling, William B. Barber . Thompson, Fred Munyon; Woodstock, H . P Hubbard Absent, Robert B. Swain 
 Edward W. Avery, Windham.
 Court adjourned at 4 o'clock until thi f Wednesday, morning at 10 o'clock r The case against AIionzo Roswell I charged with intinidating a witness ha e been put over until the May term of tn l. | superior court The casls of the Brad d leys ar1 Shaketts will be heard thi t. i (Wednesday) morning. It is said tha l.. pleas of guilty will be entered by tn II accused
 i The following have been elected of
 ficers of St. Josepfs hospital auxiliar l. for the following. year: President, Mrs t John, Reilly; vice presidents, Mrs. A. ( s Scripture, Miss Clarrie Stiles, and MT. n P. F. MoTfarty recording secretary, Mis- ,- Agnes Michigan: financial secretary, MT. $ James Hurley. corresponding secretar, 5. Mrs. F. D. Guild; treasurer, Mrs. Mar d Herrick.
 d The question of removal of garbag
 from this city has at last beem settle and the board of aldermen and certai
 citizens are glad of it. Tuesday morn
 ing Aldermen Fred Roy, George W
 Hickey and John P. CarIsen, members C
 the sanitary committee, met with Fran I Galus and Q contract for the coming yea
 was signed. Galus is to do the work a he has done in the past and will recaiv in payment the amount voted for the re nnoval of ashes, at the last city meet ing. MT. Galus is to begin removing tn
 garbage this Wednesday, morning o
 the same schedule as in past years.
 The annual meeting of the stoclhoIde,
 of the Windham National bank was hel
 Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock in the d rectors' room of the bank The follow -s Ing directors were elected: Guilfor ''e Smith, H. Clinton Lathrop, William / D King. George Stiles, William D. Gran 't George M. Harrington, Louis A. King, '' berry, George F. Taylor ana James ', Bath The meeting of the directors fo o lowed the stockholders meeting and il " following officers were elected: Pres n dent, Guilford Smith; vice president, .I
 Clinton Lathrop; cashier, Edgar A. Bass - assistant cashiers, Herbert D. Polla1 ,e and A. W, Buchanan; teller, Harold = Maine.
 The engagement of Miss Mabel Thompson of New Haven, formerly
 this city, to Frederick H. Stahl of Ne
 Haven has been announced
 G.. B. Gilman, industrial secretary
 the local Y. M. c. A, was in New Yol
 Tuesday attending a meeting of indus rial secretaries.
 The following were elected officers
 St. Johns Commandery- No. II, Knigh
 Templar, at the meeting held Monds
 night in the Masonic hall: Eminent aor
 mander, Dwight E. Abel; generalissia
 Robert D. Mitchell; captain-gener:
 James P. Mustard; senior warden, Ra e1 mond A. Parker; junior warden, Elm IT l D. s Ellsworth; prelate, Otto B. Robi
 son; treasurer, Herbert R. Chappell; r
 cerder, Charles L. Boss. The appoint
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