Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-03
WILLMANTIC

who testified later, said that nls son was | continually under the doctors care ano was subject to fits and could never mold job on account of his condition. He claimed that the boy married against 1 his wishes. Mrs Goyette, the young | mans mother, and Mrs. Emma King, a neighborhood of the family, corrobcrated the testimony of Mir. Goyette as to Ray mond Goyette's weak physical condition. l Raymbond Goyette took the stand and l gave evidence that at present he was under the car of a Hartford physician, | He said that he had been discharged from the U. S. army on account of his ailments He warned his wife the night before they were married that he had fits When asked why he was married under these conditions he said, I don't know! I don't know!" Judge Dean said that there was nothing to do except to discharge the accused as being phys ically incapable.
 Dr. Joseph A. Girouard has had alter ations started on the second and third oors of his block on Union street. The rooms on both floors are being decorated. The entire second floor will be taken over by the doctor for his office. The upper GOT will be divided into apartments.
 Plans are completed for the get to- gether dance at hte pavilion in Elks park on Pleasant street to be held next week The Elks' orchestra will pro ments comprises: Albert j.. Piche, Clarence Mathieu, Albert J. Fournier, Fred Hornberger and Archie Vegiard | People who saw them Eazed with i'm terest at thirteen cars of soft coal which passed through this city Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock. The coal was rn it's way to Hartford for the use Of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad Local dealers state that there
 is no coal in the city with the excep- tion of a small amount of pea coal.
 Jack Berkowitz has brought suit against Abraham Kossover, of Lebanon, to recover damages of $95. The case is to he heard August 21. Papers of at tachment were served on the defendant Wednesday.
 OdeH NJ. Chapman Continental Fife and Drum Corps, of this city, is one of the fifty-two official entries for the thirty-seventh annual field day of the Connecticut Pliers and Drummers asso- citation, which will be held in Water bury.
 Three additional horses have been cn- tered for the matinee races to be con-
 ducted Saturday afternoon under the auspices of the American Thread Aath- letic Association, bringing the total num- Der of entrants to 22 The horses are Famous NutwoOd in classes A and B, J. C. Witter of Danielson Galeton in Classes A and B., NJ. Brazel of Hartford Oakland Maid in Class B, B. Donovan of Windsor.
 Antique sharps from the eastern states and a party from Michigan crowded the
 store of C. F. Macfarlane Wednesday
 where sale of antiques was being con
 ducted. c. E. Macfarlane was auction eer and John Barstown was clerk.
 Brief Mention
 Daniel K Strong of Hebron and Frank
 L. Grant of Mt. Hope have formed a
 partnership and plan to do business in
 this city.
 Charles and Edward J. Tryon of this
 city sold their 400 acre farm ac East
 Haddam Tuesday to Dominick Leom-
 brun of Hartford.
 Colonel W. A. Mcintyre of the Saliva
 tion Army was in town Tuesday OH bus mess. -c- Fred Little of the Jordan Buick garage was in Boston Wednesday on business. John Anderson of Manchester was ir this city Wednesday afternoon. Misses Alice McGuire and Emrc Britton are spending a few days in New ! 1Ork, attending the millinery show. Miss Julia Sullivan and Miss Annie Sullivan are at Ocean Beach for weeks vacation.
 Mrs Julia A. Bill who has had pool | health for several weeks leaves today ] CThursday) with her daughter Miss Car rie Bill, for Mantle, for months stay Misses Ethel and Claire Mathieu lef Tuesday evening for weeks visit witt their aunt, Miss Josephine Heating, c South Manchester.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert E. Sumner ant Mir. and Mrs. Harry Chalmers have re teurned from a weeks trip by autorno I bile to Provincetown, Mass, and alon, I Cape Cod.
 Mrs. D. c. Barrows and daughter Mis- Edith Barrows are at Groton Long Poin q for several days.
 q Mrs. Maurice Kelley of High stree d and Mrs. Eugene Burdick of Pleasan = street spent Tuesday in Boston.
 Miss Catherine Sullivan and Beatric
 Monast spent Tuesday in Hartford
 Mir and Mrs. Thomas J. Lettle an
 son Frederick Little spent a few days re
 gently in Mystic. the guests of Mr. an
 Mrs. L. E. Kinney and family.
 MT. and Mrs. Carton & Pollard an
 family are at Bethlehem, N. H., for , few days
 = Miss Josephine C.. Jillson and Mis-
 Helen Templeton have gone to Westerly
 R. l., for few weeks stay
 Mrs William A. Buck of this city ha
 left Brookline, Mass, and has gone t r Portland, Me, to join her sister, who ' ill.
 c George H. shafer, principal of the lc