Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-13
.IEWETT CITY

Shortly before eight o'clock Monday | evening the borough was handed an en- tirely noStI form of excitement. Some time during the afternoon a man got into the Jewett City grain elevator, and probably went to sleep in some corner on the second floor. Coming to his sens es partially, after the doors were lock ed forn the night, he doubtless felt the need of more stimulants of which 1t is claimed he had a fair load overheard. He went to the two front windows and broke both out, sash and all. All the time yelling like lunatic. Then every thing he could get his hands on he threw out into the street, including boxes and bundles of paper, shingles. etc. Peo- | pie passing, believing the place was afire | turned in an alarm from station 3l. The | firemen were there in a few minutes with the truck loaded with men. The
 man was taken in the truck to the po- l lice station and locked in a cell to answer | for the crazy conduct in the court this | (Tuesday) morning. It was stated that | the man had arrived in town with the ! carnival that is showing here Later it !, was learned that the man is Joe Wood, | of Springfield. Mass; this information i was given by the carnival manager. who | stated that Wood has been with the l show three months and was a reliable. | sober man. It is believed that he went 1 suddenly insane. After being locked in the cell to which he was taken Monday
 evening, he kept pounding on the grated
 door throwing himself on the floor. etc. Newent Ladies food sale sale at Miss
 Adams today, ?. m, daylight.-adv.
 William syminEton. J. n. Mccarthy
 Jr., and Wilfred LeClaire. three young J men, all natives of Jewett City, all of
 whom served in the U. $. navy during the world war, left Saturday for New
 York to enlist in the merchant marine. l If is the young mems intention to join a vessel bound for the Orient During the war both LeClaire and Mccarthy crossed the Atlantic a dozen times or more In 3 the transport service. Since the war z young Mccarthy made a voyage to Egypt. Gibralter and several Mediter- l ranean ports. Young Symington was or duty at the submarine base. Il Anthony Rozloski was the guest oi 3 Miss Alice Biernacki in New London or Sunday.
 The name of Mary Elizabeth McDer. mott. one of the graduates of the class of 's2 of St Mary's Parochial school
 and her diploma bearer, Rita Walsh were omitted from the list in Monday. Bulletin.
 Adam Rojeskfs big touring car cam,
 to grief in Voluntown Sunday. His owI driver was at the wheel. with party o
 young men from Jewett City as pas
 sengers. A quantity of sand at the wronl :. place caused the big machine to go othe than the way intended. collision witt : q telegraph pole that happened to b carrying wires beside the road at tha . point did the rest. The machine was pu t out of business. Three of the passenger
 were doing various sorts of iimpin
 stunts on the borough street Monday
 B. R. Gardner Is in New York to SC I his son. R. P. Gardner of for France a The latter sails for Paris on Wednes e day.
 !. Miss Anna Littlefeld attended tn a graduating exercises at Clark Institut n in Worcester.
 lr Mrs Fred Smith has a bush of blu c rambler roses filled with buds and blos
 Borns.
 A. W. Buchanan will be at Riversid . Grammar school Wednesday afternoon '' instead ofln the morning, 10 give worl Ls Ing certificates.
 !. After the weather mix-up of sunda, To Monday proved an exceptionally fine ds, n but with winds from all quarters. l. near-saie velocity.
 Iel Railway mail olsrks in thls riciuit :a have received the following letter frei 4 their new boss:
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