Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-14
JEWETT CITY

JEWEL l ClI '
 There have been so many legal proceed- ings in this section of late that by even only casual following of the courts valuable points of law have been learned and some common mistakes righted It has always been generally believed here that appeals from the judgment of this Griswold court were taken to the su- perior court Such belief, however nat ural. is entirely erroneous. In New London county such appeals are to the court of common pleas. This court was established in this county in 1870. In the adjoining county of Windham an en- tirely different condition obtains for that county has no court of common pleas, and appeals from the town or justice courts there are taken to the superior court. In a recent exceptionally promi- nent case tried in JeWett City hundreds of paners from all parts of the country printed the misstatement that an appeal was taken to the superior court.
 Relative to another little understood matter: There Is now in the Griswold town house cellar S14,00O worth of con- fiscated liquor. It cost the town S171 to transport it whence it came to it's pres ent resting place. If it is finally ad- judged to be the property of the original 
 have to foot the bill of carrying it back.
 The slater's Tigers put it all over the Aspinooli Royal Juniors by the tightly | contested score of 9 to &. In the ninth 1 inning Aspinook put in three pinch hit 'ters of the sure enuf' claSs-Sharkey, McGovern and Tracy, Pepin. the Slater 1 pitcher, famed McGovern with Tracy on 1 third A large audience was interested l in the gane.
 Aspinook lineup: Koss c. Liberte p. S. 1 Levine 1b, T. Ewel 2b. T. Marinnello ss, F Macinnello 3b, Gutheckt If, Jack If, L.. l SIedman Of
 Skaters lineup: 8. Derda c, R. Pepin p, l Victor 1b F. Polewascy 2b J. Pizzo ss, i J. Sadovski 3b. Joseph Walos If, s. Bush l If, S. Gutneekt et.
 Among the attractive altar decorations at the Baptist church were the beautiful varieties of gladioli from ". E. Palmer l gardens in Hopeville. MT Palmer's thou l sands of plants include many of the lead 1 ing named sorts.
 Notable am9ng the coming events Is 1 the field day and picnic of Undaunted lodge, No. 34. K. of P, to be held in Sep | tember. At that time there will be ball | game of real importance between the 1 Ford Natchaugs and Wechsler's Un- daunted. Manager Wechsler has asked 1 all aspirants for the team to come to Ashland mark Tuesday evening Wech- sler's Mighty Six showed the Natchaug i bowiers all about that game and declares now that his ball team will teach them ] baseball.
 Robert S Tyler of Po~tland, Me, was 1 visiting friends in town Saturday.
 MT and Mrs. Timothy Duggan had as | their guests Sunday Mes. J. H Desmond Miss Mary Desmond and Master J. A | f N -f111
 Mrs. John McGrath returned to Hart ford Sunday after two weeks visit with her brother Timothy Duggan.
 party of friends of Mir and Mrs P H. Gilbert enjoyed dance at thelr Beach pond summer home Friday even ing. A frankfurt roast with rolls ant coffee was held on the hill above the cot. tage, and muskmelons, ice cream, cake and lemonade were served in the house
 As it was Mrs. Gilbert's birthday, N. B Parkhurst, representing the friends, pre- sented her a black leather travelins
 case and a box of candy. A birthday
 cake with the proper figures outlined with candles was feature of the feast
 Nl1S. Gilbert received other gifts from tht
 family Two of the guests travelled the
 highway and several byways. including
 the Long woods. ran into charcoal pit'
 and barnyards and tried to turn around
 in place not wide enough In a frantic
 pursuit of the right road to Beach pond
 A searching party was being organized
 when the automobile n4'ty was espieC
 zigzagging crazily along, tried the 50tl
 turn, and to their astenishment discov , cred that they were found The guest were MT. and Mrs. F. C. Whiting, Mir
 and Mrs. Henry Olsen. Mt. and Mrs. E
 B. Cheney, MT. akd Mrs. J. H. Tracy | Afr nd n N{rc E. A. Faust, MT. and Mra C. E. Spieer
 MT. and Mrs. \. E. Parkhurst. Mrs. H T. Jeffers, Mrs. Mabel Havens, Carleton
 Ravens, James Blair, Jr, Paul Geist. Jr Harold Faust Leslie Ward. John Barry
 Miss Julia Sayles, Miss Mabel McBroome
 Miss Gladys Jeffers, Mrs. Pleasant Ford Mrs. Frank Spaulding. Mrs. Harriet Gil 1 bert and Miss Maud Gilbert.
 MT. and Mrs. John Carey and sol Richard of Boston have been visiting a Everett Alleys
 Frank Brown and Lemuel Green ar
 travelling through Vermont for tw
 weeks
 John Armstrong with his son Jame
 from Providence spent Sunday with hi : father. James Armstrong.
 Probably no baseball contest played i
 the east in these latter days will equa
 the battle that takes place this Monday
 evening on the Casino grounds at 6.S(
 The contestants are the Married Me
 and the Railroad Clerks. The Marie
 Men have agreed not to carry stov pokers cc rolling pins. and the R. R. signed articles late Sunday evening tha n copuling pins and airbrake pipes woul V be left on all cars in freight yards
 William Clark cut Saturday fe'
 trees out of what was once a hedge o
 his property at Meadow brook. Thes : trees are the Osage orange. and are SC : dom seen in these attitudes. They wei d planted 20 yescs ago by A. A. Young r serve as hedge around the property +