Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
VII HI.T1ANTIC

court granted a continuance of the case until Monday, December 4, under bond 1 of Sl. 900 furnished by a Stafford Springs man.
 WiHYain E. WhiDSn Of this city was fined $100 and costs amounting to $130.3S when he was found guilty of driving un- der the influence of liquor, by Justice of the Peace E. Grant TroWbridge of the Eastfor dtown court Saturday forenoon. Wiitoh took an appeal tOe-the next term of the W:ndhain county superior court under bonds of $500 The defendant was arrested Friday night in the village of Eastford by State Policeman Keith of tine Danielson barracks.
 Joseph Gisin of this city was found guilty Saturday morning by Justice of the Peace George H. Andrews of the Mansfield town court when he answered to the charge Of driving 8 horse drawn vehicle on the wrong side of the road and not displaying the required lights after sundown. Gisin was fined $25 and costs amounting $s5. Gisin took an ap- peal to the Holland county superior court uh(er bond of zee
 The story of the vicious assault made on Isaac Zo4iett of Stafford Springs at the home of Frank Bogue at Columbia last Tuesday will be told in the Column i bfa town court this (Monday) afternoon. After the assault Rogue had a warrant. sworn out for the arrest of Zollet on charges of breach of the peace and into1- ication. Several new Incidents have come | to, light since the assault and the state police will bring these Before the court, 1 and it is stated that they will bring Bogue and his 4loasekeeper into the case probably as defendants for assault on Zol- i iet. It was stated Saturday that, Zol- let will be discharged from the hospital ] Monday forenoon. His condition proved t be quite serious.
 The local police and members of the 1 state police raided the home of Sebas- about 9 o'clock Saturday night and found a still and six gallons of moon ] shine.
 The funeral of Miss Mary Mullet was hefd' from the undertaking parlors of killourey brothers Saturday morning fol- lowed by a requiem high mass at St. Marys church, South Coventry at 3 o'clock. Rev. William H. Kennedy of ficiated. Burial was in St. Mary's cem- etery, South Coventry. The bearers were Edward NaTin, Andrew Frederick, Thos. Flaherty and Joseph Clark.
 A good sized number of candidates for ] first and second naturalization papers ap- peared at the superior court chamber Sat
 urday afternoon. Clerk of the Court Ed gar M. Warner presided and was assisted by Miss Marjorie Bradford.
 In the early hours of Saturday morning a Winton Six owned by Homer Wood left the main road at South Coventry era shed into a telephone pole and turn ed over on its left side in. a field in front of the Barlo home The side and, top of the car were smashed in and the town fro nand left rear wheels were demolish- ed. The car was hauled to this city for repairs.
 ! Over thirty members of Sphinx Temple No. 2, A. A. o. N. NJ S., of Hartford,
 went to Middletown Saturday to take Ipart in the only pilgrimage which the Temple will hold this fall.
 Michael J. English assumed his new
 duties as permanent member of Engine
 Company Mo- at the Bank street en-
 zine house Saturday morning. ] Miss Bertha Weeks, formerly of this
 city and now of Norwich, left for Eustis
 Me-, where she will join her father Al fred c. Weeks and spend two weeks in the Maine woods
 T MT. and Mrs. John R. Loomis entertain. ed Captain and Mrs. Edgar Baddingtoh 7 of Groton and MT. and Mrs T. c. vii. | lldHlS ol VAOOudS lOE LHe Neek-ehO, { Miss Anna Warner is improving iron , an operation which she recently undel . went at St. Joseph's hospital
 MT. and Mrs. Edward B. Latham ane , guests spent the weekend at PleaS Surl
 Beach Waterford
 Miss Faith Webster had Miss sHeIer
 Royce of Norwich for a week end guest
 MT. and Mrs. Lionel Faulkner O r Sterrs spent the week k-end with MT
 Faulkners parents in Andover
 { Miss Helen and May Sweeney are il New York for several days, Ralph Gibson Spent Saturday in Bcs ton, Mass.
 Philip Dean of Glastonbury attended - the football game at Storrs Saturday. Herbert BisiechaI of New Haven. wit
 messed the Storrs-Rhode Island game a Storrs Saturday
 1 Peter Carrier of South Manchester wa
 at Storrs Saturday to witness the foot
 ball game here.
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