Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-20

brought before Justice of the Peace Ed ward Zellar at Warfenville, Monday af- 1 ternoon, charged with the sale of irtox- icating liquors. He was found guilty and fined $50 and costs, amounting to s87.10. The fine was paid and C6rbo- raski was placed on probation for three months to pay the costs of S3e.10. He was warned that his second appearance on the charge would bring 3 jail sen- tence.
 Arthur 4. Sweet, eisht-yesaf-sld ssa of MT. and Mrs Arthur w. Sweet, 230 Valley street, was injured Monday af ternoon when the bicycle he was rid | ing to Natchaug school was struck by an automobile driven by Mrs. Macfar- | lane of Windham road. The boy was i thrown from his wheel and badly cut, six stitches being taken by the doctor who attended him, to close his wounds 1 The Sweet boy was following a trick and was turning into Pearl street when : the Macfarlane car, coming from the east. struck his wheel.
 1 Clarence A. Carpenter and Miss Eli zabeth B. Dupres, both of this city, were married Monday morning at ' O. clock at St Mary's church by Rev. J. J. Papillon, the pastor. The witnesses were Rock Bussiere cousin of the bride. and William B. Green. Follow ! ing the ceremony breakfast was serv- I ed at the home of the bride on Valley street. Mir. and Mrs Carpenter will spend their honeymoon at Niagara Falls. N Y. Upon their return they will live on Valley street. The groom is employed as telegraph operator at
 the local station of the New Haven railroad.
 Three of the five eases on the police court docket Monday morning were dis posed of by the court. Alfred Meikle, Alfred stocker and Joseph Devine, all charged with intoxication, pleaded gui-
 ty, and paid fines of $ and costs,
 amounting to $12.15 in each case.
 Samuel and Morris Spector, father
 and son. charged with breach of the peace, asked for continuance of their case which went over until Satur day morning, bonds being fixed at s1oO ecah, which were furnished by a friend. News Briefs.
 Church and Main streets are to be closed to vehicular traffic this tTues- day) evening between and g o'clock. Two pictures are to be shown in connec- tion with the Safety First Week pro- gram. They are Where Are Your Cfil- dren? and Shoulder Arms. The picture is to be flashed on screen in front of the Jordan building from a booth mounted on a truck. The r. M. c. A.
 has loaned it's motion picture machine for the evening.
 Trustees of the First Congr regational
 church of South Coventry have reeeiv- ed notice that in the will of Mrs. Ger trude E. Babcock, a Cleveland, Ohio, trust conSoany has fund of $5,000, the income of which is to be used to- ward the support of preaching at that church.
 Harold Ladd. mechanic srd class U. s. N, is spending a thirteen-day fur tough in this city
 Richard Harris of High street left Monday to attend the state trade school. at South Manchester.
 MT. and Mrs c. H. Webster have an
 nounced the marriage July 18th of their
 daughter, Pearl May, and Raymond F
 Russell of Providence, R. I. Mir and
 Mrs Russell are to make their homo al
 No 25O York street, New Haven. Hubert L. Rock former resident ot
 this city, now a resident of Bocas de
 Cora, Isthznus of Panama, is visiting
 Willimantic friends. NIT. Rock left . for the United Fruit Company in con nection with it's railroad system. H.
 is now roadmaster of the company: Panama system. For many years MT Rock was a passenger conductor on tn l Central Vermont railroad
 The Sacred Heart grade of Sf. Mary , parish attended the carnival of Gard Marshall, North Grosvenordale, Satur day night and took second prize sil yer loving cup, in the prize drill Valmore Monast of Valley street lief Monday afternoon for Green Lake, Pa to spend week in camp before enter ing the University of Pennsylvania.
 Walter Coifins, of Hartford former . iy of this city. returned to his dutie 1 Monday night after weeks vacation 8 part of which was spent in williman
 tic.
 Miss Aptoinette Girard, daugtAer 0 pr. and Mrs. c. Fl, Girard of this city 1 sai ed on S. $. Bourdounais for France ; with eighteen American scholarshi, l girls, chaperoned by Mrs. Holland I Captain Frank James of Eas
 Orange, N. j., was a recent visitor i, this city.
 James E. Curran left Monday to re
 sunne his studies at Boston university. In connection with Safety First wee
 workmen have been engaged in repaint
 ing the white lines on Main street des 2 ignatt1g cross walks for pedestrians. John c. Tracy has been appointe transportation manager for those wh desire to attend Willimantic Day a a the Brooklyn fair Thursday. Loca stores close at noon for the day and i Is expected that over a hundred busi { ness men and their friends will mee at Lincoln square at 12.01 o'clock read