Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-13

as follows: Drunkenness l, making fire without permit l, suspicious persons 2, fofniheation ?, non-support l. reckless driving 8, murder l, drunkenness and breach of peace 4 larceny I. violation auto law 3.
 The eases were disposed of as follows committed to jail 9 released by chief 3, bound over 1, paid fines and costs [, l turned over to, other officers 1, execu- tion of judgment suspended and in charge of probation officer 4, sent te state farm for girls l, continued g. ap- pealed l, cost paid, fine remitted 1, noll- ed by payment Of costs 2 There were 1s7 complaints. II tramps were lodged at the station, and electric i lights were out 156 hours Brief Votes Many visitors came to the city Monday to attend Sparks circus, the day being an ideal one for the outdoor shows Miss Katherine Foilett of Fall River, Mass, is the guest of Mrs. E. B. Crane Dr. Herman c. Little is spending the week at Clinton, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. E. A. Case are entertain- 1 ing Mrs. Cases brother, Dana Purintofi and family of Fall River, Mass 1 Flag Day exercises are to be held at l Natchaug school today (Tuesday), grades 1 II, III and " providing the entertain
 rnent S4eiich begins at 2.3o D. m.
 Rev. Joseph F. Cobb of Uncas lodge,
 Norwich is to be the speaker at the an
 nual memorial exercises of Obwebetuck
 lodge. No. 16, I. c. o. F., to be held Sun
 day, June 18th, at odd Fellows hall. l Rev. James J. Tyler. curate of St
 Mary's church has been notified by ishot 1 John H. Milan, of his transfer to the tenn 1 mt.
 church, to succeed Rev. Richard J. Mir.
 rissey. who leaves this week for a three 1 months visit to Ireland. Father Nor.
 rissey was formerly curate of St. Joseph's 1 church this city Father Tyler expects to ! leave for Plainfield Thursday l Natehaug Lodge, No. 2 Knights oi 1 Pythias holds it's annual memorial exer. cises, Sunday. June 18th, Rev. Harry & 1 McCready to be the speaker. The com i rnittee in charge consists of J. J. Lc@.ni. 1 han. chairman Walter R. King, William | B. Higgins. Thomas willet and Henry Vogel. Frank P. Fenton is to be chan. cellor; Commander J. Raymond Smith
 prelate and Charles A. Gates, marshal. Dr. and Mrs. Louis Hills of Maine. are visiting Mrs. Hills parents, MT. and Hrs 1 George F. Taylor, who are to sail Sat
 urday on the Majestic.
 MrS. M. J. TubrIdy is spending the
 week in New York on a business trip. The automobile of Arthur l. i'll, driver by his chauffeur, struck child Monday
 morning on Jackson street while the cir. GUS parade was in progress The chilt was not injured, and investigation by the police showed the driven was proceed ing carefully at the time.
 A truck pulling through this city late 1 Sunday night caught fire on Dugway HI
 but quick work on the part of the drive, and a companion and a liberal use ol
 sand prevented serious damage. Repair. l were made at local garage and the trit was resumed
 1 Walter Moriarty of Windham road rs. returned home after completing his frs year at the American School of Physica l Education. Chicago
 Alfred Charron of Hartford. former,,
 of this city spent Monday visiting friend. in town
 The Boy Scouts. Boy and Wheeler;
 American band turned out Monday even. ling to escort the Elks to the circus eropnf 1 for the evening performance.