Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-31
.DEWEFT CITY

1 car, a Buick, nearly new, went through1 the fence turned over and around, and, then struck partly on end in the sand
 and weeds, down the bank Deputy 1 Sheriff John T. Dolan and Chief of Po- l lice John McDermott were notified. ln- i vestigation brought to light the fact that | l the car had been seen on the street l I in Jewett City early in the evening with | no registration number. After the ac- | cident Sheriff Dolan arrested one of the i n~n, paralyzed drunk a mile up the | road He is in the cooler under the l name of Tippy Torgopd The officers I have line on the other occupant of l the car. It is believed that the car isl owned in Moosup by a man named Stone, and it is likely the two trunks who drove it and threw the numbers away I didn't ask for it's loan.
 Officer McDermott told local garage men to get the car which they did, at l 10.30 Saturday night. The car is not 1 badly damaged.
 Nicholas Assad of Jewett City with his wife and two small children visited a Franklin street jewelry store Nor l wich Saturday afternoon and asked to
 see some diamond rings. A tray was brought out, and then began a whole
 sale trying on of diamond rings. They all tried on two or three, putting one l hack and picking up another, finally not suited they left Later, when checking
 up the rings, one valued at S4D0 was
 missing Capt. D. J. Twomey sent Ser l geant John H. Kane to Jewett City | and he and Chief of Police John Me l Dermott arrested Assad in his store on
 Main street, opposite the Finn block. | Upon being arrested he produced the l ring. claiming that his little girl had l dropped it in her apron pocket, not
 knowing that she was stealing. Assad I was taken to Norwich by Sergeant
 Kane and is under $500 bonds to appear
 today (Monday). He was allowed to
 come home.
 Talk on the street indicates that 1t
 is not generally understood about the
 federal authorities sezing the Potter
 cider.
 It was believed that the cider, having
 been seized by the state was still it's
 holding. Many contended that the United States had taken the cider from
 the state of Connecticut. Legal authori- ties who have been asked relative to this matter, state that even as the dep
 uty marshal arrived, the clerk of the
 court had agreeable to the orders of the judge, delivered to him the key with the
 necessary papers containing authoritative instructions to return the cider to the , place whence it came So that when 1 lJepulN U. C hdISIidI bJlSSS S6LIeu lilC
 cider last Thursday, it was John Potter's cider, with identical rights of owner ship existing as of any date previous to July 3rd.
 I 4 large delegation of Jewett City l baseball fans went to Taftville Saturday
 afternoon to root for the home team. sJ Nothing doing Taftyille piled up 12 l runs; the Ashlands brought home the following string of choice old goose eggs, : O. ., Q, Q. 0, Q. Q, 0, Q. This collection
 will be turned over to the local game commission for matching. The commis- S sion has an officially certified incubator r for matching pheasants' eggs. but it is
 reported that the services of an old hen
 will be secured as being safer with del
 icate eggs. The result of the setting 1 will be watched with interest. when the
 matching takes place next sprint.
 , MT. and Mrs. P. F. DriscolI were at : the Rhode Island hospital Providence, : Friday, to see their daughter, Annie, who ' has undergone a serious operation. The result of their call was most satisfactory , as they found her convalescing steadily Il with hopes that she may come home in
 l two weeks with health restored.
 Q Justice of the Peace Benj. R. Gard S ner married Nurico Rebeschi of New Q Haven. and Miss Ruth Graham, of [ IoTDISeDLIls 5odIuTudy dlIeIIlOOu. l nc l 1 bride is the daughter of Edward and - Anna Maher Graham of that city. They - were attended by Mir. and Mrs Edward II Anderson of Griswold, with whom they Q are spending the summer
 y Mrs. F. s. Brown and her son Arnold r of Maiden, Mass, passed through the
 l borough Saturday en route to Norwich C Shepherd Brown, Mrs Browns elder son F is in New Hampshire, accompanied by
 his wife, enjoying a vacation. Both Ii young men were born in Griswold and = are now operating the Multiple Winding = company plant of Maiden, manufactur- Il ing high grade cotton yarn
 A company of one hundred gathered : in the Baptist vestry Friday evening tC welcome the new pastor, Rev. E. E
 Scates and his family. Miss Ida Foster : had made the room very attractive witt ! 1 decorations of dahIias, nasturtiuns
 sweet peas and cone flowers. Mr anc Il Mrs. Scates and family were assisted ir
 receiving by Deacon and Mrs. J. E. Phil Il lips, Deacon and Mrs. D. L. Phillips q Deacon and Mrs, C. F Gardner. After 5 the reception, Rev J. P Richardson
 pastor of Pachaug Congregations church offered prayer. The junior choil accompanied by Mrs. G. H. Prior sans
 Now the Day is Over. Rev. William | J. Reynolds, pastor of Newent churcE
 gave welcome to the new pastor ant ' his family. and Deacon F. E. Robinson H extended the welcome for the Jewet City Congregational church. Tyler Gil
 bert played a violin solo, Berceuse, by
 Jocelyn, and was accompanied by hit Il sister, Miss Alice Gilbert Rev MT
 Scates responded most heartily to tn, 7 welcome expressing his appreciation , showing cordial, friendly spirit Mis- v Viva Richardson played a piano solo VI Ballade in A fiat, by Chopin. In re sponse to an encore she gave To the Ris
 ing Sun by Torjussen. Miss Richardson
 is musical instructor in Mt Hermon :, and is at her home in Pachaug for tn h summer. Her music is most delight 7 ful. Ice cream and cake were servet Il by Miss Alice A Browns Sunda, 1T school class. The waitresses were mem VI bers of Mrs D. L. Phillips and R. W ,- Dearnley's classes. MT. and Mrs Mel a bert Myott were in charge of the punch T. which was served by Misses Doris My -, ott and Alice Gilbert. The committee il l. charge of arranging so pleasant an af m E. M. Swift and Miss Ida L Foster. Tn ,e progrom committee was Mrs. A. M d Brown and Miss Alice A. Brown
 A whole lot of Willimant.c baseba te fans came to Jewett City Sunday to roc
 for the Thread city team. The hom fl team piled up six runs and palmed o l. on Willimantic six of the fine goose egg T. that Tafts handed the borough team Sat
 urday. The visitors have made arrange r. n1ents with the local manage to borro, S. the latter's old hen for matching pur 4n+E poses!