Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15

 that when an attempt was made by | Officer Young to arrest him he had six ! cents in pocSetbook which he said he ' was going to say he had lost and was i going to sue Officer Young for S36 which he was to say was in the poeketbook. He was also going to accuse the officer Of | stealing two wedding rings which he
 had on his fingers. Postemsky then showed the witness the pocketbook and | l the rings which he was going to alfege l were stolen by the officer. ] Attorney Torrey talked to the jury and i shortly after four o'clock Attorney liar l vey made his plea In his talk he re- l
 minded the jury that on April 2, 1919, !
 Mr. and Mrs. PoEten1sky both pleaded gHiky of assault on Sebashane Aldo vino, who was hit%by the stone, and both
 were fined in the local police court. This fact he concluded would prove that their
 testimony was false in saying that they had offered no resistance to the officer Court was then adjourned until eleven
 o'clock this (Wednesday) morning at which time Attorney Torrey vii lresunle his talk to the jury and the jury will act
 on the case.
 It was announced at the beginning of Tuesday mornings session that the first case to be tried for the day scheduled
 last Friday, that of Margaret Schmidt VI Edward Markham WaS settled out of
 court.
 \ Hudson touring car was wrecked
 some time after midnight Monday on the 1 Norwich highway about 200 yards north
 of Williams crossing trestle over the
 Central Vermont railway. The car ran
 off the side of the road and then back
 again where it remained hanging with
 one side over a culvert.. The right front
 and side of the machine were stove ln The initials on the car were |. D. K.
 and the registration is the Connecticut
 marker c. O-2T08. IL is rum0red that the car belong in Norwich.
 The W. c. T. T. have started move
 ment to supply milk to the undernour-
 ished children at the Windham street
 school. The movement which is under I the supervision of Miss Edith Paschali- , was successfully worked out last spring. Donations are asked for from the pub ; lie.
 An enthusiastic. meeting of the Willj-
 mantle lodge No. Il, A. o. U. W, was held at Central Labor Union hall Tues
 day evening. Candidates were initiaJ- ed and refreshments were served.
 Word has been, received in this city of the marriage of William Moriarty Of r Boston, son of MT. and Mrs. Michael : Moriarty of 222 Jackson street, this
 city, and Miss Mae Essman of Roxbury, f Mass The groom attended Windham f High school in this city and has large } circle of friends here.
 I Mrs. Helen Boss Cummings recently : entertained the Congregational church Thimble club of which Mrs. A. L. a French is the leader.
 s Miss Waity Clifford who undeTwent an i operation for appendicitis Tuesday fore 1 nooN is reported as being in a serious
 | condition at St. Joseph's. hospital. V Mr and Mrs. William Thompson of I Danbury are guests for a few days. v : ! MT. Thompson's parents, MT. and Mrs : Charles M. Thompson. --
 | MT. and Mrs. w. E. Gilman have re- ], 1 turned from a. len days stay at Cape n Cod and Roslindalc
 Archibald Mitchell, Fred Lester and f C. D. Gallup of Norwich attended the S 1 F'Ionza!ey quartet recital here recently F John s. Hilhouse of Norwich visit
 cd friends in this city Tuesday. f Visiting in this city Tuesday Tuesday
 was Edward T. Bunyan of Colchester.
 Mir and Mrs. J. A. Boucher arc speytt- '' ing the remainder of the week in Pitts C field Mass, with relatives. Miss Catherine Mcintosh of Kingston e R. l., was recent visitor with hei n mother, Mrs Peter Mcintosh in thi: Q city.
 = Miss Edna Laramee has finished he! y course in the Willimantic Normal e Training school and will begin teach :, ing in February. Miss Laramee wa. II II unable to graduate with her class on ac , count of illness.
 = State Policeman Russell L. Harmon e was iii town on business Tuesday. ~ It Tuesday was Donation Day at tn Il Card Home for the Aged on Pleasar a street. A feature or the day was tn o display of fancy articles and garments . made by the inmates.
 1T Harry Dumas spent Tuesday il u Springfield visiting friends. John Healy recently shot a 26-pount U coon while hunting in the Chestnu
 Hill region.
 m The building committee for the addi ID tfon to the Natchaug school recent le held a meeting but no action Wa er taken. Six architects were present. ,o short calendar session of the Wind ~. , ham county superior court will be hel ,o at Willimantic, Friday, Nov II. at 1 '' o'clock a. m. with Hon. John P. Kel ,,, logg, judge, on the bench. The shor ,S , calendar:
 q Homer Furnace Co. vs: Julian E. Fun F. rard, default for failure to appear an ,e answer Frank Poblocki ct al vs. Joh 1 Cieszynski, default< for failure to an or swer; C. l.. Torrey ct al vs Paul Du :, buc. default judgment for Ron-appeal = ance; Gertrude nton vs Stanley Ike icy. default for failure to appear an C. judgment; Ruth Babcock vs. Harold l he Babcock, additional order of notice O. Ethel May Murdoch vs John Murdocl rt motion for alimony pendente lite an CT for counsel fees Frank Brown V e. Thomas Killourey, default for failure ed comply with order of court Antoni is Brown vs. Samuel Goldstein and Lou as Goldstein. default for failure to con at ply with order of court; Ralph Y of Simpson vs Joseph E. Flint and Ak
 A. Flint, judgment by default. ,- Uncontested divorces: Marie EA Metthe vs. Ovila Metthe.
 Trial List: To jury-Cornelius ] Shea ~vs. Nellie Shea, executrix, priv legged under Class x; Eneline WiIbl ct al -vs. Benjamin R. Briggs, Adm, claimed as privileged under class . James M Wfter, appeal from proba will of Henry L. Witter. To eour Asher B. Holmes vs. Dewitt c. Boc } man: Batchelder &= Snyder Co. vs. Ma.
 Iasmin; Jennie M. Bitgood vs. Ella @ Adams Morris L. French zvs. EdEa "a Russell; William A. Tator vs Mary
 | Moore: Rugby Mfg. Co. vs. Samuel E
 senberg; William SarnUfskf vs Hyn;
 Israel; Elizabeth Ricard vs John
 Taylor; Stanley Gwozdz vs Albert Ca
 don; Waida Lamothe vs. Napoleon B
 noit Jr.
 Assignments: To jury-irt Tuesaa
 M November ffth. Margaret Schmidt
 N Edward " Rf4rkhaIn second sEieS5a