Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-11
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a result of her having been assaulted by her husband.
 MT. Landon is the grand juror who prosecuted in the lower court in Chaplin in which the defendant was fined for as- sault on his wife last May. A decree of divorce on the grounds of irtolerabie cruelty was granted by Judge Kellogg and permission was given the petitioner to resume her name Matnias. Court was then adjourned until Tuesday, November 14 at II a. m.
 Twelve additional talfsmen were drawn. by Clerk Edgar NJ. Warner. in addition to the present jury panel for the term, They are Pomfret, E. N. Searls, Thos HanIey, George Kimball; Thompson, AL bert T. Copeland, C. Clark Paine, Will liam M Johnson; Woodstock, Oscar Johnson. George Hamilton Brooklyn, Charles H. Blake, John w. Larned /; windham Kingsley Brown; Putnam, John 0. Fox.
 total of S712.5O wac collected by the girls selling forget -nots on Forget Me-Not day. Tuesday. The funds are for the disabled World war veterans and "a women and girls were stationed at the polling places and on the streets Tuesday. | Celeste Roy and Bernice MeGillicuddy were the team which collected the largest amount a total of $67.7S. Mrs. Alan Macarthur and Mrs. Carleton King and Miss Grace Davon procured S60.74. Miss | Katherine Twomey became the individual | leader when she turned in $3S.6S collect 1 ed between the hours of 6.30 and 103O at the second ward voting place or Church street, William Kelley. an empIoye of Francis E. Wood received a badly lacerated scalp and wrenched back recently whiI at work painting the residence of Johr Jennings on Pleasant street. MT. kelleA was on the staging at the time ant when he tried to raise it higher up. the block slipped and the staging dropped tt the ground. Kelley fell on his back anC was rendered unconscious when the fall ing block struck him on the head Ht was rushed to St. Joseph's hospital anC it required twelve stitches to close tht scalp wound. MT. Kelley is reported a: resting comfortably.
 In the Mansfield town court LesE, Bradley who was driving the car owne' by the c. J. Kirby company of Mansfiel, Hollow. which colided with the hors driven by Joseph Gisin of this city, whil, rounding curve on the Mansfield road pleaded not guilty to the charge of no being on his right side of the road Bradley said that he was coming along ol his right when he suddenly came upol the Gisfn wagon. He swung to the lef to avoid the collision. His case was mol led on payment of costs amounting t $11.22. Gisin was charged with drivin on the wrong side of the road and no having proper lights on his vehicle. Hi case was continued until Saturday, No vember IS.
 The third gnlar meeting of the seaso of the Mems club of St. Paurs churc was held at the Parish House, with good attendance. A whist party will b held instead of the next regular meetns After the business session light lunch con was served Dancing followed tn remainder of the evening.
 The case of zischa Federman of Leb anon which was to be heard in polio court Friday morning was continued un til Monday morning of next week. Fed erman is charged with selling a cord C wood which was short of the require measurements.
 Starting Monday, November 13, tE American Thread Cempanys plant wi begin operating on it's regular schedul of working hours for the winter. star ing at 7.3O in the morning and closing { 5.15 o'clock at night with an hour fe lunch at noon. 1 The Iourth anniversary of ArmiStiC Day will not be celebrated in this cit and the factories, shops, stores and banl will be open for business
 A delegation of over thirty-two l. cal women will attend the convention the Connecticut Council of Catholic W, men which is to be held in Hartford t, day (Saturday). The local women al to leave by train or machine
 A Louis Tracy of this city is in ti Hartford hospital where he is recove ing from an operation performed a fe days ago. About a week ago Mir Trac = who is member of the Lash Minstr company was stricken during an e
 gagefnent at Memphis, Tenn. He can direct to his home and then went
 the hospital for an operation.
 In conjunction with the change in tin
 of the opening of the mills the Come ticut Company has made a change in schedule on the South Coventry line. t
 first car to leave South Coventry in u
 morning at 6.35.
 A Congregational Chuch Thimble cl7 " of which Mrs. Eugene Lincoln is lead
 was entertained at the home of Nil !, John E. Brick.
 z Joseph Connell left Friday to resur
 his duties with the Aberthaw Constructi
 Company in Scranton, Pa
 Mrs Fred M. Smith entertained t