Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-26
VII LIN ANTIC

4torneys in the two cases brought before
the court. those Of Newell Bethel OF
THOMPSON charged with adultery, and
Wilfred Breault Of Hope, r. L, chargea
with breaking and entering. Judge
John w. Banks was in the bench and at
the close Of the session gave notice to
lsSheriff Charles A. Gates to adjourn the
court without day.
4 Newell Bethel, charged with adultery.
| pleaded guilty and was sentenced to six
months in the county Jail at Brooklyn.
+ Wilfred Breauit pleaded guilty to
breaking and entering. Breault, March
II, 1921, broke into the Oneco station Of
Il the New York, New Haven and Hart
/ ford railroad and stole 81 in change
from the ticket Office. March, 18th the
/ grocery store of Mr.. Arnold and the sta
i ton OF the railroad in Greene, r. L, just
over the Connecticut line, were entered
and robbed. Breault was arrested a
few days later and given a jail SENTENCES
/ of eighteers months by the Rhode ISL
and authorities. Several days ago he
4 was released on parole and was arrested
lby Connecticut authorities, and bound
over to the criminal term of the Wind
sham county superior court.
County Protector; C. L. Torrey appear
ed for Breault and explained tfat the
man would try to go straight from now
Ion. He is married and has two children
who need his help. Judge Banks stated
that as States Attorney Charles E.
Searls was inclined to be lenient, he was
satisfied and thereupon placed Breault on
probation to report in writing every two
weeks to Attorney Torrey ane to see him
personally whenever possible, Prona-
ton would be for one year.
States Attorney searls called the at.
tention Of the court to a number of cases
on the docket in which there was no
sufficient evidence for conviction, OF
in which the plaintiffs did not bring
forth any evidence At the end of thu
session r>,s following cases were nollee
for these reasons. Peter Stasliavitz, o.
Thompson. charged with assault Clay
ton Smith. of Canterbury, charged witt
defrauding; John Gully Of Kiliingiy
charged with assault; Minnie Reuillard
of Willinantic, charged with theft
! William Mason, eff Thompsen, charged
with wilful injury TO shade trees; Johl
Butler, of. Khlingly, charged with VIC
lation of the motor vehicle laws; Franz
:, Sedbick, Of Woodstock, charged with ag
gravated assault.
4 | 1t was learned that Breault was with
out funds to pay his way back to hi
courE officials generously let him hav
( the amount Of money necessary to ge
|; back to his home.
James A. Boone, travelling saiesma
was before the police court Wednesda
! morning, charged with selling goods UT
der false pretences. Owing to the fac
that an adjustment had been made h
5, was not put to plea and his case wa
u l-notladA 4rf1
trouble arose when Boone let a con
g tract for selling windshield polish t
Steve Chontas of this city and then be
Z cause he did not believe Chontas wa
pushing the sales, gave the contract {
the Jordan Buick Company. The NOR
eys paid IN by both local parties wa
refunded In the case Of the Jorda
J Buick Company the amount was s54
Friends of John White. formerly en-
l. ployed at the dye house of the America
Thread Company, have learned that Nj
ID White has entered the employ of tn
Franklin Process Company Mills, a
Ut Greeneville, S. C. He will leave for tn
south shortly with his wife and he
IA lnother, MRS. EdwardsP Sweet. fornieri
. Of this city Everett Sweet. son OF Mr.
Il Sweet, will go with them, having secure
y the position Of foreman in the dyehous
at the Franklin mill. Since enterin
: ttmiH work My. White has been locate
IN Helyolse. Fall River, Mass, Pawtucb
iet, r. L. and in this city.
The conference of Baptist churcfe
l4belongirg to the Ashford Association
met in this city Wednesday with afte,
noon and evening sessions. In the al
Fernoon questions were discussed rela
tive to the program in the interests {
s lNsnriCfi2 CT flct1f IN fa~ 49,
church. The speaker at the evening ses
sion was Rev. ]. c. Stoddard, Of Put
nam.
The officers Of Wfndiam Encampmen
No. 10, 7. O. o. F.. were, installed Tue.
day night by District Deputy Gran
Patriarch William A. Slster Of Unit
Encampment, NO. II. OF, Danielson. TT
officers are: Chief patriarch, C. F. Pa
n1er senior warden, Louis B. Wilson
high priest, Herbert O. Laid junit
warden, Eugene Clark: recording serb
{ Charles H. Beebe; financial scribe. Wi
lam Anthony; treasurer Fred L. Aver
The appointive officers were as follow,
Guide, Joseph Bernet first watch, w
liam Mann; second watch, Arthur j
cofbs; third watch. Arthur Swanso,
y fourth watch. David Copeland: outsi
sentinel Archie Rood inner sentinel
.'ceeti4O& w., AAoI SuetiS1 u slctll, mar
Pearl; second guard of tent, Sand
Ferguson. Following the installation
oyster supper was enjoyed.
: Officers of the Red Barn Club for t
ensuing year are: President, Bonape
ture Gingras; vice president, Rudot
Laramie; secretary and treasurer, ]
seph connell It was voted to invite t
Wanderer Girls Club of the city to
banquet to be held at the Red Ba
Tuesday evening next. The club
tDlanning- a series of boxing bouts fer
club smoker to be held next month.
Loren n. Reed, Of Coventry, died
Monday at the home Of his son, Arti
Z. Reed. following shock Mr. RI
2 was born in ToHand March 10, 1876.
! was farmer and was well known
n this Section. He leaves a broth
r Charles B. Reed Of Rockville, and /
: children Arthur L. Reed of Coyent
Clayton v. Reed Of Holland, Mrs Jar
i Stacy of Windsor VT, Andrew Reed