Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-11

Ilcuis Golastein. Who wurks a farm on Ash street. just over the city line, in the town Of ManEiield. would give much to bring the person 10 justice who cut the tall frcm one of his prize Jersey COWS early WednBdzy morning Goldstein came Co the local police station Wednes- day morning and reaching into a paper bag he was carrying pulled out the cow's taM asl evidence of the deed He re- qucstsd that the police arrest a certain man Co Manaheld. blaming him for the aci. claiming that although he did not see the act performed this man had tk1e41sned him. Goldstein was referred to Inc Mansfield authorities in taking le- gal action He did so and County Sheriii Pred O. Vinton came from Eagleville and made an investigation, but found no clue as Co the persen guilty of the act The matter is being referred to the humane society for action
 Goidstein said that a neighbor heard nolses near Goldstein's- barn and notified him. He got up and after Investigating found the COW had been mutilated- The lal Of the animal lay on the ground FcctprinEs led from the barn through the yard Co the road. and there the trail was lest Dr. Dow was called and dressed the stump of the cows tail, which had been cut Of in a crpel manner within eight inches Of the rump. according to the statement of the veterinary. The tsi had been cut. the bones broken and tuisiei. and then the tail pulled of com pictaly. Dr. Dow expressed m opinion that One peFson guilty or such a diaboii- eal act should be dealt with severely and an example be made of him.
 Lssal friends of Bruce ribbais simOnds con of Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Simond' of Bridgeport. formerly of Mansfield, ar, pleased to hear of his success in mnsica circles in Europe. While in Europ many high honors have been paid thi! Amerscan-born artist Mir Simonds, ia ther of Bruce Sinonds, a graduate o Yale and for many years headmaster 0 the Bridgeport High school, was formerl, "a resident of Mansfield and spent muci of hia boyhood there. The Slfnonds fam fly comes from old stock a family tha made Mansfield their home for years
 R. c. Remington ss Hartford, wh, early Ia June contracted with Mike Mag Eoia for a i've year lease of the store No sss Main street. to be used for part o Inc owners business. is having difficult! ln retting the rent. The store was hifes by the month. Jan. 18th. by Abraham -soi6atein for his business. When Mag cola leased the store and brick bulldin, in the rear to Remington he notife, Goldstein to vacate July 1st, and afte collecting the months rent from Gold utsin returned the amount for July Is te tho middle of the month. Goldsteli fafed to vacats July 1st and a writ 0 sumnary process was served on him which he has ignored. At first 1t wa teund that the summary process paper were Illegally made out and new one were drawn. Then it was discovere, that the justice of the peace before whom Inc czse vas Co be tried was interested il sne of the parties in the ease and wa therefore disqualified The case was late nnsiEncd before Justice of the Peac Thofnas J. Kelley and a date set fo Saturday. Aug. sth. Attorney Harvey fo lhe defendant moved for a trial before
 taatieo s@sy, whtch was accepted and SC Dor Wednesday afternoon at o'cloel Constabie Elmer M. Young was delegate to summon six men for the afternoon When the time came for the trial onf tne of t3e jurymen appeared. Clafenc