Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-23
WIpLTM ANTIC

the intruderS had gained access to the
building through breaking window
in the rear. The complaints entereded
told of damage caused by the parties
who break into the armory to play bas
ketban Chairs and benches have been
smashed several times and the owners
determined to put stop TO this prac-
tice.
At the animal meeting of the White
Eagle Polish-American band held last
week the following officers were appoint
ed: President, Frank Nycek; vice pres-
ident, Michael Morytko; financial sec
rotary Isydor Rajichel; recording Sec
rotary, Vincenty KoI1oslza treasurer,
Michael Osthega trustees, ]. Wizesien,
and NJ. MaNga; director, Charles N. c.
Wheeler The report Of the treasurer
showed the band to be on a firm flnan
cial standing It was voted that the
erection of the new Polish hall be de-
ferred until April.
At the last meeting of Francis g.
Long Woman's Relief corps, No. 20,
held in Grand Army hall, plans were
made for a covered dish social to be
held early in February. Each member
has been instructed to bring some food
in a covered dish which is not TO be
opened until all are seated for supper
at six o'clock. The corps also voted to
hold a rummage sale at some future date.
At this meeting also the following
| committees for the year were appointed:
Executive board, Carrie Hall. chairman,
Kate Woodward, Nellie Benner Lottie
Gilman, Alice Trip, Mary Dimock. Mrs
/ Jackson, Mary Hill, Ida Chamberlin,
/ Margaret Macarthur. Dining room COM
mittee. Minnie Mathews. May Van Zandt
| Lillian Whitford, Maude Tufts, Lucy
Lynch. Lucy p. Champion, Ida Williams
Florence Lewis. Linen committee, Mrs.
Hanson Lottie Burrows Silver COM
mittee, Mabel Dimock Nellie Nickel,
Annie buckingham. Flower committee,
Ida Williams. Hattie Palmer. Relief conn
mittee. Sarah Ferton, Katherine Oster-
houdt. Lizzie Andrews, Lizzie Wilton,
Garry Hail. Lottie Gilman Entertafn-
menc committee: Mrs. LOvett, Mrs
r'ynt. Ada 1Ierrifeld, Gladys Mason
Mrs. Jones' Alice Easterbrook Auditing
. committee. Hattie Bowen. Carrie Hail.
May VanZandt. Conference vommittee
Lillian French, Lila Devol Laura Baker
katherine Osterhoudt Employment COM
ni,tea, Lizzie Wilton. Fannie Larzin,
Lillian French.
Fines aggregatIng $3.50 with costs add
Oh totalling Sf02.60 We're collected in
i''l-tF curt EtluIudy morning from Ile
liquor law vic'ators taken into custody
by federal and local officers Friday ev-
rnine. Among those at court were Rev.
a. 10. Carpenter. pastor Of the First
BAPTIST church, and Frank r. Custadl,
s-crctary of the Y. NJ. c. A, in the in
crest of the Ministers Union and the
Church Prohibition committee of Will
mantle.
The table Of th2 prosecuting attorney
he'd The appearance Of a we'll stocked
frr. Brown jugs quart and pint jars,
e.d bottles containing LIQUOR were exhib-
tied on the table. A keg filed with
liquor was not a positive mixture in
the eyes Of the court and even after the
court officials had smelIed It they could
not give IFS name The prisoners in
the pen seemed to take the affair good
roturedlv, excepting Pierre Rocheville,
Who had no smile.
Louis Bender pleaded guilty TO a
charge of intoxicaton. He was arrested
at Rochoville's plzce and as it was his
first appeor5uce in court was fined 50
and costs amounting to $9.15.
Isadore Jake Heller was charged
with having in his possession a quantity
Of Jamaica ginger. Tle ginger was val
ue7 eft $3.50 wholesale price, according to
Heller He said he had not sold any
az the jakey since January list. but
that before that time ne had a license
80 sell IL. The reason he had sold none
-ree that date he said, was because the
ravernment list Of medicines that could
,- sold without interruption did not con-
min the name If Jamaica ginger. Hell
'e~ produced a 192O-21 permit to sell
t--s- NUT his 1922 license said nothing
a1.ut the sale of the Jamaica ginger.
Heller asked permission to say . few
( words to the effect that he was through
selling anything that might get him in
It' trouble. The iakey his to ship back
/ to the place from where he purchased II
! Teller was fined so and costs amount
/ ing to sG5-15. which he paid.
When the east of Pierre Rockville
/ was called, the list showed three charg-
/ es against him, dated December "a and
o. and January goth. The first two cas-
cs had been continued, the time being
/ no Saturday. The cases were continued
/ 10 allow Rochevilla to go before the u
/ S dictriat court at Hartford where he
/ was fined $500.
The attorney for Pochevilie explained
/ that Boeheyille denied being outlay Of
! the charge Of December 26th, and that
Joe Stone was the offender. Stone was