Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-07


 Missionary Society today (Wednes- day at the Baptist church in Mystic. Edward L'Heureaux, James Savage, James Klick, Arthur Packer and lrv- ing Manley- of Willinantic have. re- ceived their discharge from the ser vice and are at their homes in this city. These five young men spent twenty one, months in the service in France as member of the Fourteenth Engineers, Us,sS.f A.>a. ,. Edward Mcsweeney, yardmaster at the local yard of. the New Haven
 railroad will attend the National convention of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen to be held in Co., lumbus, Ohio, the last9of this month. Mir. McSweeney goes as 8 delegate | from Lodge No. 551 of. the order, and was recently presented a handsome | travelling bag, a gift from his asso- ciates in the local yard and office. The presentation speech was made by
 Arthur Trudeau.g MT. McSweeney ! expressed his appreciation of the gift, which he will make good use of on his trip. - A meeting of the Mems Club of the Methodist Episcopal church will be
 held this Wednesday, evening, with music, readings and social time for all who attend.
 A pleasing entertainment "A Japan
 csc Day. was given Tuesday evening at the First Congregational church by
 the members of Miss McCreadys class ,
 assisted by members of the Begin
 ners' primary and junior depart
 ments of the church school A good
 number was present and a social ! hour was enjoyed after the entertain ment Music was furnished by the
 High school orchestra, Mir CaswelL director and Elizabeth and Chris
 topher Case. The. proceeds of the entertainment, which were gratifying to those ill charge, will be used tc help in reconstruction work in Turkey. 1 At a meeting of Violet Rebekah
 Lodge. No. 57, ]. 0. Q. r., held in
 Odd Fellows hall Tuesday night, a 1 class of seven candidates was initiat- e. After the meeting social hour was enjoyed.
 George Nj. FolIett presided over the meeting of representatives interested in the local baseball project to be known as the City Industrial Baseball 1 league. A. league of six teams will be l formed made up of players from tbe various anufacturing plants in Willi- 1 antic. Officers were elected as fol-
 lows; President, William Giles; ] vice president, John N1cQuillan: sec retary, Spencer King and treasurer William Champlin.
 A selection of managers of the teams will be made at a later date and d committee of three was appointed te draw up a schedule of gaes for the league season which is to open June t17th.
 The May term of the Superio, Court opened in Willimantic Tuesda. morning at ten o'clock with Judge
 Gardiner Greene of Norwich on ths bench. The drawing of the jury fol the term resulted in the followinf selections:
 i Putnam-Geerge Potvin and Clar- ence w. Chase.
 Il Ashford-Arthur F. James.
 Brooklyn-Arthur F. Walters }, Canterbury-Frank Smith. Chaplin-James Lewis, William J
 Lee - | Eastford-Roy E. Latham. Hampton-William A. Pearl anC , Austin Pearl.
 Killingly-Arnold H. Batty ant George W. .Winslow. . Piainfield-John W. Atwood anc . Olin ". Potter.
 Pomfret-John Dennison.
 Scotland-L. o. Haskins and Chas l Wheeler.
 Sterling-Allen W. Sayles. : Thompson-Nerman P. Towne an, P. P. Tourtelotte.
 WoodstoclS-William Readhead ant , Frank Miller
 Short calendar matters were thel disposed of as follows N Tel Jay M. Shepard, off the list. Rose M. Capen, executrix, appea from probate. reasons of appeal or dered filed in one week. MI Howard c. Brown .ys. Williar Quinn. bill of particulars ordered file in one week.
 Ell Mary l.. Burnham vs. Charles I I Crane, answer to be filed in two week: s Marc V. Palmer of us vs. The Rock ville- -Willimantie Light Compan, answer to be filed in two weeks. a Fairsex Costume Co. ys A. Butle man, remains on list. Thread City Garage, Inc, vs R. \ Hyde, remains on list. ! Sarah Seigel Vs Henry A. Bugbe4 A motion asked for has been filed. Sherwood Distillery Company V E Samuel. Smith, answer will be filed i E week
 Bertha Bushnell vs Robert I. Busl,
 nell, further notice ordered by put lication.
 X Justin S. Green vs. Nicholas De E chand, off the list.
 Timothy J. Watts vs. The Wat Laundry Machine Company, off the lis Louis Jacobs vs. A. Weisberg, oi der citing in new defendant given. Daniel E. Tickle vs Esther Hicki
 s35 allowed defendant for defense. \ Edward N. Mason vs. Annie Gordo \ remains on list
 ' Julius Mason vs. Annie Gordo remains on list.
 \ The A. G. Deer Company vs. Fran
 Melo, two weeks allowed for an al swer
 III M. Eugene Lincoln, Admr.. vs. Vi, tor N. Frost, two weeks allowed \ which to file an answer.
 The uncontested divorce case of Ll
 cinda Noel Higgins. vs. Daniel Hi, \ gins was allowed to remain on the lis Gl At the conclusion of the arsumen \ in the case of Gertrude A. WarGeli V t the Town of Killingly, Judge Greer \ ordered the attorneys in the case to fl
 briefs with the clerk of the court b.
 fore May 17th. --,, ...... Prisoners were then put to plea. Wilfred Blanchette pleaded not gui s ty to the charge of statutory burglar \ He was charged with breaking and el B ternig two stores in Danielson and W, E represented by Attorney Woodward II that town.
 Iii Timothy. Sullivan of Willimantic el \ tered a plea apf guiltys to statuto ! burglary committed in this city al \ was sentenced by Judge. Greene
 Brooklyn jail for three months. H counsel was Public Defender Torrey
 Nicholas George charged with stat