Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-15

What Is Going On Tonight !,
 Francis s. Long Post No..f 80, G. A. R.. meets ia Memorial hall. s4sF
 At the First Baptist church Sunday Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter, the pastor, will preach the morning sermon. L. Church school for study of the Bible at noon. Christian Endeavor meet ing at o'clock. Evening community service at o'clock.
 At the First 1Gonereqational church, Rev. Harry s. SIeCready, pastor, will preach the morning sermon on ."The Eighth Commandment" Sunday school is held ata9.45 o'clock. At 12:15 the Mems Forum will meet in the Grex club room. The speaker Will be Robert H. Fenton and his subject Italy and the Square Deal: Have the Allies Treated Her Fairly At D m. the Home Circle wifi meet and a question night will be held.
 Christian Science Service is held ir the Woman's Club room No. sos Main street, Sunday morning at 10:4g o'clock. Subject of lesson sermon "Mortals and Immortals' Golden Tex John 8:34-35. ResponsiVe) reading Jeremiah 17:5-S, 10-14.
 At the Methodist Episcopal church Rev. c Harley Smith, the pastor, sgil be preach at the morning service Sunday school for study of the Bible at noon. Epworth League meets at o'clock, evening service at ' o'clock. At the short calendar session of tn. superior court, held in this city Fri. day morning Judge Bucian F. Burpel | assigned thirteen cases, as follows Tuesday, November 18th, first, 'CharIei 1 Carpenter vS. Joseph Hochberg: sec ond, Bartholomew A. oran vs. City 0 | Willimantic; third, Samuel B. liar l vey, administratzr vs. Horace S Eaton; fourth, Town of Windham vs Town of Brooklyn; Wednesday, Nov ember 18th, first Williams N. Potte administrator vs. Mary @L. Turner
 second, James P. Brown vs. Charie
 A. Nelson; third, Annie B. Nelsol vs. Addison J. Greenslit; fourth, Vii
 liam B. Webber vs.s Daniel P. Dun
 ct al; Thursday, November 20tf
 first Willimantic Lumber Coal G
 vs Nicholas P. Bartis and William s
 Morris; second, The "A G. Deer G
 vs. Frank Melo;' third, ,Andrivino Sc
 bastino vs. Frank z w. Potemski fourth, L. Sonnebourn Son, Incorl Tvs. Leonard Bros. Garage; Monda!
 November 24th, first Doyle & Murph
 vs The Federal Paper Board G
 There were no jury cases claimed b tany of the counsel present.
 An uncontested divorce, was grant led Philip E.s Stanley from Pearl F
 Smith Stanley on the grounds of de Isertion. Mir. Stanley, who is janito
 at the main offices of the. America
 Thread company testifieas that h
 married Pearl E. Smith in Ne1
 Haven in 1902. He had sent his wifi
 to Atlantic City after: She had elaine , to- be ill At that time he was Twin in Hartford and in 1912 he heard tha Pearl D. Smith was living, with some
 one else but since that he had bee : unable to find her.. He knew of n reason why his wife should have lei , him as she had never complained. Re Walter F. Borchert rector of St. Paul Episcopal church of this city, MT Margaret Calnan of Hartford an . Edward Proffitt of 24 Walnut stree this city testified in behalf of Stanlc, f At the conclusion of the testimon Judge Burpee granted the decree c the grounds ofdeseFtion-geegs 9
 Judge Burpee overruied demarrs
 to substituted complaint, in the cas
 of Sherwood Distillery Company { Baltimore, Md, vs. Samuel Smith,
 Putnam, after Attorney Charles ]
 Searles for the plaintiff and Charlt
 L. Torrey for the defendant. both
 Putnam, had argued for their re
 spective sides. The case arose ovt . three barrels of whislzey which thesd
 fendant ordered released from bon : and sent to his place of business