Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-18

the state attorneys Office, told OF 60
ing to the ST. Rock home about two
weeks ago and getting the articles in
evidence introduced in the case. He took
them to the office of the state chemist,
going there last Saturday to take them
back to this city. The st. Rock family
saw him take the exhibits in evidence.
Mrs. Virginia st. Rock, mother of the
girl, told of giving the evidence 20 Mr..
jackson. 1t had been kept in a safe
owned by her son since the birth of the
child.
Court adjourned at this point until
this "wednesday morning at II g.
clock.
Joseph adbois was put to plea and
his case was continued, as he had Sc
cured no counsel
The weekly meeting OF Willimantic
Rotary club was held Tuesday noon in
charge of, John Ahern Guests of the
club were Colonel William Henry Hall
of Wellington, Assistant Superintendent
G. H. Reinhardt and Superintendent Da-
vid Loree of the Rockville Willimantic
Lighting Company. During the meeting
Francis and Dow Ahern, sons of Mr..
Ahern, sang several songs and were en-
cored repeatedly. Mr.. Reinhardt had
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explained to the Rotarians its working.
| The meeting became forum and Mr..
Reinhardf answered many questions re-
| lating to his business, put by the Rotar-
| tans. Valentine L. Murphy in behalf of
| the entertainment committee, announced
! that arrangements have been completed
| for the entertainment to be given at the
| WdIldhaln High school auditorium by
| Maude SheS'er, reader and Marie de
| KayZer Cumming, a soprano soloist. The
| proceeds are to be used by the Rotarians
In furtiIering boys work in this city
Charles W. Hill. secretary, read the u.s.
nal reports and requested that all mem
bers attend the meeting at the cham
Der of commerce rooms in the evening al
which time subject of vital interest te
! taxpayers would be discussed. The
meeting adjourned with the singing Of
| The Star Spangled Banner,
The last Of the sayles property OF
Main street was recently sold to VIII
liam H. Lincoln, thus closing the salt
Of the only remaining open stretch o
land along the present business section
OF the street. The purchasers and TIT
q front footage purchased are: William
1 P. Jordan Is feet, John n. Gilman 81
feet, Joseph Giraca 40 feet, Hy1nan Is
rael and Abe ReinStein, So feet, Mrs
Laura Bacon Goetlich 80 feet, Charlie
Mazzola 40 feet, and Morris Margano G.
feet, making a total front footage Of 40
feet. Most of the purchasers intend t
, improve the land by erecting building
and business blocks.
Walter Vincent aGvigan, "a, of thi
city, was among those rewarded witt
Il editorships on the staff of the Bate
Student the undergraduate publica
ton, at Bates College, Lewiston, Me
| for services in journalism rendered tn
college during the past year. Mr.. Ga
vigan will act as debating editor durin
| 1922, and will be assisted in his depart
: ment by Dudley F. Snowman of South
ngton, Conn
Helen Holden, the 9-year-oId daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Holden of Babcoc
hill, South Windhan, is a patient at 81
Joseph's hospital. The girl broke he
right leg just above the ankle wl1il
coasting at her home. The girl coaste
out of the yard directly in front of a
automobile driven by Homer Chamber
Gain, and the accident could not be avert