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Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18
PARK CONGREGATIONAL SOCIETY
HAD SUCCESSFUL YEAR

At the annual meeting Of Park Con-
gregatonal society held Tuesday even
ing, DIR. John S. Blackmsr was added to
the society committee. which now num-
bers Frederick W. Cary, George L. In
gals, Dr. F. S. Bunnell and DR.. Black
mar.
The report Of the treasurer E5enezer
Learned and of the chairman Of the
society committee F. W. Cary indicated
that the society is in a prosperous con-
dition and has had most satisfactory
year. These officers and John T. Amy.
clerk, were reelected.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18
Engagement Announced.

Mrs Anne f. Becker, of Fairport, N.
Y, gave a dinner on Thursday evening,
Dec. 20, to a few friends, announcing
the engagement of her daughter Miss
Dorothy Eastman De Land, to Louis H.
Walden, of Norwich. Mr.. Walden is a
teacher at the Norwich Free Academy.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18
Passed Massachusetts Bar Exnmlnat

Among the successful candidates who
have passed the Massachusetts state bar
examination to practice law as an at
torney at law, appears the name of L.
Dow Jones, an employee at the Norwich
State Hospital. Mr.. Jones has now ap-
Piled for admission to the bar in this
state.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18
shcIdon-Griffiths Wedding

Frederick Augustus Sheldon, son of
Mrs Eugene Sheldon, formerly of Mont
vile now Of ew London and Miss Eme-
line Newell Griffiths of Providence were
recently united IN marriage at the home
f The brides father in Providence, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. T.
J. Stuart, pastor of Thompson NJ. Z.
church of which the bride is a member
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18

A fading moon is in the sky.
The mist cree1s inland from the sea
CWho keep their hearts. alone are free)
Far foamward. with a thinning CIV.
A gull dins down along the west.
(Who keep their hearts are hapDiest)
All things are lost on earth and sea.
Soon will the moon. too slim from sight
(Who keen their hearts, sleep well to
night)
-North American Revier.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18
For PleinfsId Postma ster.

Especial to The Bulletin.)
Washington, Jan. 1.-THE nomination
Of Durward Grannis for postmaster at
New Preston. Charles A. Jerome at
Plainfeld. Harlan 6. Hills, Easthamp-
ton and Edward Perkins a. Suffield, have
been sent to the senate by President
Harding
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18
ponors to sanatorium Holiday FUND.

Latest contributions to the Norwich
Tuberculosis Sana 9orium holiday fund
are as follows: The Woman's Charita-
BILE Fund of Willimantic, The Woman's
Guild of the United Congregational
church, The st. Agnes Guild of Christ
church, Miss Louise B. Mech.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18

member of the association.
The Ponemah Wheel club held their
FIRST rehearsal Tuesday evening in the
club rooms under the direction of Thomas
Greenwood.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18
Il1eA}11lae.tfsyA
Norwich. Wednesday. Jan. Is. 1922.
WEATHER

GOn0fQOnS
The area of high barometer that
was over the Middle Atlantic states
Monday moved north eastward and
! Tuesday night its center was over No
va Scotia.
A disturb7roo 20 forming off the
North Car II will advance
Inward and increase in htensity
storm wer. been displayed
,on the AtlaEtia coast at and between
Ahe Virginia Capes and Boston.
There have been rains within the
last "a hours in the eastern states.
The outlook is for generally unset
lied weather Wednesday and Thursday
In the states east Of the Mississippi
river with snow in northern. rain and
snow In central and rain in the south
ern states. The temperature will rise
somewhat Wednesday in Northern New
England. Northeastern New York and
Thursday in the interior Of the South
Atlantic states.
Winds
North OF Sandy ETook-Tncreasing
east and northeast with snow or rains
"Wednesday.
Sandy Hook to HatteTas-Increasing
east and northeast; becoming Of gale
force with rain Wednesday.
Advisory . p. m, northeast storm
warning displayed Cape Henry to Bos-
ton. Disturbance forming off Cape
Hatteras VIII move northward attend
Cd by increasing east 70 north winds
and probably gales with snow and
rain or Atlantic coast where warn
ings displayed.
Forecast
Southern New Engiand-Rain or
snow Wednesday and proba bly, Thurs
day. no change in temperature.
Observations in Norwich
The Bulletins observations show
the following changes in temperature
and barometric changes Tuesday:
Their. Bar
a. m. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II 3O.SO
= II. .-................ 80 So
D. H. -......-..s 70 dU.0l
Highest 90; lowest u.
Comparisons
Predictions for Tuesday-Cloudy and
some warmer.
Tuesdays enthusiastically fair
continued cold.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18
SLY. NfooN AID TIDES.
GREENEVILLE

SIX hours after high water Il is low
Vs-er. which IS followed by food tide
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18

Predictions for Tuesday-Cloudy and
Ecue warmer.
Tuesdays enthusiastically fair;
continued cold.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18

Southern New Engiand-Rain or
snow Wednesday and proba bly, Thurs
day, no change in temperature.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18

The Bulletins observations show
the following changes in temperature
and barometric changes Tuesday:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
Accused Man Denies Charges
Made by Professors Wife
Defendant Holds Seadfasty Story Defense and Prose
cution Attorneys HurI Barrage of Questions
Him Others Testify Monday.


defense the Tnn oun case has been building abb for
BE
uouy By his wife and other witnesses Of whom
p
on.
defendant
church all but
Herman maintains holding
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
Night School Glasses Open
With Many Pupils Enrolled

Public night school classes wcr"
resumed last night i'm the schools o.
this city with larger ATTENDANCE
than the schools have had in the
past Although it was impossible 80
determine the exact number of stud
ents enrolled last night 90 was est
mated that approximately 2.50o
students VIII attend.
Last year the night school classes
had a total attendance OF about 2.
600. according 20 o. G.. Osborne. di-
rector Of the classes In the classes
last night ar the High school there
were as many as IA enrolled In an
Individual class.
The classes this year VIII be held
at the High school building. and 81.
AdeIberts. Muessel Linden and
Oliver schools. The next session will
he held Thursday night followins
which the regular program OF Mon
day and Thursday night classes will
De resumed. Glasses viii meet ar
.7:15 o'clock and hold sessions until
- o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
JERRY MOORE, JR.,
HELD IN CONTEMPT
Man f a c es Superior Court
for Alleged Failure TO
Support Child.

jerry Moore. 5r-. after spensirg
several hours in the county taI
Monday. was arraigned before Judge
Chester Montgomery in Superior
court No. I. charged w8th contempt
II court and released with orders 20
appear later for trial
Divorced from his wife. Margaret
on Nov. IS, 1921. Moore was later
ordered 10 pay his wife SIS a week
for the support Of their daughter
Geraldine Ruth, born four months
after the divorce was granted.
Last THURSDAY Moore was found
10 be $50 in arrears With his pay
meEts and his arrest was ordered by
Judge Montgomery on a contempt 90
court charge He was no. located un-
I'll early Monday morning and wa
taken 10 the county jail by DepuD
sheriff stuart Colt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26

us Mrs. senrieh your =ister-in.
law"
yes"
she is the one who was present
in the kitchen when Mrs Tiernar
told Mrs. Poulln OF her relations
with her husband? ."
Yes"
And she is the one who tainted
on arriving al court the other day.?
Eyes"
What is her condition now ."
She has been in bed ever since
then, under the care or a doctor and
lis impossible for her 10 come into
court"
And was it Mrs Senrich also
visiting your house on that night
when YOU were forced 10 stay home
from church on account Of a sick
headache %
YES. She IS my wifes sister
The children were also there"
Pros. Jellison then resumed his
cross examination Of the witness.
The prosecutor asked ff the first
time he knew Mrs. Herman was %
become a mother vas when Mr.
Herman called your wife up and told
her that Mrs. Herman was ill and
couldn't YOU come over"
Yes" the witness replied.
Don't you remember that the
night after that. you and your wife
and a party went over 10 Tiernans
and had hamburger sandwiches
You had intended going on picnic
and then it rained and YOU could
not go?"
THAT was week before
And don't you remember that
the night after the hamburger sand
witches you and Mrs Herman went
10 Notre Danle?"
"No. and get this. 7 never went
TO Notre Dame with Afrs. Tiernan.'
You don't object 20 having a
blood test taken. do you %
Here both Mr.. Schwartz and Mr..
Parker. attorneys for the defense
objected. We certainly do they
both said.
Atty. Schwartz again took the
witness AT this point.
In reference 70 performance
al Notre Dame did you attend an
other one, but not the same concert
that Mr.. Jellison has reference TOT"
yes. the seniors gave a vaude-
willie performance Easter week. and
we went out there on April 10"
Who went with you"
Mr. and Mrs Woodruff"
Mr.. Jellison then made his final
cross examination.
They did give a concert Feb. 1s.
didn't they
yes. but we didn't go"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
SCHOOL BOARD TO
INSPECT BUILDINGS
To Determine Steps Necessary
TO Relieve 0vercrowded
Conditions.

An inspection tour Of city Schoo.
buildings viii be made today by
members OF the school board 70 de-
termine what action need be taken
10 relieve the overcrowded condition
existing in a number Of the schools
At the regular meeting Of the
board last night. it was pointed out
that four OF the local schools arc
overcrowded TO such an. extent that
immediate steps need be taken "a
relieve the congested situation. The
schools which will be visited TO-DAY
are the Linden, Division Lincoln
and Michigan buildings
The board last night appointed
Miss Greta Edner. 43i y. Allen 81.
as high school accompan q. The po-
sition was left open by the resigns
ton OF Miss Christman. who is at
tending school at Oberlin college
Thomas o. Marshall. an instructor
in the High school machine shop.
rendered his resignation 20 the
board Action on the measure was
deferred until meeting 10 be held
next Monday.
A resolution TO renew the insur-
ance on the High school building
was affirmed. The policy expires oct
].
Upon the recommendation Of Col
Seymour Bullock. recreation director
the board adopted a new schedule
for recreational work which re-
duces activities OF that department
to four centers. Perley. Stude baker
Washington and Linden schools be
ing the headquarters. Glasses OF the
Linden school center viii meet al
Haley school until the gymnasium at
Linden Is completed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
Robber Of Chicken House
Picks Choice Specimens

Chicken fanciers have apparent
made their appearance boo the civ
according 90 Charles Dutrieux. 4ls
Birdsell ST.. who reported 90 the poo
lice at o'clock yesterday afternoon
that his chicken house had been en-
tered by thieves late Saturday night
and J. chickens stolen. The thief coz
thieves carefully Inspected DutrieuN S
collection. selecting choice white les
horns and bun Orpingtons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26


you state whether or not you attend
the Wednesday and Friday evening
services at St. Joseph church
IT did"
Who was there with you?"
"My wife"
Did you attend regularity"
Il attended all of them except one"
ION what occasion did you miss
one service? ?"
"One Wednesday evening I came
home from the store, about O'Clock
with a headache"
Your wife went to church that
evening alone?"
Yes"
Did your wife come home
alone?"
No, Mns. TierDan came with her.
when It came time for Mrs. Tier
nan to go home. now did size go?"
She took a street car"
Did YOU and your wife attend
Mrs. TierDan as far as the carr"
I'VE did"
Then what did YOU do?'
I'VE came back home"
"Oh this occasion did you say any
thing 10 your wife about it being
too chilly for her 10 go or suggest
that she had better remain at
home9"
Yes. l did suggest that it was
pretty cool out"
but she went with you and came
back with your
YES"
4 will ask you If on any Of he
Wednesday or Friday nights during
Lent you went out to any of The
buildings at NoTe Dame"
II did not"
At this point Mrs. Herman rose
from her seat. stepped forward and
shouted. You're a liar"
To which Poulin replied. "Sit down
You viii hear more than that"
During the confusion that he'd
sxay after the sharp exchange OF
words. Mrs Donahue fainted Tive
| balm and a policeman carried her
from the courtroom. Mrs. 14ernan's
nurse attended her.
Mr.. schwartz continued
Calling your attention to the
time during the same year. IN
March. did Mrs. Herman ever come
to your home then or any other
time"
"She did not"
Did you at any time walk with
or become intimate with Mrs Tier
nan on a park bench
Il did not"
Il want u cell your attention 10
the social group and ask you If you
/ ever went 10 Barren lake and II YOU
did furnish Mrs 1f6rnan with
bathing suit 2''
Il did"
Please explain that"
We'll when travelling statesmen
come around each year. they gem
orally give me a little present. one
salesman gave me a bathing suit
and gave it 70 Mrs. Herman. Ny
wife knew all abou It,"
THE time your wife was in CHI
cago. I Will ask you II that IS the
same week Mr.. Adler died?'
1T was. he died about a. n.
Thursday morning"
Where did you spend that eve
ning?"
with my mother"
you ate the evening meal there 90
Yes"
Did YOU sleep there that night :"
Il did"
Where did YOU go the next day?"
II went fishing with DIR. Stone
cipher"
What did you do on Sunday"
Went 20 he funeral"
After the funeral?"
Went over 10 Barron lake We
got there about O'Clock"
What time did YOU get home
thai night?'
About midnight"
Monday evening where did YOU
go?"
II was invited out TO dinner"
do you recall what happened
that evening""
John Anderson and went to
the Blackstone"
Tuesday evening""
Tuesday evening I wen. fishing
a: Notre Dame until about $50 or
$3.50 and then I went back home"
During that night didn't John
Anderson stay with YOU"
NO. that was the mex. Wednes-
day"
Tell us about wednesday eve
Mug"
We were invited to the Herman
home"
Did John Anderson sleep with
yCu that night?"
Yes
Did he eat breakfast at your
hcuse2"
NO. we came down town %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26

The Chicago Daily News makes TO
markedly graphic editorial announcement
Of its publication this week Of the Ger
man OK -kaiser's own Story Of the War.
10 is an unusually fine literary perform
unce. Here Do is-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
News Times Photo

2
breakfast"
con January 3. 1922. do YOU re-
call John TiernaD calling YOU on the
phone, trying to get you?'
yes, but 7 was fishing through
the Ice at Notre Dame"
Afterwards, did YOU learn that
Frof. Herman wanted % see YOU at
the post Office the next day."
yes"
Did you go down there and meet
him?"
Il did"
Il will ask you to state what took
place when YOU met Prof. Herman
at the post office"
II met him there He said.
Harry, Augusta has confessed
everything to me. She has told me
YOU are the father OF his child.
I said. Man, you are crazy. He
said he wanted me TO make restitu-
ton. I asked him what for He
said because I assume the child is
yours He told me he wanted 500
and / said what for. He said. For
doctors fees and care Of the child
I told him. I viii let you know I
lef. him"
Did you meet him again at the
same place the next day."
II did"
What took placer"
''Tiernan asked me what 7 was
going 10 do about it, told him 7
had seen Nitus Jones and II there
was anything he wanted % see
about it to SEQ him CVitus Jones)
And he had me arrested"
do YOU recall on one occasion
seeing Mrs. Herman at the oliver
tkeater?"
ct went IN and she was sitting in
the last row. I sat there and talked
to her about Is minutes and went
away"
Il will ask you if you were ever
alone with Mrs. Tiernan?"
''I never was"
Il will ask YOU if at any time you
INDUCED in intimate relations with
Mrs. Tiernan?'
dld not.
The cross examination then was
"a ken up 10y he prosecuting attor-
rey.
You say you are 40 years Of
age?"
yes sir"
You always told Mrs Herman
you were 30"
II told Mrs. Herman no age at
al"
You were the manager Of the
Notre Dame store >"
Yes sir"
You carry the key"
Yes sir"
did you have any assistants at
the store?"
student in he mornings"
He wasn't generally employed p"
mo sir"
You did see Mrs Herman in
Adler's store, did you not?"
Yes. both Mr. and Mrs Tier
nan traded there"
Mr. Herman bought her
clothes and Mrs. Herman bought
children's overalls.
Where did YOU keep the over
a!ls?"
"On the third floor"
Did you handle Teddy Bears
too2"
"NO. we didn't handle anything
like that"
did YOU. during Lenten season
1921. keep any memorandum rec
ord Of your movements2"
No sir"
Had Good Memory"
you don't claim your memory
is infalHble. do you?'
"Oh no. but T have pretty fair
memory"
Then YOU remember one night
In 1921 that you had a headache
and didn't go 20 church that nightT"
Yes"
Mrs. Poulin went to church by
herself?'
she did"
do you remember what night
that was?'
Wednesday March o."
How do YOU fix it?"
Because know it,
When YOU started from the
house 10 take Mrs. Herman home
thai night. did you say, Now Mae
I am afraid 1t is a little chilly for
you out; 1 am afraid you had better
not go?"
eyes. I did say that 90 my wife. I
thought she should stay. but she
did go % the car line with Us"
IF you had gone down 20 the
car lire with Mrs. T.e-nan alone. 81
wouldn't nave violated your sense
O. pr0pr.ety would it:'
Judge Ducomb objections 10
forcing the witness 20 answer the
case
a car came along pretty soon o.
Yes pretty soon"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26

X. c. CIawsOn, AIS w. Navarro
St, reported the theft of his Ford
coupe, bearing Michigan license No.
5325O2, shortly after o'clock last
night. The machine was stolen be-
tween O'Clock and Q o'clock last
night while parked in the 200 block
on y. Michigan St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26

Ollie West. IFS W. Tut st. was
arrested at Michigan ct. and Sample
st. al 10 o'clock last night by Off
GERS Winther and IIish upon request
Of Rochester, Ind, authorities. West
viii be returned TO Rochester today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
NOTRE DANE NOTES

Juniors Of the University Of Notre
Dame will meet Wednesday noon 10
organize for the coming years work.
and among the first things slated for
discussion will be plans for handling
an s. a. .. football dance this fall.
Under a new management Of the :.
A. c.. each class and several worthy
organizations are TO be given the pri-
vilege of conducting one Of the foot
ball dances this fan, under the super
vision however, Of the governing
body.
With the juniors ready TO begin
work the only class not yet active is
the sophomore body. The seniors
were to hold their first meeting to-
day. Freshmen organized last week.
The Notre Dame big Five or
chestra has been booked TO play AZ
the opening student dance which viii
be held. Saturday night at the oliver
hotel. Tickets will be placed on sale
today.
Election OF officers for the present
school year will be included i'm the
order Of business at the Knights Of
Columbus meeting in the club rooms
in Walsh hall tonight at 1880 o'clock.
Students firm Louisiana and Miss
issippi plan the formation OF a club
Wednesday noon when they Will
meet in Walsh hall.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-10-07
COTTON CARNIVAL DAY,
OCT. 25th.

Governor Parker has designated
Wednesday, October 25th, as Cotton
Carnival Day, and he has requested
the people of Southwest louisiana
to 90 to Opelousas to join with the
residents Of that city to celebrate
the first annual celebration OF this
kind.
In addition to parade of floats
which will be designed, decorated
and presented under the personal
supervision of Harry w. Lewis, who
has made pageants for the national
conventions of the Elks, Knights
Templars, Shriners and other organ
izations of the kind, and is decorat-
ing New Orleans for the American
Legion Convention, there will be a
number of other numbers on the
program, which will commence at 10
o'clock in the morning and conclude
with a grand ball at night, at which
the King and Queen Of the Carnival
will be crowned.
A baby show, bicycle races for
boys, events for girls, grand dis
play of agricultural products, drill
between the heroes of the civil war
and the national guardsmen, with
five judges, two from the Confeder-
ate veterans, two national guard Of
ficers and U. S. Army officer, these
are only a part of the list of the big
events which are scheduled for the
carnival.
The main object will be to feature
the products of the soil and to COM
bine the displays of this kind with
fun and frolic.
At least 10000 visitors will be
present. The Opelousas Trade Ex-
tension Bureau will give $500 in gold
to holders of the tickets which have
been given away by merchants in q
popular way of making the award.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-10-07
AyoCA. CHENE AND CLARENDON
BRIDGES.

Ed t-ooner sa,arv and supplies. Avoca 4S 25
a 'sSaef eSarensoS' 4 nonS' 'Ai" anu 'Npp'' s3 o.
Adam Olivier, salary and supplies
Chene oo ~
Emile LeNormand, labor on Charenton
bridge oo
Milton LeNormand, same 90
The St. Mary banner., 1922-10-07

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2S886 McKerall Motor CAY
Co., I'd wk, La. High
way Comm. ."..I
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same ..........".."
2S787 C. Gilmore, same.
Sept. 9th.
2S865 L. Bucie, pau. .......
2SS61 Mrs. M. Hawkins, pau
2883S A. Ratcliff. con. .....
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28S3O P. Chotin, ]. P...:;.i
28918 M. L. Harrison, Bldg4
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28S77 J. A. Pharr, off. sal.
2S821 DR.. B. W. Smith, OF. a
28S43 w. |. Badeaux, con-.
28833 W. X. Wilson, J. P.'.
28931 D. J. Landry, Grim. e1
2SS47 L. Carter, pau. - =.
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2888s I. Randolph, same.
28684 The Kyle Lbr. Co. SAM
1892 A. Marshall. same
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