Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-30
DANIELSoN

At sessions Of the town court held
Monday-afternoon and evening-an ac-
emulation Of cases that marked the
passing of Sunday were heard.
Peter Ennes and Slya Staenk were in
to tell the court about a misunderstanding
in which they became involved over a
game OF cards, Sunday afternoon, at the
Ennes home at Connecticut Village. The
disturbance became SO loud as to an
noy the neighborhood. so Officers Martin
Wolfe was called TO take the men into
custody. They spent the night at the
police station. IL court they admitted
the chargest against them, a fine and
costs in the case Of Ennes amounting to
$11.74, while the assessment against
staenk. who comes from Jewett City,
figured S13.74. Ennes had the money
and paid. but he would not come to the
aid Of his erstwhile friend Staenk and
the latter had to borrow enough to add to
his own small store-Afrom an outside
source-to satisfy the claims of the
court
Another man VINO encountered what
might be termed a real case of hard luck
was Frank Corizau Of Chicopee Falls
the town that figures in SO many inte-
resting stories. Frank came to this town
to visit over Sunday with his brother
in-law, who innocently suggested a lit
tie fishing party at the Middle reservoir
above East Killingly. The idea struck
Frank as fine, so the trip was made
Frank hadn't caught fish (they haveS't
been biting real well up there for q
week.. had barely wet his line in fact
when he was accosted by Game Warden
Harry E. Battey and informed that as g
nonresident of this state he was violating
one of its laws by fishing in its waters
without having license to do-so.
Frank told his story to Judge W. Fen
ner Woodward in court. The court was
sympathetic and fined Frank only IS
which was RENTED, but the actual cost:
in the case amounted to S16.3.4, and these
the accused bad to pay for what wa:
an innocent but Jlegs! outing.
A ease to have been heard Menda,
afternoon was that of Walter Wells O
this town He will face a charge O.
operating q motor vehicle while he wal
in an intoxicated condition. Wells ma
chine figured in an accident early Sun
day evening at a point near Fall Brood
on the state highway between Danielso1
and Wauregan. The machine crashed
with horse-drawn vehicle owned by Jo
seph Bedard. who lives in the neighbor
hood No one was seriously hurt in tn,
affair. which was the means of bringinl
d long lne OF aulOHoplleS TO the vicinity
Chief John Mcfarland said that one o
Wells friends was leading him ava,
when officers arrived The chief, how
ever, got in touch with Wells and toll,
him that his presence woui,- - requires
in court Monday. The case was ffxet
for 2 p. m, but there was a misunder
standing as to the time between cour
officers and the state police, SO the cas-
was put over until Thursday.
Small fur neck piece lost near ST
James church. Mrs. D. z. O'Connell.-
adv.
Rev. J. W. Houck. pastor Of the Bap
list church. is visiting this week at hi
home in Enhaut, Pa About the middl
OF June Mr.. Houck In company wit
Elton Knight, a teacher in the town o
Killingly, will go abroad, visiting in Eng
land and on the continent during thei
stay. visit to the battlehelds of tn