Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-28

. tablet is to be given by A. l. Mitchell, l of the Central Moolen Mills.
 Assignments for next week were Louise Van Durr vs, Christian Loren sh. first for Wednesday. November | MarvsE Pike vs. Benjamin A. Brown, ct all. second for Wednesnays November the case of Victor Budinsky vs. The Jones Auto Co. was assigned epecials for Wednesday Nov, g.. The case of Mar ham was assigned special for WednesA day, Nov. 15 and the case of A W. Green vss William s. Brown special for Wednesday, Nov,
 | s Court was then adjourned until We'd nesday morning at i 1s o'clock. After the session of court jurors for Ethe cases to be herd during the month were drawn as follows
 Windham, Francis J Keon. George Hatch; Putnam. Louis E. Law, Charles M. Dean Plainfield, Felix Lavalle, John !. Lyons Ashford, Ransom B. lift Brooklyn, John N: Bessette; Canterbury. Henry Cooley; Chaplin. John F., Reed | Tastford Joseph King; Thompsor, I'Charles Chester; .Killingly, Alvord H. l Paine Pomfress, Henry H. Smith: Scot Hand, Byron Wilson Sterling, Joseph H. trstitup q nuihpSohi, -AlAfeu bonln Wo0d- stock, F H. Miller.
 In the continued case of Richard Shaw of Roslindale, Mass, former chef at
 the Connecticut Agricultural coliegA
 charged with reckless driving Shaw costs with $25 of the fine rernitted, mak-
 ing a total assessment of s4s.52 which
 was paid.
 I5enief1cy was shown Shaw in regard | for. the fact that he helped the state by furnishing important knowledge in se- 1 curing evidence in the case of Peter Hoff charged with selling liquor. at Storrs.
 Monday, October Is. Shaw was the trfvr
 CT of the car in which rode three young. l men and girl when the car skidded land toppled over while passing wagon on the highway in Mansfield Center I Shaw was recenly released from the hos l pital.
 I When arrested Shaw told the authori- Eties that the cause of his trouble was I liquor bought from Vincenso Mestrah- l gelo, wflos conducts a lunch room and Eauto service station at Storrs State
 Policemen Elmer M Young and Fred Ii T. Caron raided the plaee and found a
 barrel and one-half of hard cider. Mes
 lrangelo was found guilty of having in
 his possession intoxicating liquor with intent to sell and fined $50 and costs 1 amounting to s774S
 n Big auction, Thurs, Nov. ?. Look for today's adv. Gilbert MathewsonI Mount
 Hope. Conn.-ady
 The remains of Mrs Ralph L. Mason farrived in. this city Friday morning from Morgantown. ". Va, and were taken in charge bv. the Jay Nj Shepard estate and brought to the home of her ifather, Burt c, Thompson. on Prospect street.
 George Yanderrnan, Town Clerk Frank I. Fenten and David Igoree, recently shol three coons which were treed by Clerk Fenton's famous coon dog Nip The following evening supper was held in the Johnson house with Patrick U. A1inahans and Ruel Hyde as guests the latter acting as toastmaster Friday evening was WiIIimantic Nigh at the Roekvil1 Elks' fair and over tws hundred local Elks with their B.. p Q E. band left this city in automobiles tt iattend. On arrival there they. staged fa street parade and rendered a novel en: I itertainment programme which was great success,
 tt Nine members of the Red Barn club re I gently hiked around the WindhaTns ant were then served a supper at tne.s home iof Misses Carrie and Octavia Paulhu. on Willow street The house was hand sonlely decorated for the occasion. MI. The menu consisted of rolls; coffee, \ cider, pies, fruit and nuts Dancing va, 4 enjoyed and vocal selections were re1ld q i cred. Those present were Mrs J. 11ari viere, Misses Bertha Houle, Laura Lep 4 rade, Isabelle Moran, Anna Reilly, Oc tavia Paulhus and Carrie Paulhus, Jo E seph Aubin, R. Whitehouse, B, Gingrass D. Morse and A. Heyrirl.
 Joseph Gingrass received badI, sprained ankle while at work in tn K mule rom of the American Thread Com \ pany Friday afternoon. He was taken t Dr. Owen ONRilI where he recfive
 treatment sGingrass will be confined fo some time.
 Twelve friends of Miss Doris Holme of Baltic were recently entertained 9 dinner by Miss Lillian Authier of Peal street in honor of Miss Holmes con
 ing marriage, Halloween colots wer used in decorating the rooms
 Miss Gladys Neff as bride. and Mis Diana Caron as the groom staged
 mock marriage, the minister being Mis
 Lillian Authier.
 The remainder of the evening wa E spent in playing games and dancing. \ The home of Mir and Mrs. Fred L, \ Claire on, High street was the scene { ' an enjoyable time when Mrs. LeClaii
 entertained in honor of the eIevent \ birthday of theft daughter Irene tI Halloween decorations were place
 about the rooms, and deliefol
 luncheon was served. Miss Irene receiv
 ed many gifts.
 \ Those who. attended were ceceli
 Hardman, Alice Carey, Ruth Carey, Li
 Han McSHeeney, Claire sLombark, wi E liam Anthony, Lester Lessard, Doroth \ Denault. Lucille Denault, Anita L T Claire, Laura Belanger, Dora Alexande \ Rose .Lavigne. Bernice LeClaire. The, \ dore LeClaire,- Irene Lessard, Mrs. D | naplt, Mrs Hurteau and Miss Leona Hu
 teau.
 A At the First Congregational char, \ with Rev. Harry s. McCready, paste H the church school will meet in Il
 church house Sunday morning at g.
 a. m. The morning worship will be he J at 1045 o'clock and the Sunday evenir X institute win meet in the church house T. m. The subject of the talk at u
 morning worship will be Better tfs
 Silver and Gold Sunday will be desi mated as Prison Sunday.
 Hi Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock E.
 Better will give a free lecture at .14ah Union hall on The New, World Begu \ His subject is based on the fulflllme Mi af Io;ti;,o1 -.x.ox,t,rniAe k. +1,at tfl,aS {,