Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-11
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has consented to replace the hip. without charge. The~heip of the Rotary club is asked to pay the hospital expenses, James B. Fullerton endorses Mir Jor dan's remarks. It was voted Sto assume the obligation for four weeks and a com mittee are to investigate as to further action on the matter.
 The meeting was then adjourned and tho members remained to hear remarks from Rev. Robert F. Carson. D. D., ofl Kentucky on the American Bond Move ment.
 Doris Reynolds. IS, daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. c. Reynolds. of Thompson. and a companion. May Ingram. started out on allike Sunday and have not re- turned. They were seen at the Put nam station Sunday noon. search was, made by the parents but to no avail.
 Early Tuesday morning Mrs A. F. Brown, wife of Physical Director A. F..
 Brown. of the local Y. M. C. A.. saw.
 two girls get into car in front of the. Johnson hotel, who answered the de- scription of the missing young women.
 The car in which rode three men bore
 the Connecticut registary number S0-341 | 1t is said. and was driven off in the
 direction of Hartford. When Mir Brown heard the story he called up the Rev
 holds and they hurried here to investi-
 gate.
 In police court Monday morning John Kerba and Peter sLaboski of Chapman street were charged with intoxication. | They were arrested by Officer Mclean ! Sunday night after they had threatened him with bodily harm. Both men were
 standing on. Main street Sunday night
 and were quarreling. Officer Mclean, | in civilian clothes, happened on the scene while walking to take the trolley home. One man named Lewiski tried to take
 the two men home but they insisted in
 calling the officer vile names and taunt-
 ing him and they were taken to the lock up On arrival there Officer Mclean
 turned to unlock the cell door and
 Kerha jumped on him. The officer turn Il ed and knocked ,Kerha down and then T succeeded in locking both men up. | In court Kerba pleaded not guilty te ! intoxication and I.aboski said he was { only slightly drunk Arthur Coutu tes. tifed to seeing Kerba jump on the of fcer and John N. Williams said that ht i, saw both in the cells and hc though 7 they looked as if they had been drink 5 ing.
 Kerba insisted that he was arrested sfol t no reason and showed his United Statel . army discharge papers to tine judge l Kerba said that he and his friend hat 2 been given two drinks of ,whislSey. H.
 said that he and Laboski were Rus g sians
 v Kerba was found technically guilty 0 s resisting an officer along with the charg e of intoxication. He was fined S10 an, n costs totalling $1S.75, and La bosi1i wa e ned $5 and costs amounting to S1215 n which was paid. i, Emil Dickinson of Nindhaun road am II Harry Nathafer of Providence are a si odds as to the settlement of damages 5oi U their autmobiles as the result of col y lisicn on the state highway two mile i, north of Chaplin. The cars siweswipa T and the Providence machine turned over The men came to the local police sta T tion and told their stories. Nathafer ha u to have medical attention as one of hi
 legs was injured.
 l. Funeral services for Helen Irene Pal e mer was held Tuesday afternoon at tn '- late home in Andover at one o'clocI it Rev. G. E. Richter officiated Burial wa s in the Center cemetery, North Coventr, T Arrangements were in charge of Jay N $ Shepard estats.
 d The board of directors of the r. N | c. A. held meeting recently and -e was Vited to hold the annual meetin t- next Monday evening. The plans fc 70 the community club were discussed.
 The lOCdl duInOrltleS are to stop IT Ia practice of adjusting automobile e s Walnut street as. the result of an a, l. cident which occurred there Tuesda " morning when Irwin M. Ford, superir Ie tendent of the streets who was drivin Id his Essex car collided with a lifting jac W which had been used by a truck drive i'd Mir. Fords car was badly bent .h MT. and Mrs. R. A. Robinson have r sr turned from Boston where they spel ge several days.
 lr St. Mary's Choir Boys provided mus 4 at the meeting of the Ladies CathoI n- Welfare council which was held Tue i'd day evening in St. Joseph's hall. 'sl William P Allen has sold his dwel r. ing at 14S4 Main street to George \, Rosebrooks.
 in Arthur Beaulieu is attending the Fl re State college in Angola. Indiana
 Miss Alice Afford is. entertaining N as and Mrs. Nelson D. Keables of Lowe
 Mass.
 n- Miss Katherine Crane of .Harofa a is guest at the home of T. Frank Gu o. ingham.
 en Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Boss have return
 from motor trip to Maine and N a Hampshire