Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29

Soure Oroero t1,UVU Montn AIImony for Wife Who is Suing Lewis M SReam for Diyorcs-verdiet for Mrs l. Susan E. Brown to Recover $f344 From M. E. LincoIn-Divoree for WiIliuantio Husband-Mrs. Harriet: Arnold TourteIlotte to Build a Me-
 mortal Chapel in Grove Street Gem
 etery.
 Tn the superior court here at Friday mornings session, Judge Joel H. Reed presiding. counsel 1 nthe case of Flea nor Davidson Ream vs, Louis Mar shall Ream appeared to argue mo tion for alimony pendente- lite. Att torney Charles Lockwood of the firm of Cummings and Lockwood, appeared for Mrs. Ream. while MT. Ream who is a son of the late n1uiti-millionafre. Norman B. Ream, was represented by Attorney Arthur L. Shipman of Hart ford.
 The hearing consumed no more than five minutes. It was made known by the counsel in the case that they had agreed upon s1,d00 a month from De- Keam should have pending the time when her divorce suit against her hus- band shall have been tried and de- cided.
 In addressing the court, Mr. Lock- wood stated that the defendant. Mr. Ream. is a very wealthy man and tbat his income is not less than $30,000 a year. Under the circumstances. MT Lockwood stated, Mrs. Ream should have alimony. pendente lite, at the rate of $500 per month. but agreement had been cached with counsel for MT. Ream that the amount should be $1,- 00o a month"; and this was ordered by the court.
 note that this amount was exclusive of cOunSelS fees,
 The divorce suit when it Is tried will attract widespread attention. MT. of Thompson. is with the American Steel and Wire company at Worcester He comes within the draft age for army service and is registered in this district. though he has not yet been called for service.
 Mrs. Ream, the plaintiff in the case, was in court Friday morning. but took no part in the proceedings. which she watched attentively. She occupied 1t was remarked by those who saw her that she is very pretty young wo- man.
 Motion for Foreclosure Granted.
 .Only one short calendar matter was disposed of at Fridays session of court, 3 motion for foreclosure in the Douglas being heard and allowed, At tcrney Sabin S. Russell, Danielson. ap- bearing for MT Johanson. Judgment was for $11.50.05. The property in volved Is located within the town of Sterling. Deputy Sheriff c. E. Aver Dayvilie. and Charles B. Hutchins, of testified as witnesses as to the value of the property.
 Verdict for Mrs. Brown to Recover
 $1,344.
 Following short calendar business the trial of the case of Susan B. Brown vs. M. Eugene Lincoln was re- stunned. Arguments in the case were made after the hearing of one witness and, following the judges charge. the case went to the jury early in the af- ternoon. The jury, out from 2.45 to Brown to recover $1344.66.
 Jurors for October Term,
 Junors for the October term were 1rawn as follows Frfday: Putnam. Olin D. Farrows, Clarence W. Chase: Wind nam, Robert Stanton, Dwight W. Ives; Ashford, Charles Butler; Brooklyn. Oliver F. Downs; Canter- bury, Edward Barrows; Chaplin, Geo P. Crane: Eastford, c. P. Latham. Hampton, Austin E. Pearl: .Killfngly, Henry A. McEwen, George l. Eaton Plainfield, D. Q. Lillihridee; Pomfret, John Ash: Scotland, c. F. Gager; Harold Wilcox: Thompson, Fred Chandler: Woodstock, G. l.. Up- nam.