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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-14
REAM's WIFE MAY MARRY
New York Paper Declares Former
Chorus Girl Bride of Louis ~.
Ream is Planning Suit.

over the long distance telephone
from his home in Saratoga Springs.
former State Senator Edgar T.
Bracket admitted Sunday to a re-
porter for The New York World that
he had under Amusement as counsel
for Eleanor Pendleton Davidson, a
former chorus girl, an attack upon the
validity of the anulment Of her mar
riage to young Louis Marshall ReaTn.
son Of the late millionaire, Norman q
Ream of Thompson. 1t is reported
that the papers will be fled this week,
reopening a sensational romance OF
five years ago
Although the anulment OF the mar
riage was ordered by Supreme Court
Justice Chester fully four years ago
and the papers filed in Rensselaer,
county. such was the secrecy OF the
proceedings before the referee. John
becomes public for the first time ex-
actly in what manner young Ream
and his bride were set free It was
said in some quarters that a divorce
was obtained There were guesses at
annulment. but IL would be pointed
| out that Louis Ream was IS and Miss
Davidson % when they married. and
that they had lived together as man
and wife after the ceremony.
Made His Son an Heir.
| Whatever the process was IL APP
pears to have been satisfactory 10
/ Norman b. Ream. father OF the young
/ man, for in spite OF threats OF disin-
heritance at the time of the secret
marriage he left to Louis an equal
share with the other five children in
/ two-thirds OF his estate. the assessed
value of which was IS, .526. More
over, the legacy was not incumbere5
By restrictions as to his future ma
/ trimonial inclinations. He might, IL he
| 50 desired. remarTy Miss Davidson.
Has Another Suitor.
| II is because somebody else wants
to marry Miss Davidson. or Mrs
Ream. as she still cabs herself. thai
the attack on the anulment impends
| the sutton having been advised that Il
was not legal, and being therefor,
fearful OF q flaw in his own title Of
husband II he should wed Mrs. Ream
At least such H. The rumor.
The name OF the sutton could not b,
learned yesterday nor could Mrs
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-14
The
Heat Indicator

Here Is a wonderful conven-
fence that Is furnished free with
every Crawford Unlike other
indicators, its delicate mechzn-
ism is not exposed TO the oven
vaPors that destroy ACCURACY. A
big help to better cooking.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-14
YANTIC

Woman's Guild Gives Up Lunches
During Lent-Addressed by Rector.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-14
To Observe Jackson's Birthday.

To Observe Jackson's Birthday.
Liberty council, Daughters of Amer
lea, will observe the 149th anniversary
of the birth of Andrew Jackson We'd
neSday evening, when an entertain
ment and banquet will be given with
Washington council, Junior o. U. A.
NJ, as guests.
Maple Leaf camp, Royal Neighbors,
had a meeting last evening.
Three carloads of lumber for use of
Pendleton Brothers have arrived at the
station and is being carted to the ship
yard.
Will Plan for Roll Call.
Washington council, Junior o. U. A
NJ, will have an interesting meeting
| this evening. Plans for the roll call
April will be perfected.
Miss Grace Fitzpatrick has returned
/ from a visit in New York and Balti-
| more.
Mrs. Robert Palmer is visiting in
| New York.
Mrs. Charles Cox has returned to
Providence after a visit here.
| Mrs. Henry Specht is entertaining
her niece, Miss Annie Wigglesworth,
| of Nova Scotia.
Otis Douglas has entered the employ
| of the Palmer Shipbuilding company
| as blacksmith.
George Banks has shipped on the
schooner Grace and Ella, Captain Bud
| dington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goodwin have
returned from their wedding trip.
There is no improvement in the
condition of John Corey, i'll with heart
| trouble in Lawrence hospital
Earl Mason, crossing tender of the
New Haven road, suffering from shock,
is no better.
| Going TO Stamford.
John Fitzpatrick has returned from
Greenport and goes this week to SIAM
ford, where he will have charge Oh
work at the Luden Construction COM
pany.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-14

Automobile output Of the United
States for 1914 was 100000 cars.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-14
DANIELSON

Episcopal Mission Service For Men
and Boys-New Auxiliary to BE
Doreas Rebekah Lodse-open Meet
ing Of kiIlingly Granee-Sportsmen
Apply For lingering Trout.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-14
Leaves for Bridgeport.

William McHale of Bridgeport spent
Sunday at his home here. Oak Ridge
farm.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-14
Going 70 Stamford.

John Fitzpatrick has returned from
Greenport and goes this week to SIAM
ford, where he will have charge of
work at the Luden Construction COM
pany.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-14

Ream be seen to verify or deny his
existence. She was not at her apart
ment in Central Park South all day.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-14

The" Dockash" Crate isanother
feature that makes the Crawford
Range better than any other.
Iii constructed 50 strongly and
simply that il does mot get out
of repair easily. The gears are
ouiside-insuring easy, conven-
lent operation. No dust, ashes
or danger from live Goals.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-23

ton of all voters will have TO DO
made throughout the State. and
in order to vote in any election
held after January LIST it will 10
necessary that every man who
present himself at the polls will
have to re-register under the
new law. Every one registering
must state their political ai1ilia-
ton. whether Democratic, Pro-
gressive. Socialist. Prohibition or
what nOt-and thereafter every
one is prohibited under penalty Of
the law. from participating in a
convention or primary Of the OPP
posite party than which they have
registered. The law is very plain
and every voter is compelled to
designate his party and after
wards to remain true and loyal to
the party Of which he has desig-
mated when registering. or suffer
the infection Of the penalty pro-
vided.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-23
Children Cry
ron FllTo1eo's
. ~ . v . RIA

Cards are out. announcing tho
approaching marriage of Br. Wiley
j. Chauvin Of this plac and Miss
May Segura. Of New iberia, which
happy event takes place at st. Pet
er's Catholic church, in that town.
on Wednesday the 10Th Of the
present month. The groom to be
is worthy young man. and a SON
Of our good friend. Mr.. James A.
Chauvin, while the prospective
bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Odra Segura, and is de-
cendant Of a large and influential
family of our sister parish, Known
for their honor. character and in.
tegrity. The Waterman wishes
to join their numerous friends in
the wish that every day Of their
lives will be marked by happiness
and prosperity. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauvin will reside in Franklin.
Franklin Waterman.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-23

Mr.. c.. O. HIM, of New Orleans
engineer for the Lambert Hosting
Engine Co.. spent few hours III
New Iberia on Thursday evening
Mr.. Him. is experimenting the
construction Of some machinery
in the McIlhcnny Canning Fac
tory at Avery Island.
Misses Mabel Burke and Ruth
Gebert are expected home today
from South Carolina where they
are attending one Of the leading
female institutions of that state.
Master Southwcll Fisher re-
turned home on Wednesday from
Scwance. Tenn. to spend the hol-
idavs with his parents.
Mr.. Homer Daigre. Jr., arrived
home last Thursday to spend the
holidays with his parents on
Charles street. Mr.. Daigre is
taking up law as his pr ofcssion
and from what we are informed
is obtaining high percentages in
bis course Of studies
Mr.. Marshall Borel arrived
home today after an absence Of
about three years working in the
Western States and is to spend
the holidays here with his mother
and relatives.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-23
New Years Eve December

New Years Eve. December
3lst promises to be gala event
amongst the members Of the Elk
Lodge as notices. have been issued
by Messrs A "A. Dauterivc and
Octave Renoudet. Jr.. inviting the
members to participate in a
dance at the "home" and
supper at the Hotel Frederic.
1t is more probable the re-
Spouse for reservations on this oc-
casion will bc'greatcr than that of
last New Years eve, when so
many of our people participated
in witnessing the closing Of the
end and the entry Of the new year
at this famous hostclry the Hotcl
Frederic which is so well adapted
for events of this kind.
Cigars put up in Xmas pack
ages. Call at the Hotel Frederic
News Depot.
This has been busy season
in the New Iberia Post Office and
Postmaster Silvio Broussard and
his corps Of courteous assistants
are doing all they can to facilitate
the people in attending to business
as promptly as possible during
this rush season. Since our peo-
pie have learned the advantages
Of using the Office Of Uncle Sam
for the transmission of packages
instead of the Express companies
who used to gouge the public, the
volume of business done at this
post Office daily excels that Of the
express offices. When once VIC
get the one cent letter postage
which is more than probable un-
der the Democratic administra-
ton, our people will then COM
mence to appreciate the advant-
ages of having a Party in power
who wish to do something for tho
masses. The question Of one-cent
letters is coming very rapidly and
unless this country should be COM
PEELED to get involved in the En-
ropean conflict, we feel certain
the Democratic party will also
inaugurate the one-cent letter
postage instead Of the two we are
compelled now to pay which will
be a great saving in the transmits
sion of letters.
Sheet music, the fastest, Tberia|
Jewelry Co.
Those of our readers who
have not yet paid their poll taxes
to Sheriff Landry had better get
themselves in shape before De-
cember 31st or else they will be
deprived Of participating in any
general election or primary dur
ing the next two years, 1917 and
1913. 1t is urgent that every
real good citizen not disfranchise
as many do through neg.
lect. The privilege of voting is
one that every Taxpayer and cit
izen who feels that he is interest
ed in the selection Of good officials
in this City and Parish should
take advantage of. or else not
complain when men are selected
who do not come up to the mark.
Under the law beginning january
sf a cnmp1o+o and rar,, rop;a%,o
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-23

Through the medium of The En-
terprise. we wish to extend to our
patrons our best wishes for q
happy Christmas and prosperous
New Year. We also desire to ex-
press our sincere appreciation to
the public in general for the lib
eral patronage given us during
the past wear and solicit a con-
tinuance of the trade.
Dauterive Furniture Go.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-23

AS is the custom this yuletide
season. we adopt this means Of
thanking our patrons and the pub
lie in general for their liberal pat
ronage during the present year
and hope to merit q continuance
Of same during 1917. Wishing all
a Merry Xmas, we remain,
Very truly.
A. DAIGRE.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-23
Master Fitzhugh Murray

Master Fitzhugh Murray ar
rived home yesterday from Baton
Rouge where he is attending tic
University.
Miss Elizabeth Forgey of Ger
treville arrived Friday to spenI
the holidays with her parents.
The Six Hand Euchre Club met
at the home of Miss Namoi Ian
dry at Segura, La, Thursday aft
erno0n.
Mr.. j. B. Vloeberghs Of Lorcau-
vile was a business visitor in New
Iberia yesterday.
DR.. Paul N. Cyr Of Jeancrctte
spent several hours here on Thurs
day. lie was en- route from the
Ansc La Butte oil field where he
has oil interests.
Masters Arthur Provost, Ar
thur LeBourgeois. Thomas r.
Gayle, Jr. are expected home to-
day from the State University at
Baton Rouge. They will return
to college after the holidays.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Dieudonne last Tuesday. Deem
Der 10Th at IL 80 p. NJ, a bounc-
ing boy His arrival was q very
joyful one.
DR.. Paul lie Bourgeois, Jr., q
medical student Of Tulane AZ
rived here yesterday to spend
Christmas with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul LeBourgeois.
Judge Joseph A. Breaux Of New
Orleans spent a few days here this
week and attending to legal bus
mess.
Mr.. Thos. r. Pascal Of Hugo,
Oklahoma arrived in New iberia
some days ago to spend Christmas
with friends. Mr.. Pascal is prac-
ticinr law in that State and is q
son of our former fellow-citizen
Mr.. August Pascal Of Sturgeon,
Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Winters and
little child is spending few days
at Nederland, Texas. They made
the trip from this City in Mr.. Win
ters' Ford and made the journey
of IT'S miles in fourteen hours.
The Five Hundred Club met
on Tuesday last at the home Of
Mrs. L. Cyrus DeBlanc. On this
occasion the prizes were won by
Mrs. P. A Landry and Mrs. Clet
Girard.
Miss Lucille Durand of New
Orleans is visiting in New Iberia,
the guest Of relatives
Misses Freda Veazey. Pearl ST.
mon, Rita Renoudet, Francis 81
mon and Mr.. Alonzo Hall have
home for the holidays
from Lafayette.
Mr.. Ben Dulany who is taking
his third year course in the study
Of architecture at Tulane Univers-
ity arrived home yesterday to
spend the Yuletide season with
his parents. Hon. and Mrs. L.
Tasker Dulany. Mr.. Don Dulany |
81 Lake Charles is expected today !,
Or tomorrow. The young GENTLE .
man is filing a responsible posi-!
lion 40 teacher in the public!
schools in that thriving city.
Mixed hard wood for sale. de-
ivered to any part Of the City,
Telephone Fred Young. No. 1903 or
~ "a A. ,.n~<1c - Cnwwo<% Q<
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-23
PERSONALS.
. . . . . . . .

4
Mrs. L. q. Hacker left Thurs
day for New Orleans to visit rela
tives.
Miss Constance Broussard and
little nephew Will Broussard have
returned from visit of several
dgl1lp New Orleans.
and Mrs. Ruben Marronj
Of View Orleans are here visiting
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alder,
DeBlanc.
DR.. and Mrs. Louis Stumpf Of
New Orleans arrived here Thurs
<dav to spend the HOLIDAYS with
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Cambell.
The Bridge Club met Monday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
Harry Hall.
Miss Maud Estorge has re-
turned from a short visit to
friends in New Orleans.
DIR. and Mrs. Segura of Log
Town. Miss. are here visiting at
the home. of Mr.. and Mrs. O. Sc
gura.
Mrs. Cyrus DeBlanc entertained
the Five Hundred Club at her
home Tuesday afternoon.
~ Mrs. Reese and children Of
Houston are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Harry.
Miss Mimon Marin returned
Thursday from several weeks visit
70 Patoutville.
Miss Katie Terrell Of Avery Is
land came in Friday to spend the
holidays with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Segura Of Port
Arthur. Texas attended the Sc
!9ura- Chauvin wedding here Wed
jExie Taylor has re-
I edfned lc1ne from several weeks
visit to Wilton. L..
Miss Natalie Freeman Of Alex
3ndria u here visiting relatives
Tor the holidays.
M. and Mr.. Laurent IDauterive
jcf Lafayette are visiting relatives
here.
lfissee Loretta and Georgia
ehaw Of Jeanerette were visitors
4 ne Wednesday.
Mr.. Sidney Romero returned
~ her home in Nav Orleans Wed
ocday.
1fIee Stella Premeau Of Abbe-
m attended the Segura- Chauvin
eddine here Wednesday.
1fiaeee Theds Murray Of indie
ndence. La. and Marietta Of
I'D arrived here Friday to|
"a tho holidays.
~. Henry Romero left We'd
- for his home in Ged. La,
"a seyeral DAYS visit here.
Sfisa Marie Cage and Miss Dora
ved this week from Nat
SAoklyn Club met Wed
Aernoon at the residence
ohn BuQuor.
=. Adolph and Lester
Jules Dupuy. Jr., Homer
and Paul I.eBourgeois ar
Thursday from New Orleans
Xmas holidays. |
and Mrs. Richard McMahon
tom are here visiting their
Mr.. and Mrs. r. $. Nc
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-23
SAVE HALF

on your Shorthand, Business.
Practical English Course; get the
best. Positions guaranteed. Write
today Tor reduced holiday offer.
Walden Business University.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-23
LOCALS.

.
--Messrs. B. w. Morrison and
r. w. Fawllses. superintendent
and assistant agents Of the Life
and Casualty Co., Of Tennessee
have opened their office on the, sec
ond floor of the Taylor drug store.
Cigars put up in neat Xmas
packages.-lIotel Frederic News
Depot.
The members Of the Presby-
terrain church enjoyed the pleas
urc Of a. Christmas tree in the lit
tie church on st. Peter street last
Thursday night and hundreds Of
hearts were made happy over the
presents so lavishlv bestowed by
dear old Santa CLAUS.
RUB-MY-T ISM-Antiseptic, Re-
lieves Rheumatism, Sprains, Neu-
ralgia, etc.
The regular services Of the
Presbyterian church will be held
tomorrow morning by Rev. Para
dis. The public is cordially in
vited to attend these services.
Cut glass and brio a-brac Of all
descriptions can be found at the
iberia Jewelry Co.
Mr.. James Carter, the affable
travelling freight agent Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad system
presented us with q beautifully
printed 1917 calendar advertising
the sunset lines which now orna-
ments our sanctum.
Sash. Blind and Door Factory,
special work Of all description.
Cisterns and tanks.--Bertrand
Lumber Co.
We were visited yesterday
with another freeze. the Their
mometer reaching as low as twen-
ty-eight yesterday morning and
many water pipes were complete
lv frozen as late as ten o'clock,
80 severe was the ice which
formed. Some weeks since when
the first freeze struck this section
the thermometer went as low as
twcnty-seven. From reports
gathered we still do not think
the orange trees were effected at
all. and the owners of the citrus
trees still feel perfectly secure
from any losses.
We make a specially Of repair
ing watches, clocks and iewelry.
All work Observation-Disclosures jew
elry Co.
On Tuesday last an unfortu-
nate accident took place which
cost the life of Mr.. Dominique
Breaux 1t seems the gentleman
was in the act Of chopping down
a tree on the property Of Mr..
Francois Segura in the Seventh
Ward and TIN ough miscalculation
when it fell. the unfortunate man
was in it's path and one Of the
heavy limbs struck him, killing
him instantly. Deceased left a
large family Of children to mourn
his sudden death.
FOUND-A bunch of keys.
Owner can recover same by pay
ing cost Of advertising. Apply
this Office.
I'm reporting the election Of
officers in our last issue Of iberia
Lodge No. 80, Knights Of Pythian.
we inadvertently omitted the
name Of Mr.. Frank J. Briganti.
the Outer Guard as one Of the Of
ficials of that Order. Mr.. Bri.
CAN'T has filed this very import
ant Office so admirably in years
past that his brother members al
ways see that he is re-elec ted.
The evening world., 1916-03-28
BRITISH RENEW
HEAWATTACKS,
berlin ADMITS
Germans Expect Battle Around
st. Eloi to Develop Into
Strong Offensive.
FOR EFFECT ON VERDUN
Situation Along the MeuSe Re-
ported by Both Sides
as Unchanged.

BERLIN. March 2s.-The lighting
around st. EloI. where the British
launched heavy attacks against the
German lines, is developing into what
may prove to be n strong enemy Of
fensive, II was reported this after
noon by the War ONCE.
The British are continuing their at
tacks. though they have made no
further important gains. II Is thought
possible here that British troops, talk
ing advantage OF improved weather
conditions on this sector, may be
planning a drive aiming TO force the
withdrawal OF German troops from
Verdun.
The situation around verdun and in
tho whole region between the Meuse
and Moselle remains unchanged.
On the eastern front. tho Russians
continued their attacks last night
In the region of Postawy, but without
result. The Germans repulsed Rus
sian attempt to reconquer positions
taken in Sundays fighting near Lake
Narocz.
Two Russian divisions, advancing
70 the attack In wave after wave
were almost annihfiated by Brandon
burg and Hanoverian troopers.
In the Balkans German air squad
ron, replying TO the enemy air attacks
against German positions near Lake
Dorian, dropped a large number OF
bombs on the new allied petrol depot
at Salonica, and on tho allied camr
north Of salonica.
PARIS. March 2s.-The French OF.
ficiaI statement given out this morn
ing says there was no change in tn,
verdun region during the night. East
OF the Meuse all was calm and to the
west OF the river there were some ar.
tillery exchanges. Following Is the
text Of the report:
Last night passed quietly to IN,
east of the River Mouse. There wa,
considerable activity on tho part oI
the exposing artillery Torces to the
west Of the MeL-a IN the region o.
Malanoourt as well as in the Woevr,
sector at the foot OF the heights o.
| the Mouse.
I'm Lorraine. in the forest Of Par
rop. we delivered a surprise attack or
position of the enemy, tho occu
pants OF which were either killed o.
taken prisoners. In withdrawing WI
/ blew the position up.
There has been nothing else OF i'm
portsnce on the remainder OF tn
| front"
The evening world., 1916-03-28
SET HOUSE AbLAzE
TRYING TOK|LL SELF,
GIRL TELLSPOL|CE
Two Persons Meet Death and
Score Injured as Cleveland
Dwelling Burns.

CLEVELAND. March 2s.-Nfiss
Bessie Reimers, nineteen years. old,
waitress. confessed. according to
Chief Of Detectives Gideon Rabshaw
this afternoon. that she accidentally
set FIRE to the Foster Apartments to-
day in an attempt TO commit suicide.
Two persons persisted In the blaze
and over q score were injured.
The girl at first said a masked man
who attacked her in her room. gagged
and bound her, had started the blaze
by setting fire to bundle of papers
Tho police are holding three men
and q woman ut Headquarters and
havo established a police guard al
the bedside OF Bessie Relmer a.
Huron Road Hospital.
Most OF the Ave were involved ir
a white slave investigation a few
DAYS ago, following which one WON
an was sent TO the Workhouse. II
this case the Reimer girl was the nj
! legged victim.
The victims of the fire were iden
tined as ]. b. Lewis OF New York an,
Mrs. Anna Simpklns.
The apartment contained twenty
Eve suites, and more than ono hun
dred persons were In the building a
the time the fire started. Tho ma
jority OF them were rescued by mean
Of ladders and nets.
The evening world., 1916-03-28
BRITISH STRIKES
BLOCK WORK ON
BIG ARMY GUNS
Clyde MachiniStS, Fighting
Consumption, Are Bitter
Against Government.

LONDON, March 2s,-Strlkes among
tho machinists at Clyde are holding
up the manufacture OF big guns.
Christopher Addison, Under Secretary
for Munitions, informed the House
OF Commons this afternoon.
Tho strikes were inaugurated for
the purpose OF forcing the govern
ment to repeal the conscription act
and other measures, Addison said.
Six OF the asitators have been re-
moved from the factories and the
government IL considering punishing
them and taking sharp measures to
meet the situation.
The munition works at Clyde have
been hotbeds OF anti-conscription
propaganda for several months. On
one occasion Minister OF Munitions
Lloyd George was hooted by n crowd
at Clyde when he urged the workers
to speed up the production Of NUM-
tons