Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
SUPERIOR COURT.
Today's Assignments - ChipPendaIe's
Wife Seeks Divorce-DeBruycke
Blum Case.

me state VS.. arthur DE FIll1pO,
charged with robbery, and the state
VS.. Samuel Renick, charged with
violation of the liquor law will be the
cases taken up at the session of the
superior court this (F'riday) morning
Judge Gardiner Greene presiding
There will also be a short calendar
session and several uncontested di-
vorces are down to be heard. Among
these is the case of Mana NJ. Chippen-
dale, who seeks to be released from
her union with Harry A Chfppendale,
who was recently sent to the state
prison in connection with the death
Of New London young woman. i'm
der the trial list is set down the now
near-famous case of Arthur DeBruck-
-er VS.. Anthony Blum.
The short calendar docket is as fol-
lows:
Rouse &. Chace VS.. Austin Stanley;
Phileas J0dOin VS.. Ernest VI. Arnold;
Harry e Back VS.. Henry Burlingame
ct ais.
Uncontested Divorces-Nel1ie Ger
heardt VS.. William c. Gerheardt; Ar
thur Gaudette VS.. Rosie Gaudette Ma
ma NJ. Chippendale VS.. Harry A. Chip
pendaIe.
Bruycker VS. Anthony Blum. To Jury:
Hovey L. Allen VS.. Charles A Byles,
exec.
Petition fer Vote on License Question.
A petition is being circulated in
Putnam for signatures of persons de-
sirous of having a clause inserted in
the warning for the annual town
meeting. asking that vote be taken
on the license question this fall Put
nam has remained unchanged as a Ii
cense town for several years.
Notre Dame Academy Students Ar
rive.
Girls from every quarter Of Con
necticut and a number from New York
city came TO Putnam Thursday to en-
ter Notre Dame academy for the year.
last year, but there are d, satisfactory
number of new students
"The Wolf" at Bradley Theater.
Manager MorrilTs offering at the
Bradley theater Thursday evening was
"rhe Wolf" a drama that pleased Put
nam people as thoroughly well as it
has before upon previous appearances
in this city.
The various town officers who have
reports to make are buslly engaged
in preparing them for the printers.
The books will, as usual. be issued
about October /.
No Game on Saturday Next.
Putnam fans will not see any ball
game here Saturday, the one sched-
uIed with Taftville having been can
celIed, 1t is hoped, however, that a
series of games may be arranged with
the fast Andem team of North Gros-
venerdaIe.
Eagles to Initiate Big Glass.
Putnam aerte of Eagles has complet-
ed arrangements for the reception of a
large class Of candidates Sunday, when
the degree work will be in charge Of
q team from Webster aerie.
Firsren Playing Ball.
All the hose companies are exercfs-
ing their baseball material with view
to getting a combination fast enough
to win the fire department pennant
Mansfield has the first of the series to
be played safely slowed away and ex-
poets to be strong enough to Win out
Fifteen Arrests During August.
The August police report shows ff-
teen arrests, ten of which were for
drunkenness. Six persons were sent
to jail during the period.
City's Expenses for Past Month.
The heavy expenses of the city for
August include that of the Putnam
Light and Power company $457.S0
Putnam Water company s1,150, Stan
dard Oil company (street OLD $583.41
SUzio company (sewer contHa ctors)
$970.23, highway department $146.25
Chandler & Palmer (architects) $3.50
81, George w. Perry $245.10. The ex-
penses are unusually heavy for one
month, but have been incurred prin-
eipally in making desirable improve
mentS.
101, and Doing Fancy Work.
A Westford correspondent writes as
follows: mfr. and Mrs. stephen B
Tiff have been spending a few days
with relatives at woodstock Valley
Shrewsbury and Brfmfeld While al
the last named place. they had the
pleasure of meeting Mrs. Dexter
Moore. formerly of Union. now Ie1
years of age. and busily engaged 90
ing fancy work.
}. C. Porter Takes own Life in Woods
nsar Webster.
j. e. Porter about 10, for many
years resident of Putnam was found
dead in the woods near Webster or
Thursday. There was a bullet hole
+ in his right temple and note found
bseide him read, MY life is misera BILE
The assumption is that he was a sui
eide. his belief being strengthened
by the fact that s92 was found in his
pocket.
Mr. Porter left Putnam Monday
since then little is known of his move