Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-29

In the police court Wednesday morn
ing, Michael Mazzola, charged with vi
olating the Sunday closing law, again
has HIS case continued, this time to Sat
urday morning. 1t is intimated that
Mazzola has two attorneys and will fight
the case to a finish, being backed up by
several other small gricery store propri-
etors who fail to see any good in the
ruling that their type of stores must
close on Sunday.
arthur STcQuiIIan, of No 1870 sTuin
street, was before the court and had
his case continued to Saturday morning
In a raid on his store Tuesday night
| by Eastern Connecticut Federal Prohibi-
ton enforcement officers and local po-
| lice a thousand bottles or more of home
| brew was found and some twenty bar
rels of cider. The cider was bottled and
| was kept in the store. Several samples
taken by the officers win be analysed.
/ The home of William Wheeler. No. o
| Arnolds lane, was visited also but moth
ing but contraband was found. At the
saloon of John Makowskii No. 81 Jack
| son street, the officers failed to find any
1 wet goods but the air was filed with
| the odor of some sort of booze and it
I was believed that Makowsli was too
4 quick for the officers and had used the
\ sink to advantage when the officers
4 showed up at his place.
H The Natchaug Industrial Company
held its annual meeting Tuesday night
4 in the office of the Jordan Hardware
Company. The following directors We're
Il elected: Wflhalz P Jordan, George S
4 Elliott Henry A Bugbee c. J. Alpaugh
Il John e. Brick, John Reilly and George
Hatch. At the meeting of the directors
Il the following officers were elected: Pres
ident, William P. Jordan; vice president
/ Henry A. Bugbee; secretary, George S
Elliott; treasurer. John z. Brick as
Fl sistant treasurer, George S. Elliott. A
four per cent. dividend was recently yot.
ed by the company.
4 Santa Claus returned to this city OF
Tuesday evening and visited the meet
ing place of the Ladies Of the Maccabees
who were holding their Christmas tire,
L party. Gifts were distributed followin.
the entertainment. and refreshment!
We're served. The entertainment was a
/ follows: Duet, Holy Night, Mathiel
twins, Claire and Ethel: trio. ''Old Pal
James and Alice Tirnmins and Aust.
ton, Sonny" Elizabeth Moran: song
my sunnyside SAL" Ronald Cheese; vi
din and piano duet, James and Aiic
TinnIns.
Il windham Street and Natchaug school
will compete today Thursday at tn
Il Y. NJ. c. A in an athletic and swim
ming meet. Tie events of the NEE
will be as follows: Standing broad junr
fifteen yard dash, one hundred yard dasf
pull-nps. running relay, fifteen var
4 swim. plunge and swimming relay Pu
| pills of the three higher grades o
either school are open to compete. /
the evening Windham High Schoc
III Alumni Association is ~ hold a dane
4 / at the Y.
I'll livery day brings news of anothe
i win by the Ail-CoIlegians and. fans her
I are on their toes awaiting Friday nigh
4 when the Emeralds will tackle this out
4 fit for a second game. At their frs
q appearance in this city the rah rah IA
Y boys took the fans by storm but plent
of long gren has made its appearance
& here to back the Emeralds when the res
= ular lineup faces the collegians.
q Monday nights game the local five NJ
& hooked as pretty a line of pass wor
n as has ever been seen on the local foe
y and with the continuance Of this bran
d brand OF play tine All-Collegians wi
q find themselves travelling at a fast clip t
y wind uD on the high end of the scor
81 AT the 4. II. &. a. W euneSday mOrI
q ing the Giants defeated the Pirates ;
n TO 6, and the Reds the YanEs IS TO
n At 2 o'clock in the afternoon the DO!
n led by G. B. Gilman inspected the g;
Il house and later the foundry on Man
q field avenue. Trips TO local plants W
n continue throughout this week.
III The January meeting of Willimant
y Chamber of Commerce is scheduled f,
81 next Tuesday evening. Following Il
Y supper and business meeting a speak
81 will be heard on some subject Of vital +
81 tere5t.
3 The case of Maurice WKelch- al
IA Daniel Mccarthy versus the South Co
a entry Paper Mills, Inc, scheduled TO
q heard Wednesday by Justice Curt
b Dean was postponed until Monday, Jal
81 u,>ry 9Th at 10 a. m.
B Beats assigned to local officers for t