Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-28
WILLIAGANTIC

improper light bulbs for the headlights
Of his car, pleaded guilty, and Ward
Rosebrooks. ct.atged with not having
proper lights on his wagon also pleaded
guilty. The charges were the qutgroufh
of collision between the auto driven
BY Bromley and the team Of RosebrooRs
on Columbia avenue Sunday night. Net
Their TIN car nor the wagon suffered se-
rious damage. The charges against
Bromley and Rosebroohs were noilec;
each paying costs Of sells The owners
Of the vehicles in the collision were left
to settle their own damages.
The continued case Of Archille Ere
mita VS. Wfl1iam Weeks vas heard next
The charge was wilfui damage Is struc-
ture on Erenitass land on South street
Weeks entered a plea Of not guilty.
Erernita testified that his property vas
Nc. l75 south street and that his neigh
Dor Weeks had a cesspool, the drain
age of whAch everfowed his land also
surface water spread over his land. Ere
mitas built avail twenty feet long and
eighteen inches wide, of cement. motor
and stone, continuing with q ditch to
prevent the water from flowing onto his
land The wan and ditch were his own,
being three feet from the boundary line.
Weeks came on his property and by US
ing a crowbar damaged the wall by
knocking holes In it. He did not see this
done but was told by his wife
Mrs. Alendre Eremita, wife of plain
tiff testified to telling Weeks to stop
dana ging the wall, and that he (Weeks)
asked her If she wanted to fight. Mrs.
Josephine CArocari. who lives in the
house with the Ereritas, gave corrobor-
alive testimony.
Weel4. the defendant. testified that
the wall and ditch built by Ereniita
caused the surface water to flow onto
his land. The water came from high
lind back Of his and Eremitas proper
". Once when the water flooded his
I land he used crowhsr to break up ice
to allow the water to flow. At another
time he slightly damaged the wan, abont
seventy-fiye cents worth Of damage. Mrs,
Weeks testified along the lines of her
husband. Frank S. Pendleton, who built
the cesspool on Weeks land, said all
drainage from the Weeks house went to
the cesspool by pipe line and did moi
overflow Eremitas land
Judge Foss said it was a case for eiyi
action rather than criminal. but in this
instance Weeks did not have the right
to come on his neighbours land and use
a crtowbar He knew when the wall was
under construction or had a view thai
1t would cause backf1ow A fine of 81
was imposed and Weeks appealed.
The annual get-together meeting Of
the business men and seniors of the
N. G. A. is to take place Wednesday
evening at the association building Ont
Of the feature events Of the evening vii
be the volley bail contest between rep
resentatives of this city and a delegation
from the Norwich 7 NJ G. A. In The
games for the state championship ths
Norwich volley baIlists trimmed the 10
J cal lbsn, but Wednesday evening there
will be a chance for revenge.
| Among the delegations Of CathoIl
men attending the meeting of the Hart
ford diocese at Hartford Sunday Rer.
! eight from this city, r. Frank Cunning
! ham, Frank Lomhardo, William P. KEEL
| ley. James F. Twomey, Thomas Muir
ray, Joseph P. Cotter, John Latusek am
| John O'Rourke. The trip was made j
Mr.. Lombardo's automobile.
Ouryzuis the mystery, or What Is It
was on exhibition Monday afternooi
from 2 until o'clock and from 5 unit
s O'Clock in the windows of The J. c
LINCOLN store on Main street and attract
ed large crowds. curyzuis never crack
ed smile during his time on exhibitio
and an offer of $500 to the person VIII
makes him smile still stands. Every
! thing this mystery does is mechanics
in nature and puzzled the crowd outsid
who are endeayoring to win the prize Of
i ferred the person who glesses what Curry
zuis is and how old the mystery is.
Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph Gin
J gras were held Monday morning at .s.3
o'clock from her home, No. SO Broo
street in the solemn requiem high mas
at st. Marys church at 9 O'Clock, tn
celebrant Of the mass was Rev. J. ]. Pa
pillon. the deacon. Rev. J. J. Tyler. an
sub-deaeon, Rev. Hormisdas Belel
There WAS large attendance at the ser
vice and there were beautiful floral trih
utes. Mrs. Joseph r. Gaudreau was q
the organ. AS the body was borne int
the church It was met by delegate
from the st. Anne Society and escorte
to the sanctuary rail Yllile Joseph Al
bin sang Cell. An Revoir. Al the OF
fertory Mrs. Delphis boucher sang ri
Jesus. Mrs. Alfred Fourier sang Kyri'
! Miss Eva Dion Dies Irae. Mrs. Rem
Baudry, sanctus, Mrs. HormiEdas DioI
o Meriturri Mrs. Heliodore Trudeat
Agnus Del. and Joseph F. Gaudrea
sang Crucinxls. The choir was made u
of the members Of the church choir an
I the choir Of st. Anne society. The ban