Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15

tals and Imnnortais Golden text, Romans 8: 21. -s First Baptist church, Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter, pastor, will preach at 1o.45. 1 Sunday school at 1915 o'clock. Christian 1 Endeavor meets at SIS. Evening preach | ing service at ' o'clock.
 Mrs. Nettie Holt Harding of Boston. a l well known public message bearer, who | follows each lecture with message
 seance, will speak for the First society | of Spiritualists Sunday, May 18th, at the sual hours of service, 2 and I o'clock p. m. | Sales of war savings stams and thrift stamps at the local post office for April showed falling off of over 1ee per cent. over sales for March. The total sales l for April were 505 compared with 9S7 Tor | March The money taken in for thrift stamps was s73.50 for 2s4 stamps, and sS75.e5 for the sale of 211 war savings stamps The total sales came to SS49-1o or $S20.25 less than the sales of March | when 587 thrift and 3sl war savings stamps were sold amounting to Sl76S.4s.
 Judge John E. Keeier of stamferd pre- sided at the short calendar session of the
 Windham county superior court held in l this city Friday morning. Civil jury cases assigned for next week to follow | the trial of the case of Mrs. Carrie Marcello charged with chicken thievery
 are: Second for Tuesday, Geo. G. Ja- cobson vs Edward Labonte; third for Tuesday, Gertrude I. Gilman vs Lottie Gilman; first for Wednesday, Rhode Is- land Roofing Co. vs J. M. Shepard ;
 second for Wednesday, Emily J.. Ross, ] Exr~ appeal from Commissioners Es- tate of William Ross; first for Thurs day, Warren vs D. P. Dunn, ct al. On the short calendar list, the case of John VeIgohic vs Luce VeIgohic was continued. In the case of Henry Racicot vs Charles P. Mulligan a bond of STE for prosecution was allowed. In the ease of Stephen J. Davis vs Walter K Davis motion to open judgment was granted NJ H. Geisier of Putnam was allow ed to substitute as the plaintiff in the
 case of Benjamin F. Benoit. EXT, now deceased, as the administrator of the es.
 tate of the latter, vs the Putnam Saw ings Bank and as the defendent in a counter suit. The uncontested divorce
 case of Waiter B. Colby vs Lillian E Colby was continued.
 In the case of Walter L. Hoyle oi Danielson vs Cora R. Hoyle, a decree was granted on grounds of adultery ana intoierable cruelty, and in the case oi
 Louise Theresa, Balowe, of Central Vii
 lage vs.- Wallace Anil Barlowe, de cree was granted on the ground of de 1 sertion.
 In the former case Hoyie testified that he was married in Sterling March 90 1903, up to that time having lived mos of his life at Danielson. His wife wa. Cora A. Darrow. For a time they kep
 house but soon his wife tired of thi! and obtained positions in several diff ferent offices in the towr. He first be came suspicious of her when once ir
 the middle of the night she dressed anc
 went out of the house. Her explanation of this was that she had left ligh
 burning at the office and went down t, Il put it out On several occasions h, surprised her while telephoHing to a maj \ when she would immediately hang III
 the receiver. Several times when he an
 swered the telephone mans voice woul ask for his wife. After they had move to Worcester, Mass, he contracted
 disease from his wife. Once he ha watched her meet a man and go dow
 6 secluded street and when he surpris
 ed them the man run away. Later
 the presence of witnesses she admitte II wrongdoing with this man, whose nam
 she gave ar Norton. The next day tn
 plaintiff gave her the furniture and lei
 and since 19116 has not heard from he
 although he had tried to learn of he ! whereabouts many times. pr. George } " burrouSnS or DdnlelSon leStlned 10 tr ! treatment of Hoyle f0r the disease mef 1 ,ioned.
 s Louise Theresa BarIowe told the eou I that she married Wallace Atnil Barlow at Concord Junction, Mass, March 8 x 1910. They lived together until Febr. ary 27, 1S15,4 when he deserted he s Prior to this he had left her twice. Mr \ BarloSTe who was Louise T. Burbinge
 testified that her husband had neve 5 properly supported her and that she sha