Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-14
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the hsase vas lseasd He e9sTed to sup pcft his wife bat saad he. weula not live with her. He ha4 job h South Wind- ham that pays GA { week. 5pdss Toss ii1passd sshtn1A of Six months in jail, whih VAS sus9Haed, and Bfeault Was placed uiaer boftde of t5ee to furnish SIC ntr weak to his wife, which he ig t0 pay thfeuSh tic seiectmgh.
 TAs esss q AfSsss nssa. ana Mfs. Mary MaShis, both of Wihdkam Center, charsea tWitA bfeAs Nsf tie psaSs eafas next. Mn. Mkakie, ths first tb testify, A tkS h6Hshef- -lnsiASi sf Alkfsd R5od. She t8id Of t&o occasions recently When she had been iA-tEsatEd by the Rood family, J&h. 5Sth one of the Rood children cafhe i to her home and tsid her tha;; her daHsh- ter WAS keihS iAt6 the lot. shs caiiyd. hut the daughter did not answer. O9e cf the members Of the fo5d family efoatht her back, and the eiri screamed. Mrs Maekie ~snt t6 the Rood home and found her &RUfaltsr Iyink on the fSSf. Alfred and HsEqSe R5Sd pitHhsa into her and pHlled her AAir. 1t ether times they had eaaisd her Vie names.
 Last Thursday, She said, Alfred and Horace Rood and William Raihkdfn cane 10 her h6fiie akd. pashed if ths door. KAthbufn aceGtAd her Of s&yiaE tKinsh About hls wife, and ths Eooas pitcisd into her.
 Alfred RssA, in rssf, ts the first story. lciaihaed ttal Mfs. Maakie Wls dftsdE ori hard sias4 ak. ih6 tifss. Ills wife had st4fted iltes tis l6k ts thsSW herself iTita the we'll when she vas bseuGkt back .to the ASabe S1e ,faiMted, and was taken Ito the ReSBitai fSr hssaieai treatment Il Nre. MASAi6 Tas aiSs drunk last Thurs day At admitted calling Mrs. Maakis i drunk en old haS, but said she had sAll- lsd him {: frae. Others fnysived .tsati6ed. The court tas sf the opiHibh. that both lsides vseS ts. biGH1e. As the hieAies afS Is hSSVe; ie is bStlsTSa tfSsbIs &iil end, and the oass waS sefattnued f1f kAbfhsf week.
 Mrs. AHseala AG6aas of nsvsysfis. Msss.. WAS tfe ak6akef AAd ntessaEe bearer fSf the Fifst sSsaetv Of Spiritaailsfs at their Sunday httetinxk 4 f1dNtr message aeafgs wss Rtven, members af tie suaiety hrinsMs flowers fof tlie Ssrvi6.
 stHSs Of MISs 1.aey March, NstfoD6ii- tan epsfa singer, Wf6 is to give a com plsts tfogfztn at tic Ti6oxtf mass freet- ing at tic State &fnlofy TitSdSy f1i6ht; were heard fH many of the st6tSs aEAut ts~ti Satnf4ay. Tfese 66Kts &iil be played today and Tuesday
 Tram VI. Wesks, fef the pAst thfsi End Ons-half SeArs manager Of { loo4l store, has been pfonStsd, 10 fifanSSef 6I the Bath, Me.,. AtSfs. He VII take ul fis few ttties TTea6sy of this week ais sttceessef will te Frank Gtfney Of N6f- , wood, Mass.
 A large number enjoyed dancing at tfe , state Arnf6fy Saturday night G tiitsit EkE A. wiAdhsSa HisE Sslssa ISse ts rtsisasis HiSh at Nc6snp Friday night, Si t6 is The Hihdhsth te&in felt that they had re. ceited 2 ra~ deai 1t the hands sf the Pf&iniield t6aih. and several disputes afSse dIrink tho game. SeafskeApSy E disagreed &s i6 thS AAai Beofe, WindKhif tclatnins vis4sfY, St to is fisinfieid claiming < tss. Ths f4sAis received no choice. how ever, and We're f6fced tS SiSs sn e*e1tixls bSff64 and t0st Referee Porter cA1f18 in fef hb EHara Sf abvss, his lack ef knowledge ef fuieS, ahd Piaif1. f asit sYntstAies caasine HihdhAni ts leSe OBefnesSsf ii tAs SeO6nd half; this centriS6tihE materially tS their aefeat.
 rts lshs4ats q sAs Cfsr Ieasss bsvilnS teams f4s besn faAAe tp Ae follows. EsS. Fl M C A. yss A. {. o.
 Feb: t1-At. c. Q. F. tB. k. of c.
 feb. 2s4-L 0. 0. F. vss I. if. 6. A. Fet; 13-yeiitfi WindhAfn vs. K. Of O 1 Feb. 24--K. Sf P. vs. 4. I. G.
 March 1A-1k. Of P, vs. '. M. c. A.. c
 MAfcfi 2-SeusA WtHdtAfa vs. | 6. O
 MAfeA NA. f. Co. 4s K. ef c.
 March SAL. 0. 0. F. vs. K. ok P. 1 March S-Soath WindhaAf vs A. T. Co
 March 1o-Y. N. c. k. vs. K of C.
 March 1t1-I O. 0. r. ys. 4. [. ES.
 March 1e-S0ith Wifdhar1 vs. f. N ic. A. ,--....
 March 17---K. of c. vs. K. ef P.
 l Ii. kskx Sehe1nAAAA saMsaneSd site, the session. of s1urt Saturday ncfnins that he would withdraw Ills appeal to tn sdDefiof eCuft He took Alf appeai Sht tirdx1 last kftgr being fined $50 and cost eh thfee charges, tws for seiiihg fer fteftcd ciesti and tie thifd fof hasiH intoxicating lisdefs in his possession Witi :ntsfit t6 sell. ThS fines and costs i'm posed alH1dunted in hil t6 $fe0.35, af,
 with the lSf.i6 added in police court Sat ,. turdAy nefhink Scsieihhnab had edhtrih luted $1t7.50 to the cUurt SofefIfna lpaia.
 Mrs. Jen4ie 1rsssses e., wife of par
 l4l F. Kelley, died Saturday morning {
 St. JossRh's hospital from & eomvlisatio
 of diseases. Surviving her besides he
 iitis0End are three rr1ifiof children Daff
 Charles and Daniel Kelley, ali of th < city. f1ef mother. hrs. Aadela dee, sM - i've aisssrs, Mrs. Ella Morrison aad If
 Daniel Gleason.
 JSltn ca4ltsA, iafant s0f of Albert i
 and Florence Robinson Harris died ss
 urday morning. Tie child WAS born ,p tlils city May s7, tgts. Besides his pa ,. entsi he leaves two brothers and two Bi c t@rs. 'h FuASfal services fer PGfiey Wslk, - were held sattira&y afternIn nt l.;
 o'clock at the pafisrs of JAy Nj. sS spsf
 RsV. Mir. Baker of South Woodstock eo
 ducted the services The bearers we
 Elmer Walker, Franklin Waikef, Artht
 Wood and Harry Crane. Burial was
 tine GfDve cemetery, Eastfofd. where Re h. MT. Baker read A eontflittal service. i.
 ThN Ehskrsa&a fest ta tAe RubhNf ct