Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-07
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pired Monday but it is understood the party will hold to the offer. A repre- sentative of the Belmont Woolen Yarn Mills of Woonsocket, R. l., was pres ent in regard to the return of certain tubes, spools and cases, property of his company, now held by the Fernlea Mills It was stated that they had not been included in the inventory. The Inventory included the mill, machinery and supplies shows total of $6o,ooo. The creditors were of the opinion that i the property should be sold. An order will be presented by the court at the short calendar session next week.
 Edward D. Ames of Pialzdeld, through his attorney, Bradford w. Danielson of Moosup applied for a reward for bring l ing to justice Charles Dansereau of that place, charged with stealing a calf reau was convicted on evidence furnished by Mir Ames. Deputy Sheriff Frank c. | Tillinghast testified in behalf of Mir. ] Ames Judge Marvin allowed Ames 0 reward of fifty dollars.
 The uRcontested divorce case of Am nie Clarke of Willimantic vs Harry M, Clarke was heard. The plaintiff testified to her marriage with Clarke, Jan. T ! 1915. Her maiden name was Annie L. Stanton. She claimed Willinantic as her residence of thirty-five years. When she married Clarke she said he was e1n- ployed as boss spinner by the Quidnick- Windham Manufacturing Company About month after their marriage he gave up his place and said he would work no more. She was then keeping a rooming house. Later they moved tc Hartford and after a short time he Jeff he-. Sept. IS, 1917, and she has not seer him since, although she understood ht was now in Wiilimsntic. She stated that he gave her BIB all the time they were married. The plaintiff is now working at the Quidnick- -Windham plant Josephine Shea and Ella Guilford two friends of plaintiff, testified to the trutH of the statement of the plaintiff. Judgr Marvin granted a decree on grounds O deserton Attorney P. J. Danahey rep resented Mrs. Clarke
 The divorce cases of Clifford BAer vs Gertrude Barr; Carrie Bressette vs Georga Bressette and Antoine Wagne vs Marie T. Wagner were continued ol the list. The cases of Jennie E. Hume ; vs the Town of'Hampton and Mary N Francis vs. Fred Wilcox ct all, wer taken from the list. Court adjourned a - l2.30 until Tuesday morning of mex week at 10 o'clock
 At the banquet of St. Helena Brancl No. 704, Ladies Catholic Benevolent So ciety, held Thursday night in commeno ration of the twentieth anniversary 0 the founding of the local organization the following officers were installed b Past President Miss Bridget Moriarty President, Miss Mary Leary; vice presi dents, Mrs Mary Meehan and Mrs Ev Denault; recorder, Mrs. Margaret Since han; financial secretary, Mrs. Agne Sullivan; treasurer, Miss Anna Heey marshall Miss Nellie Donahue: guard Mrs. Mary Murphy; trustees, Mrs Allie Hickey Mrs. Alice Smith and Mrs. Mar Ottenheimer. Mrs. Eleanor Reilly. coun ty chairman of the Catholic Women Welfare Council, attended. It was state that the local branch during its twent years existence had lost twSnty-nin members by death, and that insuranc paid to beneiciaries amounted to S25 poo. The branch had also taken activ part in the social work of the commit nifty and was active in war work
 The Quidnick- WiDdhsm Manufacsur [ Ing Company, beginning next week, "! orerate on a four-day schedule instea of tho thr9e day schedule. Notices pos ed at the plant read, Starting nes !
 Wednesday,. Thursday and Friday, c four days instead of three.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Breault have r, turned to their home in Hartford aftt visiting Mrs. Breault's mother, MT Louise Duchesneau of No. 7s4 Mai
 street.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Kate ]
 Young were held Friday afternoon at
 o'clock from her home at PerHins Co hers, Rev. R. G. Paw of Mansfield Gel ter officiating. The bearers were E. Smith, Frank Smith. George Swift, ar
 Fred Parker. Burial was in the ne Willimantic cemetery, in charge of IT
 J, c. Lincoln Company.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Mary ]
 Hills Baker were held Friday afsernoc lat 2 o'clock from her home. No. Il Church street. Services werS conduct, by Rev. H. s. McCPeady, pastor of il First Congregational church. The bea CTS were George S. Elliott E. B. I.athpl IF. O Turner David L. Fendlow, liar
 E. Hopson and W. R. Renton. Buri was in the family plot in Willirnant
 cemetery, in charge of Jay M. Shepar
 Tho funeral of Aiiss Mary McNanai
 was held Friday morning at S.30 o'clo
 from her home No. 457 Main street.
 the solemn requiem high mass at E