Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-18
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son against Frank Rosen for a bill GOV ering dental work for one of Rosen'S children was heard before Justice of tho Peace Curtis Dean, Saturday afternoon, and judgment was rendered for the plaintiff to recover with costs. Rosen took an appeal to the superior court.
 While at his work recently at the HpIhouSe & Taylor wood turning shop, Philip LaPaime caught his left hand in a machine and nearly severed three f1n- gers. The injured man was rushed to St. Josephs hospital where the tops of the fingers were amputated.
 William Hinclley of Jordan road came to the police station Saturday afternoon and reported that some time between Il o'clock Friday night and daybreak Saturday morning, thieves entered his hencoop and stole a dozen hens and two roosters.
 At a business meeting of the First Congregational church of Mansfield Cen ter it was voted to accept the resigna- tion of Rev. Harold W. Tillinghast as it's pastor, to take effect March S1, 1923 and the church will close its paSorial re- laions January 31. 1923. MT. Tillinghast assumed his duties as pastor of the Mansfield and Spring Hill churches on December 1, 1921 at a combined salary of 1000 and parsonage at Mansfield Center.
 Tho cases of MT. and Mrs. Henry Stik- | in and MT. and Mrs. Jake KrasWoticz of Columbia charged with having in their possession liquor with intent to sell and actual sales of liquor, which were to have been tried Saturday morn ing at the town hall, in Columbia before Justice of the Peace Hubert F. Collins, were continued until this Monday norn- ing.
 The Do Your Shopping Early motto it being well lived up to in this city and Saturday evening was certainly busy one for the clerks of the local stores Hundreds of Christmas shoppers hustled many were seen to start for home witt bundles piled high in their arms. AT additional attraction to the buyers wal that the weather was reasonably mllC and the sidewalks were dry.
 Friends of MEa Le..is Goss, fornaerly of this city and now of Hartford, hay, received cards announcing the engage ment of her daughter, Marion l.. Goss t, Milton II. Horne.
 Mrs. John Hopkins, who has been ipatient at St. Joseph's hospital for |: humber of weeks from injuries sustainet in fall, has gone to the home of he daughter, Mrs. H. F. Maine in Scot land.
 l Mrs. Darius K. Clark recently enter tained q social whist club of three ta bles. This club have been playing to gether for the past IA years.
 Miss Belle Chamberlain, former teach jer at the Ridges school and now teache [ in Hebron, was a recent visitor in thi city.
 MT. and Mrs, Herbert Ladd were re cent visitors in Hartfodr. , Robert Rafferty, a student in BostoI s-ent the week end with his parents this city.
 Mrs. Curtin H. Reinhardt and Gus
 tin, Jn, are at Mrs. Reinhardt's hom = in Catasaque, Penn, for the holiday
 Mrs. Reinhardt will join them Wednes
 day.
 A special meeting of San Jose counci No II, Knights of Columbus, was hel
 Sunday evening and was largely attend
 ed.
 Mrs. Fannie Tracy of Coventry rt
 gently entertained a D. A. R. Auctio
 club Of two tables at her home Tn
 club is composed Of Coventry and will mantle ladies. Mrs. L. A. Kingsle lplayed in the absence of one of the men
 bers.
 Mrs. John L. Leonard is the guest
 her daughter, Mrs. Robert Colt Joiinso in Norwich.
 Allyn Rose a senior at Goddard Sen ,. mary in Barre, Vt, is with his parent Mir. and Mrs. Robert C. Rose for u n holidays.
 Ralph Sunderland of West AstfoI has accepted a position as ti1nekeep,
 at the Smith and Winchester plant South Windham.
 William E. Jackson and family ar
 Lewye N. Gerry spent theh week CT
 with Mrs. Jacksons mother in Boston S MT. and Mrs. A. J. Harper spent Sul .day with friends in Holyoke, Mass.