Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-04

short, calendar session are as follows l Charlotte G. Blickestaff vs Isaac Blick- 1 enstafr; EVeline Bertha Stone vs Hen 1 " Elmer Stone Harriet F. Williams vs Eugene T. Williams John Velgohia vs. Luce Felgohie; Georgianna Boucher vs. William H. Boucher: Alphonse Arssn- eault vs. PhiIlias Arseneault; Gladys A. Moran vs John J. Moran: Waiter F. Tatro -vs. Frances Tatro Lulu NJ Stain
 thorpe vs. Harry. W Stainthorbs: An ] toine Wagner vs. Marie T. Wagner.
 i Previous to the hearing oL divorces as- signments on the trial list were made 1 Gases to jury were assigned as follows 1 First on Tuesday. September |. Autoilo- l bile Insurance Company ys Napoleon i Muire second .on Tuesday, Septenlher :, l tiremen's Fund Insurance Company vs.
 Jesse Rich; September A. Walter B. Chase vs. Davis 6; Brown Wooisn Co. :: 1 first on September 93, Jennie N. Wills
 vs, Newton \. Ballard, ct al ; second on same day, Guy L. Baker vs John T. Ryan. Il. was stated by. counsel tao. tn , l ease Of Alice r. Hayward ,rs N Y. \.
 II. & II. R. R. Co, is to be sa.-.eI out Of court
 Cases for trial to the court were as
 signed as follows: First, on September s, Joseph Bednarz vs. John Chadak seccnd. tJohn Chudak ys. Joseph BerdaazHt Sep tember II, Alra ]. Dixon vs Byron NJ. Lewis and August Swanbu-g V, Claus
 Gran: September 15. Domipi.l A. Del
 Peschio ys. Charles E. HobSins. Hareld \. Copeland ys, Marie Couala ld. Edward c. Ames vs. Charles DanserAau Soptenl-
 Der l6, Peter Holden ys. May IIaIian.
 Jak Hassezuk vs. May KiIEin, llias Mary
 Ailian; September IT. Harry l.. Bacx
 vs Peoples National Fire Insurance Co.
 Two cases to be heard by th3 court were
 assigned to Willmantfc. Sen :c,i1be-. 22.
 following naturalization, Hattie I. Pal mer vs. Rockville Willimantic I.i-ltirs Co.,; September 2S. special, Saraa siegal
 vs Henry A. Bugbee..
 At the close of Fridays session of court the jury for the coming term was drawn
 as follows: Putnam Chester N. Elliott Godias Rivard Windham, John R. Loom is, Frank Wilcox; Ashford, FrcI c. Chism; Brooklyn. John s. Iitchis.d Canterbury, Charles Barstuw Chaplin
 Thomas F. Shea Eastforl Ch'.rios A
 Walker; Hampton, Henry Ciapp Killing. ly. Hiram s. Franklin, Orray F. Potter Plainleld. Ernest |. Dunuis, William E Johnson Edward Hall ;~P9mt-et Walkel Brown, P. E. Mofftt; ScotlanI, jI"ra ee Main; Sterling, Charles T. Cnrey
 Thompson, Ernest P, Ryant, Floyd E Potter, Charles A. Potter; Woodstock Daniel Anderson. Harris Sanger.
 Miss Ruth PerrN daughter of Dc. art Mrs. Edward F Perry. Grove street. re turned to Putnam Friday from New I Preston where she has been Rpe1d.a; I her vacation with her aunt
 + Midshipman William r. Raffalty, snI of MT and Mrs. William Rafsrty. 0 s Grove street, came to Putnam Frida, night to spend month with his par s ents. He was accompanied by fr.enC who will pass the week end here an, q then leave for his home In the west
 a Funeral services of Mrs. Nellie Mccoy i Sunnyside street. who died last Mon s day were held Friday morning at O 1 clock from St. Mary's church Burial wa \ in St. Mary's cemetery. Mrs. Mccoy wa the widow of Frank Mccoy.
 Two wedding returns. were filed Fri day with Town Clerk Davis Flagg. O1 S August 2S Charles s. Henries of Wood { stock was married to Mary Q. Belden 0 S Worcester. The ceremony was perform 4 ed by Rev. c, s. c. MaeHay of the Put nam Baptist church. The groom is tn | son of Winfred Henries. and is employe at the Tatem Handle Factory in Putnam s Tn August Bertratn Sylvester son c k Putnam, was married by Mr. Mckay t H Hazel Cotton, daughter of Everett Cot N ton, of Putnam. Both have been employ @ ed in a Putnam cotton mill.
 N In the Putnam city court Friday morr N ing John I4inton, a wandering weave s was sert to ia1 fdT 30 slays by Deput H Judge Archie 7 donald, Jr. Linton tol ,s the court his home was in Maine, but tha
 he came to Putnam Thursday mornin