Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-17

city charged with violation of The IL
quor law on three counts, was uolled b.
States Attorney Charles 3. Sears with
approval of the court. Rocneyllle las
been fined $500 for q similar offense and
as he had no money is held at the coGn-
ty jail at Brooklyn, this being consid-
cred by the court.
Alice skinner, of Hampton, charged |
with theft was in court but when her |
trial was called was taken ill and DR..
Michael Riordan stated that the women |
was in no condition to appear in court |
She was taken back to Jail by aptone
bile. in charge Of Mrs. Edwin Bennett, of
Killingly.
The case of Joseph MazzareIla Of
Brooklyn charged with abuse of 4 te-
male child aged IA years, was nolled at
the request of the complainant.
The afternoon session opened at 2.s5
o'clock the case of Jos eph Reglinshi ct
al being called first. A plea of not gull
ty was entered. The accused were
charged with attempt to rob Albert KiT-
chino and wife at their home in East
Thompson on the night of February %,
1921 At the criminal session of the
Frank DeFlack confederates Of Reglin-3
ski. were tried by jury which disagreed
The roll call Of the jury followed. twen-.
ty responding. Nelson A. Daniels was
excused, Frederick J. Williams was
challenged by the defense and Albert L.
Mills by the state were excused. The
following jurors were drawn and the
rest were excused: c. NJ Elliott, Put
nam; George BarstoW, Canterbury; e.
4 iery Bartlett, Wilfred LHeureux Kill
ingly; Marcelle Jette, Jr., Plainfield J.
B. Moffit and Charles Danielson, Pom
fret; l.. B. Ashley, Scotland; George
F. Pierce, Jr., Sterling Everett Fletcll-
er, Thompson; Chester E. May and
George Reach, Woodstock.
Following the swearing In Of the jnry
the prisoners were presented and were
charged with assault. The witnesses
called were Albert Kirchino and Lena
/ Kirchino, his wife, who testified at
length to the alleged holdup and act ions
at their home, February 23rd. Deputy
Sheriff William N. Bates of Thompson
told of receiving the bullet found by Mr.
Kingsbury. When court closed at. D
M, Mrs. Kirehino was on tie stand
Court will open this wednesday, morn
Ing at 10 o'clock when the trial will be
resumed.
The weekly meeting OF the whitman
tic Rotary club was held Tuesday moor
with an attendance Of S7.5 per cent
President alentine L. Murphy presided
Guests of the club We're Arch Lees ant
son, Gordon Lees of Ridgefeld PARK, n
: J. Rotary club and Pitt Parker, of
Boston Rotary club
: Harry w. Standish. chairman of the
entertainment committee, outlined the
: program for ladies' night to be held mex
: Tuesday evening. A fine program has
been arranged, stunts to be pulled of
by members of the club on notice. Pro
gressiye whist is planned and dancing
; will close the entertainment.
, AS Memorial day this year falls OF
Tuesday it was voted to hold the meet
ing that week Wednesday noon, May
S1st At this meeting J. c. Tracy is Il
: tell the story of his life and Valentine Z
3 Murphy will make the presentation
speech.
: The autobiography at Tuesdays meet
ing was by Raymond A. Parker, VIII
told of being born at 2 a. m. June %
B | 1889, which early training stood him il
well while in the army, for while 9th
0 ers kicked at hearing reveiIle at a
: m, he simply smiled. and then turaet
: over and went to sleep. Ray, afte
telling of his hobby for fishing, recon
mended that other rotarians get hob
! by and then ride it.
I In making the presentation speee
Charles W. Hill gave him a scoothini
e lotion for callouses on Rays hands be
: | OduSSt VI SHON0lHlS COAL n large cast
Z Ing equipment was presented Ray TO
I use on his Main fishing trips
Arch Lees spoke briefly, stating tina
! Ritary was carrying forth the principal
5 of Jesus Christ, the worlds greatest Re
Z tartan. Most churches today, he sait
2 have overlooked the greatest of Chris
II tianty's teaehings-Seryice, the mai
objective, and unless the church chang
e ed its policy of teaching nothing br
T j doctrines 10 aY,I
e ing service the church will never ris
d above its present position.
a Pitt Parker spoke briefly backing II
y the statements of Arch Less. Gordo
Less, who has recently had an operatio
a on his throat was excused until fl
n ture meeting. Adjournment was take
Is at 1.15 O'Clock with the singing of u
If Star Spangled Banner.
ls Arthur Willard Hall, of North win.
~ ham, called at the police station Tue
day morning and stated that his autom
~ bile had struck two girls on the NOR
y Windham road One of the girls WI
% taken to st. Josephs hospital for trea
OF Tnent, the other escaping injury.
81 Chauncey Wilson, of Windham, w.
- cut about the legs, his son escaping i
~ jury, Tuesday noon, when their autom
- bile skidded on the newly oiled road
the Windham side of Horseshoe brids
and went down a fifteen foot emban
nlent into the river The automobi
was considerably damaged Mr.. w
sons injuries were of a minor nature
The S. 0. S. club of the NIethsdi
Episcopal church held its annual moe
ing Monday night at the home OF MI
C. o. BarroWs Officers elected yer
President, Alice Clough; vice presidel
Grace Phillips; secretary, lorence Jon.
treasurer, WuzZey johnson.
There is considerable agitation in Il
city for daylight saving or some SUI
sort of time whereby stores AMI man
featuring plants might open at an earl
hour and close earlier in the afternot
giving working people chance to ha
more daylight after working hours It
planned to call a special city meeti
when coters will have a chance to e
press themselves for or against the til
- In WlHmantic. Many cities arou
Willimantic are on daylight time for t
~ summer
Local stores are to close Thursday a.
i ernoon, beginning this week, until c
tober.
Collections of clothing for the Ne
East Relief are to be made in this q
Saturday as in other cities ttroughc
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