Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-21
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Anna Viola Bicknell, Jennie Mary Plesz, Alice Eva Chartiers Julia Anna Alibozek, Richard William Tinker, James. Edward Kelley, Regina AlarsAsst Raeieot
 A shOrtscaixaaar session of the Wind- ham county superior court will be held Friday atsa o'clock, standard time, with Judge c. L Avery on the bench. The calendar matters are as follows; Back &-Darbie vs. w. w Wheatiey: Ewing Textile Go. vs. The Fernlea Worsted Mills, Inc. approval of receivers deed Mabel I. Baker ys Orin N. Baker, stipu lation for reference to 4. Shumway, state referee: A. Newton Vaughn vs, George W. Webster, default for failure to appear. disclosure of defense, judg- ment .Fohn H. Geeson vs. James Lucey. default for failure to appear and ans wer. disclosure of defense, judgment and limitation of time for redemption; I. c. Reach vs Ellen L. Anderson ct al, de- fault for faflnre to appear and answer disclosure of asfense, Judgment and linn itation of time for redemption; Henry Tetreault vs Rosie Levine ct al. default for failure to answer, disclosure of de fense. judgment and limitation of time 1 for redemption.
  cine vs. Alice M.-Racine, Grace Williams vs. Daniel Williams
 The regular weekly luncheon of the Wiillimantic Rotary club was held | Tuesday noon with President Valentino ] Murphy. presiding. The minutes of the I previous meeting were read during the | luncheon by Secretary Charles w Hills, | Frederick w. Kaye, director general of | the r. M. c. A. campaign for the rais- | ing of $12.000 was then introduced and he outlined 8 plan which lie had for an entertainment to be held at the Elks' l park next week.
 We will arrange a programme that ! should appeal to every man, woman and l child in the city and enYirons," declared Mir Kaye yesterday "It has been our ! aim to popularize the prices ss that not | only twill everyone be able to enjoy this l big event but will also give them an | opportunity to feel that in taking ad- ! vantage of the wonderful offering they are also helping and doing their share to make the 'Y' community campaign 1 a success.
 At the business session it was voted | to make Albert W. French an honorary member of the club. MT. French was obliged to resign a short time ago. Today's autobiography was given by i Fred D. Jordan in most interestfng manner. The presentation speech was ] made by James P. Mustard, which made a hit, MT. Jordan was presented with some5 Snake Remedy" to be used on his 1 fishing trips. He was also given a flash light with which to find his bunk on such occasions and a Chinese counting board to figure on.
 The main speaker of the day was Dr. | George Tucker. secretary of the Hart ford Rotary club. who gave an erer- i getic talk on the School For Blind Chil- i dreni at Pennington which is foster | ed by the Hartford Rotary club and he emphasized the influence which this had i on the club when the organization was on the point of disruption He said that the secret of successful club vas a common interest in something of that | kind.
 At the conclusion of his talk pr. Tuck. CT presented the local club with ban. ner iH recognition of the 100 per cent attendance at the spring conference oi l District No. at Hartford last Marct
 A and 25. The banner is of a pretty
 design and Is now on exhibition in on4
 of the windows of Aime J. MartineaI',
 store on Union street
 The meeting adjnurHed with the sing l ing of one verse of The Star Spanglet
 Banner"
 Albert 'Af Rondeau, proprietor of tn
 school of dancing in the Hibberd blocI
 on Main street. was before the local %
 lice court on Tuesday morning charge,
 with assault on Bertha Erbachea. q
 No. 2o~W7dnter street. He entered ple
 Of not suiHys--Pfoseeu Attorne,
 Samuel B. Harvey asked for a. continu
 ance of the case until this "Wednesday
 morTdng as the complaint was In Ne,
 York and would not be home until tha
 afternoon. The arrest of Rondeau cam
 9.s a surprise to many. Miss Erbache
 IS 19 years old and some months az [ was one of his pupils it is claimed. AZ q cordtng ste a member of the Erbache family the girl went to the dancin academy about two months ago an \ while there alone with Rondeau. it r aueges that he threw her on the floc and beat her. There are no witressf who can testify to, the charge. hov ever. The girl made no mention of ii affair until q few days ago when he Condition was noted by her mother. The she broke down and told her mothe a what had happened Her father had H warrant. made ont for Rondeau's are, z which was served Monday night. Bond of $500 were named which were nc
 secured and Rendeau is being retaine a at the station His case wfli De brolIgt
 up this morning at which time it is e, Tected he will have counsel.
 The graduating exercises of the sout