Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-09

left the house In the yard Leiss picked ID a stone and threatened plaintiff while | calling him bad names Two neighbors, l Stanley Soumiski and Victoria Musfal, ' testified as to Leiss calling Wakulsky vile l names In his own behalf Leiss gave l evidence that he did not owe Wakuisky any money, but that one of his neighbors I did and he though that the milkman was mixed up regarding the matter. He tried to blame his neghbor for calling Wakul- sky bad names. Leiss was fine s1 and costs.
 Edward Nolan pleaded guilty to the charge of intoxication. Nolan was ar rested Sunday but has since failed to ap- pear, although he was not at home when the officers called there. A fine of S5 and costs and sentence of 15 days in jail were imposed, the jail sentence being suspended and the fine rernitted. Nolan paid the costs, amounting to Ss15 Justice speeded up, late Thursday night when case was heard at midnight few hours after an accident Arthur Botsford and Ralph Fernois of Mansfield Depot were tried by the justice of the peace in Franklin. The former answered 1 to the charge of operating motor vehi- 1 Gle while under the influence of liquor and the latter to that of breach of the peace 1 Boesford pleaded not guilty but the evil dence was conclusive and he was fined l S100 and costs, amounting 3124S5. Fer nois pleaded guilty to breach ef>the peace and was fined $7 and costs, amounting to 1 $2S15.
 ] The two men appeared in the Franklin | town court as a result of an automobile accident in which they figured Thursday night on the state highway, a short dis l tance south of Williams crossing. The l Yfe hxTfx nd rode in a Chevrolet They were on their l way to Norwich Mike Youchek, of Franklin, in his Ford car was coming to- 1 ward Willimantic Youchek said that he ! notced the other car coming at fast 1 rate and keeping to the middle of the 1 road. Youchek said he ran his car partly into the gutter on his right, but the other car continued in it's reckless course and the machines came together with great force, snapping off the left front wheel on both cars, which overturned. The oc- cupants were uninjured, although all were thrown to the ground. They were | given assistance by passing motorists. 1 Fernois became abusive to Youchek and II Deputy Sheriff George Hoxie was sent
 for On his arrival Botsford was placed
 under arrest for intoxication. A warrant
 was made out for the arrest of Fernois,
 who later was located at his home at
 
 to Franklin and his case was tried about
 o'clock Friday morning He was fined a sstated above and bonds of $200 were furnished Botsford by a friend. Youchek has brought suit to recover damages of $90 caused to him as the result Or the accident The case in which Bctsford is the plaintiff is returnable before the justice of the peace September 25. Attach
 ment papers were served on Botsford's car Friday.
 RI News has been received of the sudden death of Laura Orrok at Mt Desert Maine. Miss Orrok was a daughter of George A. Orrok of New York and a graduate of the class of 1920 of Higf high in her studies and won great pop ularity Her mother died six mouths ago Local friends of Mss Blanch oharror formerly of this city, now of Hartford are pleased at her success in winning thu state championship dance at Sound viev \ beach recently. Frank Frobel of NeV have, was her partner
 At the First Congregational church Rev. Harry s. McCready, pastor, Sunda. X morning service at 10.40 a. m. childrel
 story tThe Holy Grain. Communion ad dress Why Was Not this Ointment Sold H N~Aie'i SAi 9NtiOSt AOA sthuy VI lHc Dlple5 O
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 Fred A. Burnham. of Hampton. Is suf fering from three broken ribs which h < received recently when he was stepped O by his horse MT. Burnham had drive q his horse to the station Ito meet 4h < milk train anl when it became frightene by the lightning during the heavy storr \ he went to the animal to investigate an 4 vas stepped on. He was attended by Dl H A. D. Marsh of Hampton and local doc
 tor Mir. Burnham, who is so years olt
 will be confined to his home for ten day
 or more.
 ! Noted Herers and There 1 Henry Robinson of Norwich was a .lc t cal visitor Friday
 | Miss Roser Demers is in Portland, Me s for her vacation.
 Ii City Sheriff Thomas J Killourey was { Putnam Friday on business
 Miss Ruth Chappell has resumed nt
 duties as teacher in Manchester
 Mrs. Frank F. Webb is spending tf
 month at Windham Inn.
 Merritt Carpenter. son of Rev and MT
 A. D. Carpenter. has entered Saxto
 River Academy. near Bellows Falls Vt
 Richard Bullock, grandson of MT. ar
 Mrs. J. c. Bill has returned to Can
 ridge, Mass, after lengthy visit here
 The Misses Cunningham had as gues
 this week MT. and Mrs. Moriarty H Providence, MT. and Mrs. Guthrie
 Brooklyn, N. Y, and Miss Annie Cul ming ham and L. Evans of Danbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred D. Jordan had
 recent guests Mrs. Jordan's cousin, MT