Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-08

will appear this "Wednesday morning on the charge of assault. They were allowed their freedom on their own rec ogni7ance.
 Thomas Morierty, IT,, of Mansfield Depot was before the justice of the peace recently charged with having iR his possession liquor with intent to sell and he pleaded not guilty Moriartys home was raided recently by State Po- lice Officers Russell l., Harmon and Fred T. Carop of the Stafford Springs barracks. The ocffiers found two quarts of moonshine. Moriarty was found guilty and was fined s1OO and costs amounting to $12S.S2, which he paid. Forget -Me-Not Day was successfully observed in this city Tuesday. A mum Der of girls patrolled the streets with baskets of forget-me-nots and received a large amount in contributions. Dona- tians were also solicited at the various schools. The receipts are for the bene- fit of the disabled World War Veterans. 1 The John s. HiHheuse property has been sold to William M. Cummings, a rural delivery carrier of the local post office. The purchase was made through P. S. Hills, the administrator of the es- l tate.
 The Congregational Thimble club was | recently entertained at the home of Mrs. Louis H. Arnold. Mrs. Harvey Bronson is the leader of the club Mrs. Estella Lathrap was a recent guest of Mrs. Lillian Hale Swift in Hartford.
 Mrs. Charles F. Risedorf entertained | the D. A. R. Auction club at her home. 1 MT. and Mrs. Walter B. Knight re- gently visited MT. and Mrs. E. Ashley i Barrows in Waterbury.
 l George Buck and family have moved from the Buck homestead in Westford | and taken a house on Chestnut street
 George H. Spencer is improving from Ia serious illness which has confined him 1 to his home for some time.
 Florence. the young daughter of MT I and Mrs Harry Peterson, is i'll at her fhome with tonsilitis.
 pr. Carroll Adams, brother of Mrs J. B. Baldwin, is here from Bridge port.
 Miss May E. Davisen of the loca state normal school, was Hartford visitor Tuesday.
 Miss Norma F. Rathbone was il Hartford recently.
 William McKernan of New York wa! in town Tuesday on business.
 State Policeman Paul Layan of thi!
  on business Tuesday.
 There viii be short calendar sessioI of the Windham county superior cour at Willirnantic, Friday, November 10th, al I'll o'clock a. m., with Hon John P. KeT logg, judge, on the bench.
 Short calendar matters: Homer Fur mace Go. ,vs Junian D. Eunrard; Nelids Archambeault vs Deeite E. Jette ;Josepi H. Elliott Ys John P. Grosvenor, ct al Roderick Miller vs Earl c. Rogers; Ottt Schmidt vs Edward W. Markham, Ethe May Murdock vs John Murdock. Uncentested DiEorees: Marie Ev; Metthe vs Ovila Metthe; Katie Clark V Frank Clark.
 Trial listSTo jury: Cornelius D Shea vs Nellie Shea, executrix Emelin Wilbur ct al Vs Benjamin R. Briggs admr.; to court, Mary Ellen Dawson V kArthur. J., Mcintyre; Elmer Brindamou tvs E. H. Reach George J. Rood V | Wn. F. & Harold s. Main Minet s. Fry CT Vs Hynan London Asher B.. Helme ts Dewitt c. Lockman; Batchelder 1 Snyder Co. vs Mary Jasnlin Jennie M Bitgood vs Ella G. Adams; Mary | Miner Ys Charles I. Keegan; Napaieo I. Brindamour vs The Polish Baker, Inc. George F. Kenfeld Vs Minnie ChaS en exeeutrix Morris L. French Es Ee ward Russell.
 Assignments: At willimantie-F Jury: 1st Wednesday, November stl 1922, Victor Buzdinsky vs The Jones At to eompanyi 2nd Wednesday, Novembe Sth 1922, Louise Van Durr vs ChFistia Lorensen; Srd Wednesday, November Stl 1922, Mary Postemsky Ys Elmer ] Young; 1st Thursday, November Stl 1922, Mary B. Pike vs Benjamin Brown, ct al; 1st Tuesday, Noxembt 14th, 1922, Margaret Schmidt vs Edwar ". Markham. At Putnam: Tuesday, November Els 1922, A. W. Green vs Wm. s. Brown Wednesday, November 22nd, 1922, Ann E. MeGregor vs Caroline B. Fisher.
 Most women are afraid of a leo, ! dog OF tight man