Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-13

 who made the arrest last Saturday testi. fed to finding the defendant driving his wagon into Wllli1nantic and the wagon contained two one-gallon jugs filled win nloonshine. 4 tWo-quart jug and a two quart jar were also found tn the ,yogan. The officers testified to. going to Erishina's farm and finding a barrel which had evi- dently contained the surply Erishirla testified that he bought the liquor Satur- day morning for five dollars and he took the liquor into his wagon from the auto mobile driven by the party selling it to him He testified that the liquor was for his own use. John Erfshina age F, son of the defendant, gave similar testimony Judge Foss found Esrishina guilty and imposed 3. fine of St0e and costs. totaIling S10T.55. Erishi1la told the court that he could not pay it and it meant jail for l1innl The Iboy solse into tears A bondsrnan for the defendant finally softened and paid over the money to free Erislii1a Erishi1la was booked to appear before U. S Commissioner Earl Mathew son d Norwich Tuesday but failed to show up and officers went out and brought him in.
 At 8 meeting of the First Conaresation al church held Tuesday night Treasurer George S. Elliott's report was read and accepted for the year ending March 51st, as followss
 Recet9ts-Balance on hand March S1, 1921, S96.99; Mrs. Jordan, collector, $S,- 9T2.17; use of church house, S65; sale or pulpit, S1o; Ladies society, $50; total $9,2s4.16i
 Disbursements-Past salary, g 300 !; sexton's salary, S969; music, S1,015.11; 1; printing. $4o9.4fi lighting, $15S.S4; re- pa1rs s1s1.04i fuel, ss60.S7i interest, c1.r eE insurance. $184f9, Bastford Camp S19S i; films, s19.31 flowers, S52.2oli Bowers 6NIr. George), Sf525i per capita Tax, S4263 ;; supplying pulpit, $358Oi city director, SC ; support Of Sunday school, S100; ptllyyit furniture covering s1445 minister's of flee expenses, S57.60 stenograpller's ser vices, s53.20; Cuslman Napse, repairs and Improvements. s349.30; janitor's supplies, $59.75; cash on hand, $1,968.63 i; total, $9,29416, Deeds were signed conveying the so- ciety'a property to the church as the two have been consolidated. and will be known from now on as the First Congregational church,
 Daniel Youngs, of South Coventry, was arrested here Tuesday night by City Sheriff Thomas KiIIourey charged with 1 seduction. The complainant was Miss Alice L. HEbberd of South Coventry. Youngs was to be given a hearing this 1 CTalursday) norning before Deputy l Sheriff A. E. Harmon of South Coventry, 1 but an agreement was reached between the couple, Youngs agreeing to make | amends by marrying the girl, she con l sented and the were married at the rectory in South Coventry by Rev. James ] J. McGtnness.
 i Mrs. Mary T. Taber, ss, wife of Fred
 ericl1 J. Taber, died Wednesday morning at her home in South Windharn from 1 heart trouble. Mrs. Tafber was born ia l Windham Sect e1dber II, 1852, the daugl-
 ter of Amos H. Moore and Celia c. Bing-
 ham Moore. Besides her husband she is l survived by two counstns, 4. W. Turner l of this city and Mrs. Edward Murphy, of ] Springfield. Mass. At meeting ct trea master bakers held
 Tuesday night, reports were made that the l ouy-local+bread campaign is bringing re- sults. Merchants have cooperated with i the bakers in boosting the campaign and 1 results thus far are all encouraging 4 preliminary meeting of the wo1nar,'s
 auxiliary to the general committee in l charge of the Elks county fair, at a recent
 date perfected plans for the purchase and 1 filling of huce chest which is to be giv- i en away at the fair The chest is yto be placed on exhibition in local store win 1 dow and gifts Tor the chest will be do- ] mated by friends of Elkdom throughout
 the city and sljrrounding towns.
 San Jose Council Nc. II, Knights of | Columbus, has started an "On-to-Jewett- l City" campaign for April 23rd, the day ] that District Deputy T. Frank Cunning l ham of this city will go there to institute a new council and eXen9plify the third de- l gree on q class. The committee ill Donnelly, Daniel Leary. Arthur Dubriel
 James M Tighe and A. J. Martineau. Brief Notes
 | Public expression on the report that 1 carnivals are to be excluded from Wili-
 mantle seems to be divided. Many be {. lieve them a nuisance while other say Something's always taking the joy oui
 of life
 Michael Mazzola Of this city was before Judge Thomas in the United States court
 at New Haven Tuesday and drew q fine oi l $50. ~
 Lack of power at South Coventry caus- 1 ed the trolley car due in this city at 7.15
 8, Tn. to arrive at 7.45, People depending 1 on the trolley to get to work had to make i their was as best they could.
 1 Patrick Connor of thI6 city is now con nected with Ringiand Brothers shows as 1 an advertising man.
 1 The proceeds of a carnival to be held by 1 St. Marys parish will go to remodel tht ] dwelling on Maple avenue to be use(
 as rectory.
 John Farrell, Gilbert Flynn, John r
 AIcQuillan, George Murphy and Salva | tore Bertora have been selected as q com
 rnittee by San Jose council No. Ii Knights of Columbus to arrange for
 trip to Rockville in April when the Rock
 vile council carnival hold Williman tic night.
 Stanley seisia of this city. charge with possession of liquor in his grocer
 store drew q fine of $75 at the Jnita' States court in New Haven Wednesday. Emen Hewlett of Mt Hope, Mansfield was arrested Wednesday noon by Office Grant Bonlbria for violation of traffi regulations and automobile laws. Howlet had his car parked on the prohibite
 side of Union street and had no registrI tion with him. He will arrear in cour
 this (Thursday) morning.
 Mrs w. c Clark of North Windha1 visited local friends Wednesday. l R. A Robinson was in Boston We1
 nesday on business
 There was a good attendance at tn chest clinic held Wednesday night at th H Red Cross rooms on Main street, by D s Hugh B. Campbell. of Norwich. Miss Ethel Stafford. who has been 5 patient at St. Josoph's hospital for tt ! MISFRANE FIR