Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-13
JEWETTc CITY

John Godek was presented in the town court Wednesday morning charged with the illegal sale of liquor on two counts His plea was not guilty. He was de tended by Attorney Joseph T. Tanning, of Norwich. In the face Of sufncientiy ind.sputaDle evidence, Judge Arthur M. Brown found Godek guilty and imposed a. fine of S300 on each count
 George Godek was also presented and charged with the illegal sale of liquor on. one count He, also entered a plea of not guilty, but for, reasons already stated, as in the case of his brother he was found guilty and was fined $2OO. Both men appealed to the next term 0c the higher. court.
 Clarence Kahn appeared as bondsman for John Godek and John Godek for George Godek.
 Two of Jewett City's most distinguish visit in New York. One Is a tonsorial l artist of undisputable attainments, the l other has developed a favorably mark ed degree of skill with a brush other : than that with which the former artist ] spreads the lather on. the faces of his i customers.
 The second brush artist has been [ p.y:ng his trade in the big city and i knows the metropolis from the Battery iAo Harlem. The barber man never va: l there before With times as strenuou; i as they are in New York today, it Is no I 10. be supposed that two such attractiv' persons could land in the Grand Cen
 traI Station in broad daylight and thinl to get away unrot.ced. Oh, no. Not so
 One man there, who saw and knew
 prominent officials were notified, depart i rnents sent out special information. Blu
 after two days, even the wary men o
 Gotham found no fault in them. The N were guided by an invisible friend, steer
 ed carefully clear from the bad an boisterous Bowery, and have arrive
 home safe and sound, except for . sort of far away look 10 be seen in tn
 barber's eye
 | Mrs. B., c. Bliss has been visiting few days with her son and daughter-!r
 laE, Donald c. Ciiss, of Paxton, Mass. Many JeE.tt City friends and a. ouaintances- of Gi:oert h. Hewitt wei , sorry to learn Of h.s sudden death $ told in Wednesdays Bulletin. He VI 3 ] ar ccasionai visitor a few years ago Mount Vernon lodge here. There VI
 the time when a large party from he
 were the. guests of St. James lodge
 Norwich one evening, to witness work
 t;le Master Mason's degree. The par
 was considerably augmented and t c k6SUeSL interest WAS dEouSeu, hHeH ; was whispered about in the local Tod i, tina. Gilbert Hewitt was to take a proi $ inent part in the degree team II mig l. here he added, that MT. Hewitt did ia d such q part. And many a Norwich IT: y iias 1t to say today that few ever took
 like him. At an all important junctu .- his argument always proved convinc;
 beyond the shadow of a doubt.
 Dorcas circle of the Kings DauEht,
 observed its. fifteenth anniversary at
 annual meeting Tuesday evening.
 meeting was held : in the .parior Of {
 Congregational church. A covered d!
 supper was served, the tables being |: lg ranged in the shape of a cross. The fo
 ing doors were draped !n purple crepe I k per. a large silver cross being hung s. the center. Escalloped oysters, pot; re salad, cabbage salad, tea rolls, piclll at cake, cAndys nuts a1d coffee were SCI
 ed. each member serving her own c to tribution to the supper. Grace was asa x by Mrs. J. B. A.dr!ch. The leader, Ai , N. 4. Bprdick presided at the bugin eA meeting. A social followed, durl .v. which there were :ipiano solos by M a. John Post and Miss Foraetsa Roberts