Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-21

Monday night for Hartford where the | Golden Rule degHee was being worked. Today tTuesdayt there is to be a
 meeting of the Grand Encampment at Hartford. Members of the order who | will attend the encampment from this | city are District Deputy Charles F. kenffeld: Elmer M. Young, delegate from the Windham Encampment and | Harry Pearl.
 Miss Ethel Y. Grant of Prospect who I has been ill at her home for several
 months was taken to a Hartford hos | pital Sunday for treatment.
 November will be busy month for pleasure seekers in this city. At diff ferent times during the month will | come carniyals run by local organiza- tfons. On Armistice Day will come the parade and dance of the '. D. Veterans, and Thanksgiving Day will come the minstrels of the Thread City Cyclers and the twilight dance of the Emeralds- These are in addition to the regular list of entertainm rents.
 In the police court Monday morning
 the family troubles of George LeBlond
 and his wife received airing, and
 against LeBiond. charged with non-
 support by his wife, was put over for
 another month under the same bonds
 of s2eo furnished previously, by the.
 mother Of the accused. 1t is the hope
 of the court that in the meantime the
 trouble between LeBlond and his wife
 might be settled. and they agree to live
 together. LeBlond had for his at
 torney Thomas J. Kelley, who waived
 reading of the complain in the court accused. The stories of the couple are conflicting. the accused claiming that he was in the habit of turning over the greater part of his salary to his wife. and far he knew the trouble had all been caused over the safe of furni- ture- Mrs. LeBIond claimed that the trouble had been caused by the accused associations with a neighbor, And that he should not go about as he did She also claimed that the accused had forced her to sell the furniture at . loss She would be willing to return 10 the accused if he would behave him self and keep away from the other girl The accused in turn stated that ! he would return to his wife under the | condition that she allow him to speak | to whomsoever he pleased.
 The police have been notified of | the suspension of the automobile l- l cense of Daniel Vertefeuine Of this | city, by Commissioner of Motor Ve- hicles. Robbins E. Stoeckel Vertefeu- ile and other young men were the |
 borrowers Of an automobile belong ing to a New London man, to be used | IF joyriding. They were apprehended and paid fines for their evenings en- joyment. As he was the only ownerl
 I driver of the automobile
 Rev Harry S. McCready, pastor of the local Congrega tional church was a speaker al the meeting of the Wind nam High School Lyceum Monday 
 Alderman and Mrs. Willard N. Sowen were delightfully."- surprised sunday evening when members of Fur1nton Temple and their husbands ;aAed at their home 4o9 Pleasant street, in honor of their tfirty-fourth anniversary of their wedding
 There was large attendance at all he sessions of the conference of Sun- lay school suprintendeuts of the Nor WIch district. held Monday at the To- cal Methodist church The conference had been divided into three sessions to De held in the morning afternoon and evening The attendance at the morn ns session numbered about sixty and increased in number during the day un- ii at the final session sess5on over ,ne hundred Sunday school wo N-ers were in attendance The conference vas held in connection with the Gen. enary Of the church which early in he year brought about a drive for lo5.o0O.000. In all $112.0 900 was aIsed- during the drive. The confer nee was also held to further plans for