Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07

,dcated that there is going to. be. some
interesting Developments within the mex
few days.
At Oneco Monday Afternoon it was
explained that none of the cas- S dis os
of Monday We're ad;ourned f-o II las. Sa.
urday to next Saturday: that the only
case SPECIFICALLY a5journe to that time
the case of Edward Tyler. The case
disposed of Monday were cases thct warG
not taken UP East Saturday and co 4 b
considered with all prorriety on Mona
it was said and this was done.
With two eXcept .ons all of those ord
cred into court Monday by Depu Sheri
Iilinghast of Cen raj ViE2Ce were 10 nd
not guilty. Thomas Underwood we,
found guilty. Of having a. IN Ter -
dog and was fined 81 end cos s. sirni
fine and costs were imposed iron Arsh..r
| LEI eur for hay an unlicar sci do
! Mrs. Mary c. W lcox, Robert ]. III on
Fred Whitford, Harry Siberian, Mrs
Emma Eurpban, Samuel Mortimer an
Floyd Nathan were all adudged 70
guilty Of charles that DOES owned by
rem had hee0 g0inT a OF wi bout tags
! 1t was EXPLAINED that tie tags had beer
| lost and that the owners were not aware
of the fact
| Mr. Iyatnrop denied Monday a pubaishe5
summoned to court--ot ares ed-th1a
| thew would be let off easy of they wd-l
piead guilty.
| selectman James Bacon has sold hi.
farm, north Of Good ear. to H rod yev
lin and Jos ph F. Hornecll. both Of Water
| town N. Y. Mr.. Bacon will retain -cs
! S -sSicn Of the new residence on the far
until July In the meantime the new pur
chasers are occgs9ying anot er house
the place, which is known as the But .
farm.
Rev. A. f. Gallup, of the Pentesosta
church, announced Monday that the s9e
cial services being held at the churci
will be continued nightly q ring tn
present week, with the exception of Sa.
urday and that there will be three s-rvic
es-morninr-, Afternoon and evening-
netx Sunday. The m eetin~s are being ad
dressed by Rev. W. E. Smith.
Rev. Marvin S. Stocking was in Put
nam Monday forenoon to attend an in
ter-denominationaI meeting at the Baptis
church, and in Wflimantic during tn
after m to att nj d district meeting O
the Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bassett who hay
sold their home here, are to leave Wed
nesday morning en- route to Las Vegas
| @NS'e -Steis NllC4 Z L-lty lIllenl 10 AOcG
| Wednesday evening brings what is re
garded by local basketball fans as tn
star school game Of the year-the annus
home contes- between the teams OF Killing
ly and Putnam High schools.
The community teacher training Slas
met in the Methodist church Monda
evening.
i Deacon w. R Thurber was reporte
confined to his home by Illness in Brook
lyn Monday Deacon Thurblr is treasure
~ the WindhaIn County AgricI ltural 81
ciety.
More visitations are due from officer
to the most Of those reported to be enga,
ed in Illegal selling of intoxicants IN tn
territory. An restrictions and reguls
tons Notwithstanding, jakey is seet.u
through to the consuming trade in qual
titles Sufficient to meet all eds
A regular meeting of the chamber
commerce is set for this Tuesday, evel
ing. .7-
The plant OF the River Weaving CON
riapy, manufacturing cotton worsteds.
closed temporarily.
The fifth ami next to the last set
games in the pinochle Tournament at Il
bohemian club will be played this Glue
day. evening.
: The surface of the state highway b
= tween Danielson and Putnam is co2sI e
ably Sut UP in places and the going rouI
: for motorists
Cotton milf operatives in this terrific
{ are watching with the closest interest t.
j.. strikes and t7eeats of strf -es in 9th
parts Of New England, particular y Rho
4 Island, resulting from the recent redu
ton of wages in cotton mills.