Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-28

inent Of the amount necessary to support the wife and children. The case, how ever was continued one week, as an agreement could not be reached
 Westerly parents, MT. and Mrs. Nudge. have received letter from their son, William C. Nudge, who was a former Westerly m an now located at Air park and France field in the canal zone. He Is studying preparatory to taking an ex- animation for flying cadet If he is suc- cessful. he will probably be sent to the cadet school in Texas and this may mean an appointment as second lieutenant. His many friends here are eager. to hear of his appointment
 An address was given to st. Micbael,s Boy Scouts at their meeting Friday even- ing. The speaker was Deputy Scout Commissioner Joseph E. Mcdonald of New. London. who was the guest of the l troop. F. E. Burdiek. scout e&ecutiye l also spoke to the boys He was a dele gate tc the national convention of scout masters which was held in September at North Carolina. He, told Of the wonder ful work reported at this time by the many troops of Boy Scouts
 The boys were present in full uniform. and after the winters schedule. of worx had been formulated arrangements were made for the participation by the troop l m the parade on Armistice day. novel | idea is planned in the way of a frank furter roast which will be enjoyed at the next meeting
 Judge Oliver II. Williams had another l case here at the session of the Third dis trict court Friday. James N smith. ] agent for the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. vs. Thomas E. wood of Alton. Wood was charged with shoot. 1 ing and torturing a cat belonging to George C. Allen, also of Alton. Attorney Dunn represented the defendant There were several witnesses but none could say they saw the shooting. One man. 1 Constable Moore of Richmond. said he 1 had talked with Smith and Wood on Oct
 IT, Said the defendant said he had sho, at the eat but didn't know he had hit if. The cat, Wood testified, had been after ms -cnickens, and also had a reputation l CT -eeing a pest in the community. Said one day the cat came into his Kitchen and he got revolver and fired. He didn't know 'whether it was a blank cartridge 1 or bullet in it. Wood was fined sIo and costs S33 in, all which he paid. me Westerly High school football tenn, | played their game at Riverside mark .Trr,. day afternoon. with the Vocational High school team of New London. The visit. tors were evidently too strong to be out. done by the local team and won inc
 game by score of 25 to '. in favor oi
 Vocational High. As this game was tc decide practically the championship ot the Easte.h Connecticut Scholastic 1 league 1t was a hard fought game by both sides. The Vocational school brought over big truekioad of youbs l people Westerly was supported With plenty of rooters who did their share of
 shouting. This was the second battle with the Vocational team The first tins the visitors won the game from Westerly by g score of 8 to T.. The Vocational school team takes the lead now. A large
 crowd gathered to see the game.
 Thursday evening. Budlonr ". R. c.
 held their meeting and the state off cers inspected the work at the close Q. | the business meeting Department In specting Officer rs. Blanche Mattison ci Pawtucket, the department vice presi
 dent. Mrs. l. Baffou of Riverside and . guest, Mrs. Dibble, of Central Falls l were preset. The members entertain
 ed the officers at luncheon before tn, meeting
 Miss Josephine Edwards of Norwici
 is the guest of \. Twomey. of Lester
 avenue.
 Grace Methodist church Bpwortf
 League members are to entertain Mon.