Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-28

Henry EverS and William IukarLnUr, dS- | sauit with dangerous weapon; State vs Joseph McManus, theft: State vz, James l Brown, assault and intoxication; State ys Lizzie Dean, theft; State vs Henry s. Adams, abuse of female child and in- cest; State vs Mary Eitelman, murder State vs Eric Welcher, attempt to pro cure abortion and murder; Bernard F. Murphy, abortion and murder; State vs Frank Lynch, reckless driving; State vs Fred Luzvick, reckless driving; State vs Henry Woodward, breach of the peace State vs. James Sweet, violation of the motor vehicle law State vs Angelon Kumas, frequenting gaming place State vs Angeles Mustos, frequenting gaming place State vs George Leslie Powell, placing obstruction on railroad track.
 Probation Cases
 State vs Felix Vandal, theft; State vs Medos Mignault, theft; State vs Will liam Weniek, theft and breaking and entering a railroad car; State vs. An tonic Morrell statutory burglary and theft; State vs Wi1fred Breault, statu- tory burglary; State vs William Tim mins and Joseph Moriarty, breaking into railroad car; State vs. Edward 1S1g- nault and Annie Mignault, theft State vs William Wheeler, violation of the li- qilor law: State vs Emil Nemeo and Charles Koss. IT,, burglary.
 It is expected that the prisoners at the jail and other accused who are out on bail will be put to plea next Tuesday, at which time a number of eases win be disposed of and others assigned for trial.
 There will be widespread interest in this city in the outcome of a hearing of charges that have been preferred against Rev. redericz Leeds. former Putnam pastor, when the matter comes up for consideration in a Boston court l tomorrow (Friday).
 Boston papers have made much of the fact that the clergyman and Miss Ellen E. Reid of New Haven were arrested at Boston hotel and the allegation made that they were registered as man and wife. Rev. Mr. Leeds furnished 1 $500 bond required for his release while l the young woman was held in custody | Press stories of the affair set forth that Rev. Mir. Leeds and Miss Reid were located through the efforts of the girls mother, who came from New Haven 1T 1 an effort to trace her daughter. A New Haven despatch states tha Miss Reid's father, who is 8 motormar employed in that city. was astounde. | rest in Boston. He had supposed tha she was elsewhere on vacation.
 Rev. MT. Leeds left here about thre years ago. He has been rector of Grac church at New Haven, but recently re
 signed. He is married.
 In the superior court here this (Fri I day) morning the contested divorce cas- of Marjorie Potter vs c. Allison Potte will be resumed. This is case in whicl there is very general interest in thi section of the county on account of tn prominence of the principals in the If
 of their home town of Woodstock 4 Trial of this case was first undertake
 last June and had proceeded at consid
 erable length when 1t was halted fo
 conferences that 1t was hoped at tn time might lead to reconciliation, i
 view of the declaration of the plaintiff
 that she still loved her husband
 l Nothing came of the conferences, i ing in the superior court here, partic
 pated.
 It is expected that trial of the cas-
 will extend through today and Frida!
 At Stonington Manor inn Wednesda
 at noon Miss Hazel Davis, only daugf
 ter of Ernest L. Dzvis of this city, an Joseph Shum anski who is the boss dye !. in a local mill, were united in marrias by Rev. Dr. Farnum of Mystic. Mis Irene Champeau of this city and wi liam McGiH of New York were attend ants of the bridal couple, who are 1
 make their home in this city. s It was stased here Wednesday tn, 2 Henry Evers and William Lukarthe held at Brooklyn jail at the presel time in default of bonds that they ma answer in the superior court to chars that they attempted an assault with dangerous weapon, will be served wit q bench warrants charging them wit 3 stealing an automobile.
 3 Evers and Lukarther are the Brooi . lyrl, N. Y, youths who fired at Gardn, Sumner in Woodstock early this nnont
 when he attempted to drive them aws q from an orchard from which they we ? taking his apples. They were apprehen }. ed a short time afterwards while tn, . were driving through W1lrhnantic by
 member of the police force of that eli f and later turned over to the state p d Hce.
 They were driving . practical n brand new Cadillac touring car wf, Q taken and there were certain thin r abuut the youths and the car tn
 aroused the suspicion Of the state Doll .s that it was stolen machine. l. Use of the serial and other nu1nbe
 on the car as the basis for inquiry eve 6 tually developed the fact that the m f chine had been stolen in New York. y was The property of the secretary
 the Consoftdated Coal company, but Ii has been reimbursed for his loss by t d. insurance company that had issped .n policy on the car.
 At district caucus of ths republic E. delegates who recently attended { es party state convention from the 21
 senatorial district Miss KatheTfne hyr n- was named here Wednesday morning b. be the woman member Of the republic ;i- state central committee for the 2Sth ys
 atcrial district
 h. The caucus was held at the munich ur building on Church street and was D l- sided over by State Attorney Charles ar Searls and with Judge Sabtn S. Rus,
 of Killingfy as clerk. Nflss Byre as nomination was unanimously appro, on by the caucus, upon the adjournment
 which the delegates were entertained in lunch at the Putnam inn by Miss By m and c. Harold GSfpatric, who is alst
 member of the republican state cent ub committee for this district.
 Or Co-workers and friends sf CHpaa
 Mary Coibourne of the Salvation Ar he attended the funeral service corduc iss for. her at the Methodist church here iss Wednesday morning. The body l an taken on train leaving for Boston 8
 after the conclusion of the service
 burial in the Salvation Army. plot cemetery in that city.