New Britain herald., 1926-11-24
BRISTOL HUSBAND SUES HARRY SILK Charging Alienation of Wiie's
 Affections Asks $2,0O0 WOMAN SEEKING DIVORCE
Mrs. Deming Brings Action Thanksgiving Observance Plans Constable Exonerated - Lobsters Regain Bowling Lead-Briefs.

Alienation of affections is charged against Harry Silk, of Plainville, in suit for $2,000 damages brought | by Ernest D. Moquin of Bristol, who 1 has just brought suit for divorce against his wife, Anna Moquin, states in his complaint that he and his wife lived happily together until this year. when Sink went to Bristol and alienated her love by his acts, blandishments, and seductions. The happiness of his home was thus de- | stroyed, the writ states.
 The plaintiff has suffered distress of body and mind and lost the love, affection and society of his wife, has lost his own health and happi- ness. and has been neglected and | abandoned by his wife, the con- plaint states. Robert J. Stack of Bris- tol is att, rney for Moquin, while the defendant is being represented by | Charles F. Conlon of Plainville. Deputy Sheriff Joseph H. Harding served the writ. which is returnable in the court of common pleas the first Tuesday of December. The Moquins were married on June 4, 1919. They have four minor l children. the custody of whom Mo- quin seeks in his divorce action. in which he charges intolerable cruelty.
 Sues for Divorce.
 Mrs Olive Lamson Deming of Plainville has sued Harry Deming of Southington for divorce. The couple were married on April 13, 1921. She charges that since September g. 1923, he has been guilty of intoler- able cruelty and that for the past three years he has been habitually incorporate. Attorney Charles r. Conlon issued the papers, which are returnable the first Tuesday of De- cember in the superior court of Hartford county Service was made l by Deputy Sheriff F.. w. Furrey.
 In The Schools | Thanksgiving exercises were held in all the rooms of the Broad street school today. The seventh and eighth grades held exercises togeth- CT in the eighth grade rooms. Prin- cipal Orrin l.. Judd explained the origin of Thanksgiving Day. The pupils responded with quotations ap- propriate 10 the day and also eX- plained in many ways what they and we as a nation had to be thankful for. Appropriate songs were sung and the true meaning and spirit of Thanksgiving impressed upon the pupils.
 Holiday Personals
 Miss Bertha Steward of the Broad street school teaching staff will spend tie holiday and weekend with relatives in Boston.
 John Corcoran, instructor at the high school, will spend the recess at his home in Brookline. Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs Richard Sedegren of Tomlinson avenue will entertain Mrs. Sedegren's parents. MT. and Mrs. John Paulman of Bristol, at dinner tomorrow.
 Miss Margaret Creedon. high school teacher, will spend the holi- day and "eeh-euu III oipIhtoh' Mass.
 Miss Rowena Birnbaum or New York city will spend Thanksgiving with her parents, Mir. and Mrs l. ]. Birnbaum of this town. Miss Jeannette Baxt, q former teacher in the local schools. will also visit the Birnbaums over the holiday
 Miss Elizabeth Burns of Central square will pass Thanksgiving with Mrs Catherine Cameron Of MOTHS Cove.
 Miss Gertrude Lyman will Visit her uncle, Dr. J, F. Prior Of Bos- ton, over the holiday.
 Rev Thomas Rooney Of crown Pa, is visiting his sisters. the Misses Rooney of Crown street, over Thanksgiving.
 Charges Against Cop False
 Complaint that Constable Thomas Rbvce and "another man with hln had pocketcd money supposed to De