Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-13

i in Springfield. Mass. It vas charged
 that she deserted her husband on 1 June F, 1915. and never has return ; ed. Levesaue said he knew of no
 reason for his wife leaving him; that 1 he returned from his work at 11.30 on q Saturday night in June. 1915, found the door of his home locked and soon ! learned that his wife had departed. ] taking with her their two children Stella and Lionel. Later I-evcsque re covered possession of Lionel and has i since kept fib, while the little girl has remained in the custody of her mother. The court gave Levcsque who was represented b1 Attorney i Charles l.. Torrey, custody of the boy l until he is 2f years of age.
 The actual work of tearing up the surface Of Grove street to make ready for the laying of the new concrete : pavement was in full swing on Friday. The south sit.c of the street had been South Main and Grove to Pleasant street. A blow was being used to break through the hard surface of the street. Next week a larger force of down to the base level for the new roadway, which. the contract says. shall be completed within 35 days
 The case oF Arthur B. LapsIey of Pomfret vs William E. Dunn. which is asSi gned for trial in the superior 
 Of a fire that badly damaged the trees in a part of tho big apple orchard of LapSiey's in tho town of Iomfret in the spring Of this year, when q brush fire got out of control The plaintiff alleges that an agent-an employee of Dunn's was responsible for the fire, which charge is denied by the de- fendant who was formerly engaged in the " oofcn business at TlmViIe- where he operate the mill now own Il t1I-f he
 It was announced during the ses- sion of the superior court Friday morning that the case of Alice L.. Hayward of this city vS. the N. Y., N. H. and II. R. F. company had been settled out Of court. Mrs. Hayward was very badly injured one morning several years ago when she was struck by a orthbound Worcester passenger train out of this city while she was coming out of route leading from the pany at Mechanicsville across the tracks of the New Haven road. It was storming hard st the time. Mrs. Ha award was Q patient at the Day Kimba1l hospital for months after the accident While TO statement was tlement, it is understood that it was found that the company was without liability for the accident.
 Business men and other citizens of thIS city VIII De asked 10 S1Sh pc tition being circulated by former em- plQyes of the Shore Line Electric Railway company on the Putnam lines with q, view to securing what is termed fair and impartial arbitration of the former employees contentious.
 It was stated Friday that offeers of the Putnam Cemetery association hope to perfect arrangements under which dirt being removed from Grove street in connection with the work that will be done in building the concrete road way may be utilized fo" grading about the site that has been selected in the cemetery for the erection of the me- mogiai chapel provided for in the will of the late Harriet Tourteliotte, for merly Of North Grosvencrdale. who died in Florida last winter. Exeavat- ing that will be necessary in prepar- ing for the erection of the chapel also may be undertaken in the near flu