Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-24

In the police court Saturday morning. Judge Frank H. Foss on the bench, Jo- lseph Finne-y, 20. Leonard Spink q, and fWnllam Connors. 22. giving their address as Providence, R. L, and arrested Sat- urday morning at o'clock, in the local yard of the New Haven Railroad, were tcha-ssdi with trespassing. All pleaded 'ru1ty. Tn the case of Finnery. Pro hation officer s. Arnold Peclham was iappointed guardian ad Item. The ac- tc1sed told the latter that he was on his way 10 New York. where he had a job. iEpink told the court that he had rot much to say other than he was drifting around looking for work. Connors, Nh1 had Q wooden right leg. said that al hands had ridden a freight to this city land he uas on his way to Hartford to meet relatives. Judge Foss imposed hns of S1o and costs. amounting to Si115, tn each case. The trio haviny littie money between them were not able lto pay ttheir fines and were taken to 'ths county Jail in Brooklyn.
 i Juhn TT. Collins. of this city. is one 'of the candidates for election as an of Hcer of the Connecticut Society of Civil Enrineers which ss 10 hold it's summer meeting and field day Tuesday at Con- nscticut Agrtcultlral college at Storrs.
 The Eotarians .of Tnlimantic are do- ang real charity in undertaking the Erlsndid work iof entertaining twenty five ch1dren ofathe New York Fresh At- Fund for two weeks. Two weeks spept 1n the tcountryT win work wonders fin t1nse children whose only play ground ss the crowded street, and whose s,only .rhancestfor bath are the family wash tub and. the city water fountain. Many lof them havef never seen a living COW nnd their knowledge of birds exterds rniy to the t1ny sparroV-. By -cornins co a place Ike Willimautic they hay, nn unlimited opportunity to ibroader eheir knowleoZe while having a tiTs which they caz1 never forget. The chil- dren are due fi1ere Friday next and som have already been placed Any per son who desires to entertain one oi fhess youngsters isito get in touch w.tf a member of the club committee ai once sosahat the visitors may be- plac "a irnmediateiv upon arrival. Person who do not desire, to take one of th' children into their homes but are will tnr to contribute ito their support may hand donations to 'either James P. Bath rharies W. Hllis or Aime5 J. Martinsau 'ssn dollars wiufsupport' child for ont rrek.
 II captnin CDr) William P. s. Heating commander of the local American Jse zion post -recenved a communication frun headousrters aslSingzthat he war -fhe people of WiiEmantics to be onf fth tooizout Tor a man named Winters. ,vvh ts ceiling bonus buttons. The notice | nr. EeatirE follows: There is a mal named Winters who is flooding tn rtsts with so-called Bonus Buttons which a greats many people sbuy unde he inprezzioni that they will beuef .srnur orEanizatADn and nay well for 4 me benefit Is sto nobody but this man himself He is2coining money right ant t-ft as ,ynu might say. from charitabl .tnriined people who are under the i'm cression that tfsv are aiding many ez Servirs men This man. Winters, clean Id up over two hundred sftDllars in on aay in Norwich, recently. Winters aa keen cropped in shis traffic sby the polio ln many cities. This man should be ar hrehended at once and the charge sbtafninC money under falst preteass preferred against him"
 Michael suIHvan. Ts. edied saturda .ynnrnin- at 1130 o'clock at the hoTr lf hls son. Assistant Postmaster Danb k- Sullivan. 3s4 vaileyl street. He wa iofn In County Kerry. Ireland Septsn Der 1s. 1S45. the son of Maurice tan ra-zaret Dsnahsy Sullivan. He can to this country in thei spring Of sS1Se fndt settled in.this city. In -S725he fTEa' Ted tCztherine, Shea. Nine chiidreni wel born Co them Of whom there are Twin tFauriceJ. of Hartford ;s Daniel IA. al fuchaef J.. of this city. TInothyf of Bo lon James of Woonsockef. and WilIia uf Dznbury. Mir Sullivari was a st5I irnsun. serving his apprenticeship untI ths late Sanford Coming and hs rh1-rs Of the construction of u trundztions Of many buildings in tn nty and vicinity. including the tow buildinE. st. Joseppla's hospital and I
 pirdham National bank. He served ; Superintendent of streets tunder Mayo