Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
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Nafchaug Lodge, No. 22, Knights of Pythias, meet at S07 Main street. Independent Order of Foresters. Court Fahra. No. 34s5, meets at 25 Jackson street.
 Woodmen of the world. wnIimantic Camp. No. SS, meets in ". c. T. U. hall Valley stregt.
 When Lsuis seAeAsl of this city was fined $2, without costs by Judge Frank + Foss. last Monday, for his part in an assault made on David William of Willi- vas brought to ciosA Saturday morn ing, William, through his attorney, Sam. ieI B. Harvey brought civil action against Schekel for damages of $l,000., The complaint was made on the following two counts: l. On March 6, 1921, at the said town of Windhan. the defendant as- saulted the plaintiff and beat him and struck him upon his head and knocked him down on the ground. 2. Because of said acts of the defendant the plaintiff was severely cut and bruised upon his head and was put in great pain, and was obliged to secure medical service and att tendance for which he has paid and is holden to pay the sum of $50.
 Schekei owns half-interest in the shoe shining business located at No. 8 North street. His half of the business was attached to the amount of $1,100 on Saturday forenoon by Constable Elmer NJ. Younf. Joseph K. Haddad went bonds for Schekel. The case Is returnable to the windham county superior court on the first Tuesdaydn April.
 Roswell Mohitt, who claimed DanielsDz as his home town, was before the local police court Saturday morning charged with intoxication. Moffitt pleaded guilty and told the court that he had been ar rested before for a similar offense. He was found guilty and fined $10 and costs smounting to s17.14 which he was una bic to pay. He was taken to jail Moff1tt's case was the first case of intoxication 1T the local police court since February IS The civil suis of Hollis H. Lyman against Mrs Frederick Rebans, of New York, scheduled to bes heard by Justic, of the Peace Curtis Dean. Saturday morn \ ing. was continued for one week at thu request of the plaintiff. The suit wal brought to reco'nr damages for worl done and materials furnished by plaintiff . for work at the defendants summer hon in Hampton. It is understood that tn defendant offered to settle but the amour sent to the attorney for the plaintiff fail /; ed to cover the entire bill
 Edgar N. Warner, clerk of the superio court, and his stenographer, Miss Mar joris Bradford were in this city Satur day to examine applicants for naturali zation papers. Second papers were grant cd Henry Brown, Jan Wolf, Stephe Shereix, Taniste Gadue, Assad Malolit John Klasson, Arthur Bernier, and NJ cola Gavch Innis J. Harvey. an ex-ser vice man, was also granted second papers First papers were granted Costas Stamaton, Timothy T. Sullivan and Leo pold Auclair.
 Signs that spring Is at hand are eviden every day among the youngsters of tn city. Baseball equipment has bee t' brought out and marble games can b seen in many a backyard.
 Mrs. Belle c. Miller, of Providence, va the snraker at the Sunday meetings ( the I q t Spiritualist Society held at tn WonaaIis club rooms, No 803 Mai street
 At the community service at the Firs Baptist church, Sunday night, stereopt con views, fifty in number, illustratin Charles Sheldon's book, In His Step were shown. There was large attend Rnee at the meeting.
 l. thursday of this week (Maunda Thufsday). at St. Pauls Episcopal churc there will be penitential office and pre- iaration for the Easter communion. Re 2 John R. Jackson, rector of St. Andrew church, Hartford is to preach. Followir the evening service Rev. MT. Jackson is address the Episcopal Mems club tellir them 0 fhis experiences with the "dowl aild-outers.''
 ". C.. Norris of this city occupied u pulpit at the Liberty Hill Congregatioa church Sunday morning.
 Members of San Jose Council, No. 1