Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-22
NORWICH BULLETIN
WnnImantic onice sI Church Street Telephone 1Oss

There was a large attendance Satur- day night at the town hall when the ex- . hibition prize drill under the auspices of Guard Sacred Heart of St. Narys parish took place. The drills were preceded by a street parade in which the visiting guards and the odeH M. Chapman Conti- mental Drum corps took part. The parade formed on North street, the line of march being down Valley street 10 Jackson, down Jackson street to Union street. up Union into Main street and to the town building. where the parade was dismiss cd The girl, guard teams of the W. B. A. of the Maccahees and Ste Cecile so- cicty made an exceptionally fine appear ance in the parade.
 The drills were run off with smooth ness and precision. prizes being won as follows; Silver loving cup. first. for girls, Girls guard Of Sacred Heart; second, silver cup. Ste Cecile society. The judges for tho girls prize marching drills were officers Of the visiting guards. The sil- yer cup for the most popular captain of the girls went to Mrs. Florence Wood ward. captain of the W. B. A. of the Maccabees.
 Pri7es for drill by the men guard teams went to Guard St. Dominic of Fail River. Mass. a silver loving cup "a the second to Guard Rochambeau of South bridge. Mass. The popularity contest for men was won by Cant. F. Ferrien oi Guard Martial. North Grosvenordale Tho gold medal for the guard coming the longest distance was awarded Guard St Dominic of Fan River. The judges for Tho mems drills were Pierre J. Laramie Capt Frank P. Fenton. Aime J. Mar. tineau and Theodore Morrissette.
 Following the prize drills. the visiting guards were entertained at luncheon al the Knights Of Columbus assembly rooms in she Opera House block by St Jear Baptiste d'AFnerique society. Dancing was enjoyed later.
 Hariey-Davidson motorcycle owned and operated by Emil Helbourg of Win sted performed several acrobatic stunt. Sunday noon on Main street in front o , the J. c Lincoln block. ending up by ahittinE a telegraph pole in front of tn, IT C. Murray block. where 1t came to rtst
 .Mr. Helbourg. with his wife in the sid, cas. was headed ups Main street and wher hs took the turn at Lincoln square tn, chaA1 broke, throwing the machine to on, side huriinr Mir and Mrs Heibourg t, the a.reet. where they picked themselve. un ami watched the antics of the motor cycle
 Alter throwing out it's riders the mo
 
 siiewaA in front of the Church-Ree, company store. and then continued off oi Co Main ,street. Reaching the excavation nt the junction Of Main and Churcl streets. thu motorcycle uao,lnted the pil, or dirt and jumped across ene excavation breaking doE the boards about the plac, and made Aor the Fl. C Murray block Here it's trip t'nded when it swerved at th curbinE of thu sidewalk and brought ul .aEainst the telegraph pole and ash can.
 Some spectator stepued un and shu ,-A fhs motor Aenher 8tr nor Mrs Hel hoArE was injured by their fall bun re pzited the machinef and continued thei 5our1ey-
 Tn. the police court Saturday mornin lfiEea 1Iazzola irave up his fight to recove the 1C barrels of cider seized on hi r-rrn taes on thci night of Feb. 4th last b lederaBznd cs'tpolice. Nazzols's a1osne rfasah that Ma.Fzoia had given up his ar ulfczfiau for the cider and he wished { vithdrzyV the tass. The cider is.sto | feErroyed.
 The Mazzoiz case has figured in fou postponemnts. TO of which weie due prepartng of a case by the defendant al ter the cider vas seized. Aisazcla wa hnad so and cfEsts and appea led his cas to the superior court Later he ueturne and paid his court bill IL iS uuderstoo that had Atazzoia received his cEder bacl the federal authorities were. prspared step in and confscate it, it being at irdred a uuLsdncE.