Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-29
NORWICH BULLETIN
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 1 SI Church Street Telephone G6. NFederal officers eonEdon and Briggs made several stops Friday in and around | Wauregan and obtained the goods in ono Eof the places visited. At the farm Of f Frank Lenis, in West Wauregan, com plete still. wit hcoil, an oil stove and a | quantity of mash were seized A small quantity of moonslline was found also. When the officers visited the place they found two men on the premises. but upon entering the house a noise was heard in an eli. The officers made for this room II and. surprised woman who was busily engaged in hiding the still and other in terminating evidence. The still was re- | Enlcved from the house but when the off, ccrs tried to take out the oil stove which was still hot, Mrs. Lepis. set up kick and grabbed the stove. Mrs. Lepis, a woman CT over two hundred pounds, gave the officers merry battle before they Efinaiiy obtained possession of the stove | without using force against her. After | losing tre stove sfe came at the officers with a stick and threatened to get 8 gun and shoot tten but 8. few remarks by the officers showed her the folly Of any such action and all was soon peaceful. I,epis will appear net week before U. S. Commissioner Earl Mathewson at Nor wich
 X short calendar session of the Wind ham county superior court was held in this city Friday morning at 10 o'clock, Judge Christopher L. Avery on the bench Attorneys in court, at the sug- gestion of Judge Avery, decided to open Fcourt on standard time during the ses- sions here. Judge Avery requested that attorneys have their cases ready for trial when called for, thus speeding up the court action in this county during the four weeks sessions in May.
 Judge Avery announced that the May term would open Wednesday. May g. But few of the cases were claimed for date at Fridays session as several of the at- | torneys interested asked to De excused . st this time as they have cases in the supreme court requiring their attention the first rdrt Of the month. But twc eases were assigned for next week. Hugl1 Gorman vs. The Quinnebaug Company first Wednesday. May 3 Balkan Interna tional Baking Company ys. John T. Fay Tor second Wednesday. May }. The case: oF Gertrude A. Wardeil vs. town of Kil- 3Ei'nely: James NJ. Witter's appeal from probate, Edward l.. Bombria IT,. vs l; Murphy Brothers and Mary E. Pike vs 4 Benjamin A. Brown ct al were passed N All gre cases on the trial list to the jury.
 On the short calendar list in the cas' of Cornelius Shea vs. Nellie Shea, an I swe1 is required in two weeks and th" I same ill tho case of Benjamin J. Thonlp son vs. Merrill IT, Jones both are loca I cases Ttn cases of State vs. Moncui In1uors and John Laine's Appeal iron s Iighavay commissioner were announced 4 1 continued
 Judge Avery gave notice to have tn E jury report Wednesday the opening da, of court. Naturalization cases will com up Giay and 1e. the first date in Will Iimantic and tie latter in Putnam. Civi cases will De continued May II and r \ Criminal business will start the week 0 May 16 Only five bound over prisoner are held at the Brooklyn jail, Edwar l Feerbee and Chester Fay for braakin and entering and burglary; Pierre Roche ' Evilla. violation of the liquor law All thre H twera sent up from the local court. Aiic Skinner of Hampton for theft and Ade R Flard F'redette of Sterling for assault. M Following adjournment of court Shei if Gates and Clerk Warner drew the iur HgorS for the May term as follows: AsI Eford. Artllur E. James; Brooklyn, Af5e1 \ IT. Field Canterbury, cfeorqe Barsto8 ' Chaplin. Frank W. Martin: Eastford. E
 Iery M; Bartlett: Hampton. Albert I Mills; Hillirgly, Wilfrid I'Heureux, CIt ment P. Pellet; PlainfeId. Nathan Rot \ berg. NJ. Iette, Jr.: Pomfret P. E. Mo \ fit, Charles A. Danielson: Scotland. T,t
 tner D. Ashley, c. H. Perry Sterlini E George S. Pierce, Jr.; Thompson. Geore TIT. Robbins, Everett Fletcher: Wooi
 stock. Chester F. May George l., Keect
 Windham. Fred J. Williams. Nelson k Daniels and George Hatch.
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 and Coroner Arthur G. Bill are to inve tiGata the circumstances that led to tI
 death Of an infant born Thursday afte
 noon to Mary Eitlenlann. at her roanlir
 place, No. 109 Walnut street. The me-
 icai examiner and coroner were called the roominR house. following the fndiI
 Of Miss Fitlemann confined to her b,
 due tn q hemorrhage, as Miss Eitlems
 first contended. Later. under euestionin
 she admitted giving birth to a baby b
 as 1t could not be found a search ";
 made and the body of the infant "
 found in bureau drawer bearing mar
 that pointed to strangling. The Eitl
 mann woman denied causing the dea
 of her chid, but admitted under exar nation that the child was alive wh bern. Criminal action may follow if {
 coroner finds cause. The discovery
 tile case was made by Dr. c. F. Simon h4lS 4leSd ucSIls CfblIeu III Tor the. case
 people living in the house who had lear
 cd of the illness of Miss EftIemann. Allen Potter Is patient in St. J
 stph'S hospital. suffering from slight cu
 about the head received late Thursd
 afternoon when struck by the automob
 driven by Harry Bullard of this city. T
 accident took place when Mir Potter ste
 ped out from behind one of the cl
 trucks directly in the path of Mir. B,
 lards automobile, the acSdent happeni
 before the brakes could take hold W
 nesses stated that Nr. BuDard was dr
 ing at 2 moderate rate of speed wh
 the accident occurred. The horn was
 So soYndedb The police are investig;
 ing the accident.
 GoHrge Cutler John 4. ordway. Pr.
 eric!l $. Blodgett and Joseph J, Mag,
 dry goods wholesalers. of Boston. ha
 brought suit against William A. Hadd
 of this city, merchant doing busfnt on Jackson street, to recover danas
 of s250. The case Is returnable to
 WindllaD county superior court on
 first Tues0ay in June. Attachments hs
 been made to the amount of $Ae6
 mopeys and goods owned by Mr. Hadd ! the suit being the outgrowth of alleged to be due the plaintiffs in case.
 local girl under sixteen was fin , police court, in chambers, Friday mo
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