Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
NORWICH BULLETIN
 wnnnantle onlcs q Church Street Telephone ioss

The stats police and Detective Roswell are working on a shooting mystery in Mansheld Center, u-hich occurred about one o'clock saturday morning, when two shots were fired through a window in the hone of Joe Svatso. who recently pur- ehatsd the Dernins place between Mans aAld cSnter and North windbam.
 Just before the shooting. swatso heard A lneek at the door and when hewent tothe door. two shots were fired through a window. Detective Roswell was noti- hsd immediately. and on his way to the place. he saw two men hiding in the bushes. When they saw himh. thex EtArted to run. and Roswell fired at them, bct vas unable to stop them. As soon as Es arrived at the place. he notified the iocai police. and State Policeman Foungs ana Lieutenant AIacArthtr and officer .John Knietry Of the wiIlimantic police fore wtncto the swatso home.
 Detective Roswell said Sunday that one of the pallets was found. and was of s2 caiibre. The other bullet went through tVo ceilings and was lost He has some Idea Eho might have done the shooting and expects some arresfs soon. The EWatso family were badly-scared and left lzter for Baltic, 10 spend a few days with relatives.
 Robrrt E. Kelley. c. E... son of Attor- ney T. J. Kelley of this city left Sum day afternoon for Springfield. IL, where hs wii be In the employ of the Illinois Etate Research Work, in the Bridge de- psrtmfnt. Mir. Kelley was graduated from tho University Of Maine last spring, and sincs then he has been connected with the state bridge department of the state sf Maine as a Sesident engineer.
 sefurday afternoon. about one o'clock, firinninE struck the private garage in the rear Of the residence of Clifford Alpaugh at e5p Church street slightly damaging G. The bolt first struck large tree over ths Ear<ge. then hit a corner of the ga- rage. tearing on a few shingles and clap boards. hut there was no fire on account or the heavy rain. The fluid entered ths house cn the electric light wires. melting the fuses and part Of the wiring. Tde damaEe vas slight. and is covered by in- Hurance.
 EaeiIds Ledsax and Miss Deiimna La. rrolK Were married at St. MaIy's church saturday afternoon by Rev. J. J. Papillon taater in the day they left for Portland Maine. where they will spend their honey moon On their return they will reside at si2 Main street. this city.
 Fred ChasdIsd. a dIshwasher at tn, Etcrrs hotel was fined BIO and costs and given a 5o-day jail sentence. which Wal Frsrended when he pleaded guilty be fcrs Justice Of the Peace Andrews in tn. Mhnsheid court Go a charge of taking ar nltcmobile without the owners permis sior. The car belonged to Mike Ostrofsky tks proprietor of the hotel.
 The lseal American Thread oompan, bassban team defeated the Arnericai ftread team al HoTyoks. Saturday after noon, with a score of to 2. Up (, the sighthinrs. the local players weri lta6inE, to 1, but In that frame Holyoki des the Ecore. In the ninth inning. thl iocsls made whirlwind finish, snakinl Eve runs
 After the game the players and rooter were royalty entertained by the Holyek nillE at ths Canoe club. In Holyoke.
 NsEsy Notes
 Attorney T. ]. Kelley is spending par hf his vacation in Montreal
 C. L. Manning. formerly of this city nor competed with the General Ele stri co. Of Schsneetaay. N r.. spent tn week end with relatives in this city.
 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bransheld. Q sehtnfctsey. x. T... were the guest O lhs formers parents over Saturday.
 During the storm late Saturday after rcon. the culvcrts. on Main stree0 wer unable Co carry oH the large amount O ratfr falling. consequently in som places the water in the gutters wa tirhl feet wide
 Chester clifford Of Manchester. was fisitcr in this city over the week end
 Charles Rodgers Of Waterbury. form triy.cf Willimantic, spent Sunday her Eiih relatives
 Arthur Kelley Is spending a few day n Boston
 Ltster Blish was a visitor In Spring asl6 Sunday.
 William Gates. who is connected wit "a insurance company in Hartford ha