Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-11
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The government has awarded the RsF D. route No ] from ths Jewett Cfty post office to William Watson of ,sfis. weld, he having the highest. .snsrsSs among the four ex-service men -coaSidared as a result of the recent examina;icr held in Norwich. AIr. Watson is reii- able worthy young man. with a fine war record 10 his credit
 Considerable interest is beiur .x,rr... ed in this section by tine directors and patrons of the Jewett City Creamery CO. relative to the meeting which is ic be held in Grange hall. Plainfeid, Wed nesday evening. to discuss the establish. ing carrying route to accommodate ths cream producers Of Piainield. Sterlin1 and Canterbury, in sending their daily product to Jewett City. A representa- tive of interests Of like sort from Stou- ington was in town Sunday with view 10 considering the possibility of sending cream from that rich agricultural sec tion- It is believed from informafion re- ceived here that dissatisfaction -.-exfstf among many milk producers in the Erezf surrounding district, who have beer sending milk 10 Providence Forecssliar this important meeting of "Wednesday in which the Griswold farmers. as well as those of negihboring towns are Sd deeply interested. there will be the looking over of route transportation and other nsces- sary matters, but mainly the Jewett City creamery will be in the spot light. and there at glance will be seen the winning card from any point Of view. Primarily to be considered will be its past success full record, the excellency of its comfner- cIal product, and it's efficient manage fr ctan s.. t~F~ .s- vancement along the line of satisfactory operation with the objective always ir view to please both customer and patron Mrs. Everett Brown and daughter Ser
 nice and son Walter of Norfolk, Mass
 are guests of Mrs ". R. Burdick O. North Main street.
 l A siEabIe and expeetaat aHdienee wal on hand at the opening of Judge A
 M. Browns Griswold town court Monday
 morning, to be present at the grinding oi
 what it had cautiously been. repotted
 was to be an unusual grist. Richard Dutkovski, representing Attorney | Shields of Norwich, retained for John Potter of Griswold. in the prosecution for violation of the Volstead act, appeared.
 and was granted an adjournment of ons
 week on the two cases against their cli- l ent. Four cases of drunks assaults and general disorder were disposed of with
 varying fines. July sth. Alvin R. Holmes,
 a truck driver for the Worcester Render l ing Co. was arrested here by the state police charged with carrying more weight | than permitted by his load register. His case was presented and he was given a | fine of s100 with costs of s14.72. In talk ing an appeal he claimed that his load was taken in accordance with the provi- | sions of Massachusetts law, but this did not go with Judge Brown. During the case for resisting officer Osga there was
 a spirited exhibition of court pyrotechnics not on the calendar. A female Polish witness was extremely handy with a club with which she proceeded to show how she was threatened, offering to ex- hibit parts of her anatomy which she said bore the marks of the attack made lupon her. Prosecuting Attorney Judge LII H Burnham moved to the rescue, thinking his life might be in danger from the blackjack. and fearing lest possible injury might result to the eyes of the audience.
 Mrs Henry E. olsen has been ths guest of Miss Jessie Brangs, of Wellesley Hills, Mass, for the past week, being joined by her husband at the week end.
 Mrs George Babceck and children
 Frances, Dorothy and Waite. of Plain field, are visiting Mir. and Mrs. F. Whiting at the Films, Mir Babcock il
 able to join his family at convenient in
 tervals during their stay.