Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-03

The dance held at the town building Monday afternoon was attended by q large crowd The Peerless orchestra fur nished music
 Charles Hansen of 2s Carey Hiu, brought before the court Monday morn ing, charged with breach of the peace. pleaded not guilty. The plaintiff, Nicholas Eesura, of 6S Chapman street. was the first witness. Asked by Prosecuting At-, torney Harvey what he had to say, he said he wanted to know what 'rusiness Hansen and his father, John Hansen. Besura's~ fatl1er-iil-law had to intrude into his apartments and want to kill him Besure is q wdower and since last June John IIanseh has been living with him to care for the three small children Ar thHr Hansen, a younger son of John, has also been staying with him Last week Besura decided to move into new apart nlents on Chapman street and then family wrangle arose as to some furni- l tare and clothes. He claimed that he was attacked Saturday evening about 8 o'clock by Charles Hansen and his fa- ther, at which time he received blows on the face, and furniture and 8 window pane were broken. The plaintiff said tha he was forced to protect himself. En1ilian St1ekowski. owner of the house into which Besura had recently moved, 1 said that Besura had rented two rooms ! for himself. his three children and John 1 and Arthur Hansen. He said that he ] did not see the fight, but that stove and ! q window had been broken
 ! Charles Hansen testified that he went 1 to the rooms to help his father get set 1 tied and that after botfering his father 1 Besura finally attacked both of them and [ Q I4yi+r +F1a haaJ T 1 of wood, leaving a mark which he offered l to show the court. Besura refused to give l his younger brother his clothes which 1 were in one of the rooms
 Arthur Hansen said that about o'clock l he was sent down to Besura's to try tc 1 get some clothes. He Knew at that time | about the fight but had not been a wit. ! ness of it. He said he was thrown out
 of the house and refused his clothes. Miss Sophia Sherman and Mrs Filler Shekowski were witnesses of the fighr
 between the two Hansens and Besure bu ! did not testify
 Judge Foss said he believed 1t to b. i strictly 8 family affair and after warn ! ing Resura to return all clothes wticI l did not belong to him. the court contin 1 ued the case for one month, when tn,
 charge would be discontinued if ther,
 were no further complaints
 
 Mary Kapina was charged with drunk
 enness, to which she pleaded not guilty She was arrested Sunday night by Office
 Mclean and Lieutenant McArthur It i
 alleged that she was found lying in tn gutter on Ash street, but as the officer were not on hand to testify, the case wa
 continued until this (TTesday) mornin
 at g o'clock.
 Brief Notes.
 Jan 1st came in warm and pleasan
 and went out cold and blustery At 6 a
 m Monday 1t was reported that the naer
 cury in Sodom had reached 10 below arr
 in many other sections the tempera tur
 was below zero. Ice is forming fast ol the rivers and ponds about Wilnma nti
 and ice dealers are preparing to harves
 their crops for 1922
 City Health Officer Dr. " P. s. Keat
 ing reports B contagious and communi
 cable diseases for December, as follows