Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13
SUPERIOR COURT.
Short Calendar and Assignment of Cases on Friday-One Divorce Hear ing.

| for short calendar and assignment o1 l cases as follows: l Short Calendar and Assignment ot Cases-Helen L. Richardson and Heller Jackson Hunt vs. Frederick I. Rich ardson; Frank Casey for receiver vs Torrey vs. May E. Torrey Hattie E l Stone vs. Byron B. Stone. Uncontested Divorces-Mittie Ben nett vs. Edward Bennett
 Trial List-To court: Henry H. Da- Power Co. vs. Frederick E. Shaw ei l al: Anderson Martin Electric Co., vs Ponfret school ct al: Walter D. Tor rey vs. May E. Torrey: Hattie E. Stone Dona Sevigny; Mary J. Davis vs. John R. Davis; Alexander s. Burdlck vs Walter L. Burdick.
 To Jury-Wfflian Desautels vE. Put nam Light and Power Co.,: Ludger Desauteis vs. Putnam Light and Pow CT Co: Harold Morgan vs. The Con- ! necticut Co.; Helen S. Hammond vs N. T.. N. H. & H. R. R. Co.,: William H. Hammond vs. N. T., N. H. & H. R. R. Go.
 Assignments to Jury-Tuesday, March 18th. 1913 Especial Agnes De- saute1s vs. Putnam Light and Power Co.,
 Relief Corps Standing Committees. Following are the standing commit tees of the W. R. c. for the present
 
 spauldfng, Mrs. Julia Ffnchan. Mrs. Julia Cole; executive committee, Mrs. LiIlfe F. Leach, Mrs. Mary J. Wright, Mrs. MsbeIle c. Carpenter, Mrs. len Mrs. IneK V. Hoyle, Mrs. Frances A. Barrett, Mrs. Ida Johnson, Miss Es- ther Converse. Miss Sadie Wilbur, Mrs. Annie spaulding. Mrs. Diantha Chaf- Greene, Mrs. Delima .Durocher, Mrs. Melissa Arnold, Mrs Estella Mac Kachnfe, Mrs. Cora Adams. Mrs. Ellen Manning; auditing committee Mrs. Mrs. Frances A. Barrett; home em- ployment committee, Mrs. Jane In- man, Mrs Mary E. Bowen. Mrs. Alp bic Wood: conference committee. Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. E. Emily Tourtelotte; floral committee, Mrs. Lena A. Green, Mrs. Tnez V. Hoy1e. Mrs. Carrie Prem tice house committee. Mrs. Jennie R. DarTner Mrs. Lflite E. Leach, Mrs. Mary J. Fuller sewing committee, Mrs. Melissa Arnold, Mrs. Jane Willis. Mrs. Tnez V. Hoyle Mrs. Harrtett Chaffee. Mrs. Estella Mackachnie, Mrs. Eliza beth s. Howell, Mrs. Mary J. Wright, Mrs. Isabella Hicks, Mrs. Lena Whip pie. Mrs. Mary B. May. Mrs. Nina Per ry. Mrs. Louise Robbins. Mrs. Ida J. K1ebart entertainment committee. Mrs. Munroe, Mrs Ethel c. TourteIofte. Mrs. Sadie Williams. Mrs. Dorothy Bartlett, Mrs. Zena Morasse Mrs. Myrtioe Gov ell. Mrs. Nellie Seaver, Mrs. Anna T. AIbee. Mrs. Anna c. Gilmore. Miss Es- .ther Converse, Miss Sadie Wilbur, Mrs. Cora Adams.
 Civil eervies Examination. the loeai pest office to the effect that there Is to be & civil service exam inatieR in this city March 2a for the purpose of filling appointments as sub- nam pest office, Those wfe are to take the examinations are required to make their applications by March IT.
 Arrested and Taken ts Providence.
 John J. Maleney. wanted in Previ- denee en a charge ef noh-suppoFt, W2 taken into custody here and tur over te a Providence officer, vt took him back to that city Wednesuay af- ternoon.
 E. E. Brown at Worcester Meeting.
 Everett B. Brown of Pomfret was annual meeting of the Massachusetts Fruit Growers association as repre- sentative of the Connecticut Farmer, of which he is horticultural editor. In the evening MT. Brown was a spe- cial guest at the annual reunion and banquet of~the Worcester County Hor- ticultural society.
 Benefits by Stay at sanateriur,.
 pr. F. W. Darmer, patient at the N Norwlch state sanatorium was a vis- itor at his home here Wednesday, Dr. Darmer has shown considerable 1rs- during his stay at the in stitution.
 Another Farm for Torrey Brothers. "A real estate transfer recorded We'd nesday shows the sale to Ernest E. Torrey and Olfn W. Torrey by Ellen Dougherty of her farm at East Put nam, near where the Torrey brothers are owners of many fertile acres.
 Again Called to West Warren
 Captain John Murray and Mrs. Mur- ray were called to West Warren We'd nesday by the death of relative, the second visit they have made to Mass achusetts on a similar mission within g. week.
 TourteIotte Pupils Goisg to Washing
 ton.
 The senior class of the Tourtelotte Memorial high school at North Gros- day) to spend their Easter vacation on notable trip. Washington, D. C., Is the main objective point, with visits to Phuadelphia and New York sched- Iled and sight seeing trips in every city. Miss Adeline Sterr1berg, Web 5ter, teacher of modern languages al the school. will be in charge of the party.
 Nevvsy Notes.
 Special Officer Benjamin Chaffee is aoing duty in the business section of 1 the city during the absence of Cap ,ain John Murray.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leroy Davenport. who l nave been living in Nebraska, are wis., Representative and Mrs. H. Fl. Da- 1 Pomfret. ,. D. NoeEa of Wereestex NaA 2. H5a- .