Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22
uEWETT CITY

Judge 4. M. Brown, attorney for Mrs. T. A. Rioux, and William H. Shields of Norwich, attorney for Miss Elizabeth Dealy, owner of the Maple Leaf shop in the Rioux block, appeared before Jus tice of the Peace William R. Palmer. in the town court room Monday morning Dealy had been asked to show cause why she has not vacated the apart ments now occupied by her in the Rioux block contrary to the wishes of the l owner. As result of the hearing, it was settled that the case shall be tried 1 In the toEn court of GrisWold. Judge
 A. M. Brown will not try the case, and
 Deputy Judge F. E. Robinson, will not, | for personal reasons. Hence when the case comes up for trial in October there 1 will exist the unusual necessity of hay 1 ing a judge from some other part of the state preside
 | Monday afternoon 6 young man who said he was in the navy during the war. and that he lived with his father i in Worcester, walked into M Gittle- 1 mans tailor shop on Main street The
 visitor wore g light colored suit. He inquired how much 1t would cost to have the cuffs on the trousers turned 1 up and pressed. The price didn't suit him so he inquired about the prices of 1 different suits hanging about the shop. 1 A price was quoted to him on 8 suit 1 The young man said he would go and l telephone his father to have him send the money. Later he appeared again to tell MT. Gittleman that the cash was not forthcoming. Sometime during Monday night the same young man made a third call this time through | a rear window. He shed his old suit, left it in a chair and donned a new $50 suit, The suit he took had no buttons on the coat He therefore cut the but tons from another coat, evidence show l ing that he had found a needle and thread and seWed buttons on the coat he took.
 l A dozen other new suits and several cuts of silk and woolen suiting were not disturbed.
 MT. and Mrs. David Mcintosh of New ! York announce the engagement of their 1 niece. Miss Janet M. Hood to Alexan- der Duncan Mackay of Glasgow, Scot 1 land. Miss Hood is a sister of Mrs. 1 Frank Wilcox and a frequent visitor, at her home. MT. Maekay is the talented organist who gave much pleasure by
 his 7ecitals on his visit to his brother, Charles MacKay, where the latter re-
 sided in JeWett City.
 The business of Ravens Son in OCWCtL Nity HdS pSSh Solu u A16yHC
 Aronof of HobokeH, N. J. The store in
 Plaindeld will be retained by its pres ent owners.
 The Pachaug community club is te meet next week Thursday.
 Paehaug Ladies' Aid society will
 meet at Mrs. William Briggs Thurs
 day afternoon.
 Last week at least three reporss
 reached Deputy Game Warden W. R
 Palmer that fish were heinz taken H.
 legally in nets at Pachaug pond. Las Saturday Mir. Palmer, Officer Dolan and
 a state fish and game official had re- liable information that & few hauls were to be made Saturday night. A I haul other than of fishes would have been made only that the weather mar
 seemed to favor the poacheTs. Just ] about as things were getting in ahapt
 for a strike, the terrific electric stcrr l upset all plans. Sunday. although tn,
 pond was patrplled all day 1t is heliev
 ed that some fish were taken It was
 discovered that the men who were
 working the nets. all carried fshpolel
 which at the slightest alarm they put