Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-20
NORWICH BULLETIN
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 After being out for Eve hours and if teen minutes, the jury trying the case of state Joseph Regllnski ct al returned with 2 verdict Of guilty against Frank Duzlak and Mike Dznoit and not guilty for Joseph Reglinski on the second count, attempt at robbery. Judge Avery, after hearing the pleas of the attorneys for the accused, sentenced Duzlak and Dznoit to not less than one year nor more than three years in state prison. The two were taken into custody by the sheriff and were started on their way to jail. The case. which began Tuesday in the superior court arose out of an attempt to rob Albert Kirchirioka of East Thomp- son on the night of Feb. 23, 1921. Fol lowing the verdict by. the jury, Judge Avery excused the members for the re- mainder of the term. Judge Avery be- gan his charge to the jury at HOS and ended at 11.54, when the jury retired Court will come in at 10 a. m. Tuesday of next week
 Court opened at 10 o'clock for a short calendar session, only one of the six
  the others continued
 The following cases will come up Wednesday, May 24 First, Lyman Sep lowitz vs. Henry W. Chanberlin; sec ond, Louis W. Ives ys Frank A. Ralston i; third, Tillie Bycel, admr.. Ys. William H. Phillips fourth, Joseph Peck vs Joseph Hochberg. Thursday, May 25: First, Al | phonse L. Gelinas vs. Lena oHchberg i; second, Henry L. Spaulding vs Charles Dansereau; third George J. Hensault vs. Peter K. Pappas ct al; fourth, William Higginson Ts. George J. Rood.
 The uncontested divorce case of 1 Bridget Green vs. John W. Green was I partially heard. The plaintiff claimed residence in East Killingly and sought a l divorce on grounds of cruelty. She mar l ried the defendant 20 years ago, but had not lived with him for many years be- l cause of his drinking habits and his l ahuse of her. She had had her husband sent to the county jail for assaulting l her. Judge Avery continued the case for one week to investigate as to her state l ment about her, husband being confined I to jail. Mrs. Green had no witnesses l The case of Marie Petriak vs. Anton and Marie Lisale1 for foreclosure or 1 property in the town of Ashford was I heard. Decision was for the plaintiff tC I recover S429, the amount considered whai the land would bring, the decision not tc | take effect until 31 days from date, tC allow the defendants to appear if they see tit
 Bert 4. Lewis of South Windham charged with non-suppert of his wife and minor child from April 10. 1920, to Sept
 24 of the same year. was put to ples during the afternoon session He entered a plea of not guilty and elected to have tho case tried by jury.
 Eight guard teams have accepted tht invitation of Guard Sacred Heart of thi! city to participate in the exhibition dril for prizes to be held this (Saturday
 evening. The guard teams to come arr the Sharpsheoters' Rifle of New Bedford Mass, St. Dominic of Fall River. Mass. Rochambeau of Southbridge. Mass, Bagi of Webster, Mass, Martial of Nortl Grosvenordale, Foresters of Taunton Mass. Maecabee Girls of this city and St eeeile Girls. also of this city. Althougl notice has not yet been received, 1t i probable that girl teams from Baltic an Webster, Mass, are also expected to com pete. Six cups wie.ch have been on exhi I | bitten for the past week are to be award
 ed-three to the men and three to tn
 girls The judges are to determine tn guards who have made the most perfee moves in ten minutes. and the two high est of each sex win cups. The most pop ular captain of either sex will also re ceive silver cups, and. a gold medal wi be presented the guard travelling tn
 longest distance, Prior to the drills.
 street parade is to be held. the line c
 march to cover the principal streets, Be
 sides the guard teams, the Odell = N
 Chapman Continental Drum corps wi 8 parade. Following the drill, the visitin teams will be the guess of the loca guard teams at a luncheon to be serve
 at L'Union St. Jean Baptiste d d'Ameriqu
 rooms in the Opera house block.
 The First battalion. Seventh Unite
 States Field artillery. Major William | Kennedy commanding, numbering 90 men with horses, arrived ill this cit E shortly after noon Friday and oanped 2 the rear of the pr. George F. WiIco
 farm on West Main street The artillery men came from East Hampton and al \ en route to Camp Deyens, Mass, frol Camp Dix, \. J. They were about thre hours late in arriving in this city IT battalion was equipped with three ba teries of light a Eillery and one Frenc "75." Lieutenant Lavallee arrived hel
 early in the morning and with the aide,
 men appointed to find a camping grour
 looked over the site and made arrang ments for the coming of the troops. IT
 battalion wth resume it's march for Can
 Devens early this Saturday. morning. Fl Town Clerk Frank P. Fenton. repr
 senting the town of Windham, was
 Boston Thursday calling on the fir
 which has the contract for furnshi1
 the bronze tablets in honor of Windhan
 sons and daughters who saw service du
 ins the World war. Mir Fentons stat
 that the work is of the highest ord
 and states that the tablets will be mo
 pleasing One of the tablets is in mer
 ory of those who paid the supreme saol
 fee, the honor to honor those living. T