Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-04

Knkghts ef Pythias, Natchaug lodge, Ne. a. meets at 80 7Main stree..
 KRights sf Columbus San Jose as- Suubly, Ne "A, meets in Opera House bIaGk.
 LUz3sa st Jean Baptists, ,Amerique csnnaE ,FIseinssnd. Ne. 7A. meets in AR1rY AAu Centsr El=osk-
 S@ssA Ms~Aa<tv, of Ne. s99 1Askssa neSst vas before the police court Sat urdxyy morning charged with theft of a quantity sf cigarettes and ssme csm- fortnbaeS from a freight car m tho local F. He pleaded not guilty. and then ehaReed to 2 demurrer, which was ever ruled by Judge Frank H. FOsA
 County Detective William E. Jackson testified that koFiarty at first claimed no recollection of his whereabouts on that eysuiAg in question, but later admitted he was in company with Walter Timmins that night. He said that Moriarty told sf taking several drinks and then going to the freight yard with Timmins and assisting the latter in carrying several bundles to his home. He said he was "full'' Mrs. Timmins also stated that Moriarty was drunk when he came to the house and that he slept at the house that night. horiarty, when Prosecuting At torney Harvey inquired if he had any questions to ask, said that Detective Jackson lad stated the facts. Probable cause was found and Moriarty was bound over to the next criminl session of the superior court under bonds of 31.ooo.
 The arrest of Moriarty followed the arrest and binding over of Timmins. The goods stolen were valued at $320
 AdAa DrediRski. of No. 5e5 MaIu street. was. charged with assault on Sid ney Scheinman of No 105 Union street. He was accused of striking the boy with s leather strap. June 39th. The boy testified that on the day in question he and his brother, with a little girl went 10 call on his aunt Mrs. Belle Scnuyber., who resides in the same house DredInski does. The accused without cause came in the house and beat the boy leaving bruises on lis body. The boy sad the accused was drunk at the time. Adella Aizraul and Mrs. Schuybert corroborat- = his statements. Mrs. Emily Thomp- son. a neighbor, told of hearing loud taking ana upon going to the door heard the ScheinTnan boy Ddredinsk names. Drsdinsk told A similar story, stating thzk he had warned the Scneinman boy 10 stop bothering him and his children and he had warned the father of tae boys. He struck the boy but meant no harm. In summing up the case Judge Toss said that while the boys might have bot1 cred Dredinski this gave him no right 10 use the strap on them. He fined Dredinski three dollars an1 costs amounting to s1O.S5.
 Although todHy, the Fourth of July, will be celebrated in the usual noisy nSnner by the younger generation, ln- aHstions are that for the growrups it be quiet as no out of doors program has been arranged. Baseball games have been scheduled and neiShboring towns have arranged for Independence Day programs and many will leave the city to attend these attractions. Lake Wan gsu-baug. will probably be an attractive place during the day. As usual all fac tories shops and business houses will close for the day.
 4. local man is now in possession of a letter written to him some weeks sgc by his sister, while sle was in New York or her honeymoon. trip With the let ter is note of explanation written by the .-man who took the letter in hopes that money might be found enclosed The letter received was as follows:
 Dear Mir. G.: Waile on my journey through New York city l ran across the letter that your sister lost Be;ng out U. ullNS thought ladI Jhe leIler EOu4C contain something that would help me egt- 4-T-As financially embarrassed al the -dme.-- Unfortunately it was q Ter. eo1Hl letter from your sister. It is xitf deep regret that I had to wait so long be. tsre sending the letter to it's destination Rs my finances were (tres partltel very little, But as the wheel of fortune ha. turned favorably in my direction recent F am forwarding the letter to you witf utuost sorrow for the delay. Hopins hat it will. put you in the best of humoi tnd that it will find you successful an, Frosperous. A Man of the World, nov eaving Ocean Beach.