Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-05
WILLIMANTIC

partition ln the cellar Detoa3S to plla s4lu he wanted them. He testified that he was not drunk at the time put haa taKen a few drinks He claimed that Mrs. Whitmarsh was drunk when she made the complaint. Chief of Police Killourey and Mrs Whitmarsh testified that Bel ware was intoxicated when arrested, and Mrs. Whitmarsh denied that she was drunk Sunday. Deputy Judge Curtis Dean found BelWare guilty and fined | him five dollars and costs amounting to $1275 which Beaware was unable to 1 pay. He was placed in charge of Pro- bation Oicer Elmer M Young until his fine is paid.
 Arthur BOuray of this city was charged with reckless driving uRday morning on Jackson street He entered a plea of guilty and was fined s25 and costs, | amounting to $s275, which he paid Bou- ray had been arrested previously for driving without a license. It is claimed that he was driving up Jackson street Sunday morning at a fast rate of speed endangering the lives Of worshippers leaving St. Joseph's church after the morning mass.
 A dozen local boys have signed up at the local Y. M. C. A. to attend the summer camp at Camp Hazen, Cedar | leave this city July 1S for two weeks | stay at the camp where they will be in charge of F. A tanley, secretary of the state Y NJ c. A. The boys who will at tend camp from this city are Watson Burton. John Williams. Clarence An thony, Ephn Buck, William Jackson, Jr. Gordon Bowers Charles Clark, Otis Macqmber, John Bowers. John Nichols Edward Nichols and Marrill Ide. morni2's tn
 Captain Frank P. Fenton of this city was Independence Day speaker at Wat erbury when exercises in memory of the battleship Maine were held.
 scotlsnd and Mansfield celebrated the grand and glorious Fourth in old time manner this year. The day was usher ed in with fireworks and soon after ter o'clock parades took place in the re- 1 spectiye towns At. Mansfield a cafeteria dinner was served at noon on the green During the afternoon address were de 1 livered at Masf1eId by Lieut.. Governor Charles A. Templeton of Waterbury ant 1 by Professor R. E. Dodge of Storrs col 1 lege During the evening dancing tool place in both villages Fireworks dis plays during the evening ended a perfec day.
 The American band took part in thu Fourt of July parade in Greeneyilie in thu morning. During the evening the1 played at Recreation park this cit. 1 where James J. Shea post, No. 19 American Legion held carnival. Durins the evening an attractive display of SC pieces and bursting bombs was enjoyed by those at the park grounds
 There was large atteDdanee at tn performances orf Chautauqua Monday The lecture, The New World Spirit o l Young Canada and Young America, b. Arthur Hunt Chute, was one of tn feature attractions of the day. Nil chute's adventures as an author, pubH cist soldier, orator and war correspond ent makes him well fitted to deliver al address on such topic.
 The swimming pool at the Y. M. c. 4 was a busy spot Monday During tn morning 40 boys in the free swimmin classes enjoyed lessons in the pool. Dur
 ing the afternoon many more boys wen
 into the pool to cool off after plaNn about in the sun. This (Tuesday) morn
 ing 50 or more girls will take their ire
 lessons in the pool.
 The National Organization of tn American Red Cross has been in con munieation with the local I. officials an it has been arranged that during tn
 first of August local people would b
 given instructions in first aid and If
 saving. Men are to come to this cit representing the Red Cross and giv
 demonstrations of various methods c
 saving the lives of persons in danger C
 being drowned, including artificial resp.
 ration.
 MT. and Mrs. John Loomis of Mort
 street spent the holidays at their col
 tage at Hampton.
 Gordon Barker of Mt Hermon schoo Northfeld, Mass, is at his home o
 North street for the summer vacation.
 Rev. Artaur D. Carpenter, pastor (
 theFirst Baptist church has arrange for series of Sunday services durin
 the next two months, to be in charge young men of the city who are studyin
 for the ministry.
 Miss Dorothy Burdue, Miss Myrtl Hawkins. and Miss Lena Makove are 1 leave this tTuesdayl morning for liar ford From there they will go hy stean
 CT to New York city to attend tt
 worlds convention of the Christian E1
 deavor Union. Wednesday. July ettt 1
 the 11th.
 Russell Webster of this city has bee , selected by a Hartford newspaper 1 ! throughout the state during the summt . months
 ATneFieanizatien Director and Mir Gilman, with their son Donald are el
 toying a vacation at Swampscott Mass
 Merritt J. Hopkins of this city is no
 in Deleyan, N. Y, where hg is employe
 as superintendent of the eommunii , chautauQna.
 Rev Arthur D Carpenter, pastor of u