Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 10, 1916, Page 15

e-dzn-mumdn-fnrmb deal with. 7 Steck Carried By Alling Rubber Co. EAST HADDAM Speaker Addresses Grange— Medal Contest for D. A. R, Prizes— L, T. L. Mdsting at County Home. 'W. R. Purple entertained his cousin, Mrs. Fife, of Westbrook, over Sun- illiom Stark 6f Hartford was a recent. guest for the day at the home of his uncle, W. 1. G"‘“;‘x\ o Georgile Squire of .“KB uck, lu-elz of, % ’l’us ‘been e ‘Everett Hellook Gllletia" of Ol Lymme, visited Wt.u-r.xhfillhuu. Sunday, mak- the ‘automoblle. are out for 1 the Brownell- Hungerfo: e, at e “Lee resident of the Contection wcultunn Soel of the grange oy event dwiches, crullers cofféé were served at the close 01‘3‘3 . A, R. Medal Contest. edal contest under the aus- pices of l-I. Nathan Hale Memorial Chapter, ~A. R. was held in the chapel wl the Consregational church afternoon, and 'll 'oll ‘bad wweath. There were ten m The t] Mkmcusw&muuh % Inleld.'l'hamuiwm Officers of D, A; R. Chapter. The annual meeting of Nathan Hale THE BROOKLYN Memorial chapter, D. A. R, was held at the Na't:an Hale schoolhouse Tues- day, June 6, when the following ficers were elected: Regent, Mrs. E E. Williams; first vice regent, Mrs. D. P. Fowler; ' gecond Charles Russell; historian, Mrs. crenicr; regiscrar, Mrs. Walter Gil- lette; recording secretary, Mrs. John Hatstat; corresponding secretary, Mrs. W. C. Reynolds, The Good Cheer Club were enter- tained at Creek Row by Mrs. Mary Gates Morgan, Wednesday, her birth- day anniversary. Last Sunday morning the Rev, Wal- E, Lanphere of Hartford, spoke on Saloonless Nation by Constitu- friends of Mrs. Crook met at her home a few days since to help celebrate her birthday. Deliclous refreshments were servedl. Mrs, Sidney E. Ackley went to Essex Wednesday to spend several days with relatives. Eighty-fifth Birthday, ‘Tuesday, June 6th, Laureston M. Stark celebrated his 85th. birthday. He received a shower of post cards. L. T. L. Meeting, mesting of the L. T. L was held at Lhe County Home in H-da.un Ffl 1 ‘conducted Joh S My o'gm g 2 ey g Mrs. Walter ’ Gilletts *aas| Washington Cewlly R. 1 USQUEPAUSH e Johin Briggs visited triends at K-\nl'(ou Monday and Randolph Carpenter of New '!ork l; vl-mu rm- parents, Mr. and J l lld " elected third SAVINGS BANK |- ;| be a processional - entry, There is to be onservance ‘%t "he &a-a::z e e base ball team to Putnam this aft- ernoon. Flower the subjeet n next week’s. meeflnx ot the W. C, T. with Mrs. W. o have . the m;tm n? mfln L e cle at her hm for a Monday afterne Tocal republicans are following with intense interest the Mw of the po- litieal conventions at Chicago. Many Heard Mra. Goodrich. Mrs. Levi Goodrich was by mavy friends at the B Fran- chise meeting with Mr. and Mrs. SI Let 50.1' a visit of several Father Bollerose to Attend Class Re- union. Rev. U. O. Belierose of Taftville, formerly of the Sacred Heart ehurch at Wauregan, will be at 8*. Hyacinth, 8 next month for the silver anni of his class at the college Rev. H. B. Goodsell, pastor at South Killinzlv. has been spending a few daye in New Haven and in Essex| Chicken thieves are reported as op- eratink in Dayville and vieinity. Rev. G. W. Reynolds of West Hart- forq led the praver meeting service at the Congregational church Friday evening. Eligible For Jury Duty. f the town of Killingly erkc of the supe- of e 9 vl he drawn'for jury eer- commencing Bqnal Franchise ~rnracented next Sat erntorence “o-strial place sec- 7 il be commenc- =c For Speeding. i {hat unless fast driy- intevsect, n very dangerous n'ace for recklessness in bapdling mo- tor cars. the nomes of reckless driv- ers will be handed to the police. Children Receive Potted Plants. Tomotrow will be observed as Chil- dren’s day at the Congregational church and instead of the usual preaching service there are to be spe- cial exercises at 11 a. m. There is to led by the vested choir. Potted plants are to be given to members of various de- partments of the Sunday school. Great Amount of Freight. The volume of business that is be- ing transacted in Danielson is indi- cated by the exceedingly heavy amonnt of freight that continues to be handled at the local station. The sid- ings are nearly always filled to the with goods, HONOR PUPILS. Announced at Killingly High School Friday. . latest list of honor pupils at Kmhlfly High Schsdl is as !nllfl'- Highest honors: Kl.rol(l m—, For_ Additional Work, fi %“flufi'fi.'&“’-fl work not included in last yeer's| lmhmemenl. ko b ot Puuun next n{rn what is ‘The Mpworth league of the u.tu- dist church held o Juno supper and MM MMIIMA‘O son. Rt Rev. Edward Camplon Acheson - arrive here this Jewett City and will remain here over Sunday. . _‘This evening there is to be @ men’s dinner at the Putnam inn that ‘will be attended by many churchmen. Taken I\lddully " " Henry Guilbert, for many vears employe at the l‘llfl.l u! the Putnam Woolen company, was taken il at his home hcre early Friday morning and was removed to the Day- Kimball hospital, where he remained in a eritical condition. At Shelton Wedding. Rev. and Mrs. Willard L. Beard and chlldren, M. Gould Beard, Geraldine Beard, Dorothy Beard and Cathleen C. Beard of Center strect, left Putnam Friday moraing for Shelton where they are .io attend the marriage of Mr. Beard’s brother, Stanley, in the Sh ton Congregational church today. Mr. Beard will perform tha ceremony and Gould Beard is one of the ushers. Following the wedding, Rev. and Mrs. Beard will go to Oberlin to at- tend the reunion of Mr. Beard's class. WIFE OF EDMOND DUBREUIL PROMISED HELP GETTING “BILL” Shameless Preposition and Conduct of Former Putnam - Woman—Husband Granted Divoroe—Moosup Wife ls Frecd From Bigamist. The docket was called and two un- contested divorce cases were heard at the session of the superior court here ¥riday morning, Judge M. A. Shum- way presiding. The first divorce was granted Ed- ¥ {mond Dubreuil of this city, a laundry employe. He charged aduitery against his wife, Grace M. Prospert Dubreull, Bow of Pawtucket, R. L The couple were married in this city Oct” 29, 1911, and lived in this city thereafter until July of the following year, when they went to Providence for a few months, then returning to FPutnam. Mrs. Dubreui] deserted her husband Dec. 15, 1814. On the witness stand the plaintiff testified that he had pleaded with his wife not to leave him, but she bad done =0, going to Fishers Island to live with relativ szhll never seen her since, he testi- fled, ‘While his wife was at Fishers Is. land Dubrenil learned that she had become friendly with Albert Bridges, It éame to her attentjon that Dubreuil was about to seck a divorce from her, 80 she wrote him from the island un- der date of Nov, 10, 1915, nearly a year after she had left her home, tell- ing him that if he cared to get a “bill" she would see that he could do so without any trouble. She invited him to meet her at New London to confer about the matter, but, on advice of his attorney, he did not make an appoint- ment. Charles L. Torrey, counsel for Du- breuil, introduced a certificate of the birth 'of 2 .child to Mrs. Dubreuii at- ter her separation from her husband and also a letter that the firm of Tor- 3 ¥ Friends With Jesus, ton: recitations, Growi Doris Adams; The Men Marion Poung; _Why Don't er|Laugh? Arthur Willlams exercises, Burton, Helen Eastment, Harol ot, Henry Gallup, Stella Havens, Es- ther Kimball, ith Martin, Lucy Shippee, Alice Wells, Emily Wil Walter Arnold, Margaret Caffrey, Li- la Harris, Hazel Marlow, Anita Mi nault, Antoinette Labonte, lna:. Smith, Ethel Warren, Edward Adams, Louis Aldrich, Thomas Dandelson, Marjorle Gaffney, Tian Perry, Marian Reed. t‘oHlLDflEN‘I DAY. To Bo Observed in the Churches To. morrow — Exercises at Baptist Churech. igid The following 15 the programme. fo the Children's Day concert at the ‘p tl-t church gt 7 o'clock tomorrow ev- !.nd.runnnm ‘music; ¥ responsive cups, Sing, primary; exercise, Li!th g;namummm'rn— iams, | Da ing; 5 ions, Wel- two bo" an dtwo Sirls; Flower Gath- singing, The Lend a Hand Brigade, three boys; The Oriole Cradle, Beatrice Pellet recitation, A Barreil of Monn. Edwin ouerwry. singing, pet Call, school; Blfl‘-lu. June, school; . reci < éfi"dfin . Da; .‘A‘l'lc:"lnl b ome 'S Yy ordan. recitations, Some Don’ts, Doris Card My Mission, Marjorie Gaffney; exer. g:‘a. W?n;-: otxthe Bl’h;:, &I:.l.l of singing, Heralds benediction. H-fim‘lfl anmm. The Children’: the )mhodm cmm:h af 11 oelock on day is as follows: Glorious Judso) o S 8, o prayer, pastor; Wi coming = of m Flowers, Edna is Good, Change of uyrua M wlwn, muu at ey Kno 1| that her husband "Do" the rgreat {variety - of Sixes and the fluc- ‘tuating prices seem confixsingand perplexing?. Let’s reason it out. e What conu'::ls priee? " Production. As'a manufacturet’s ‘production - increases, his’ production cost, per car, decreases. Therefore the plant with the largest production is in a position to give more of everything and charge less for it. W:';re the world’s largest producers of Sixand Four Cylinder Automoblles. Consequently you get in?the-Overland Six a larger and more powerful motor—a longer wheel- base—the convenience of electric control buttons on the steering column and an almost endless list of other comforts and refinements. . . '“yet what is the price ? " Not $1200 or $1300 but $1145. And when it comes toa Six Cylinder perform- ance, remember the Overland Six is the star of them all. One ride will convince you.- M. B. RING AUTO CO. DEALER Phone 1290 21 Chestnut St., Norwich, Conn. The Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, Ohic #Made 1a U, S A% o Wiltiam H. Segar, Pilisbury and Bald- A w *, 2 win vs. S. A. Fleld, Orren A. Weeks | VS. Isaac Garsbikow et ux, Tycker a; vs. William Hunter, Max Holter; Sam- | Soodwin ve. R nB"““'“"‘-"- Nelson A. uel Epstein et al, 1da M. Kennedy vs. | M; Nathan W, Klnnuflv. Glflrl'i A Gardner's appeal from L. Taylor vs. Ruth A. 'r-yuér, City of Wilimantic, Georss J. Roct [blaze; with what eagerness yuu. ¥ e Dproyide the welcome meai! “Yet our brave lnllv'l to S o on Bt ‘wrote, was taken Kempner, Robert Cooper vs, Mary V. t work Christian Geoper, Elizabeth 5. Gardnet va. Car- | deeply a1 soprecisted by the Tl Coupcr et lL Samuel P. Greene | selves, be extended u Albert Smith, et al, Schein- S man va. Schein ‘Marion Co- ELECTRIC SPARKS. At the end of 1915 the el va. Max man, hen vs. Merrill H. Jones, John N. copper refining e-va-.-lty of the States by Grain ang_Coal company vs. osity of the g’uhl!n at_home ve. limantic Gas and . Wiliman 1'.1@“ np- compay, | Landensack: compasiy va: Ehilty: Com ;ffrywxl.lm ur BT Lo, | erford, Philip Cohan vs, Harry Chasen, gesce, Lewis White va. D. K. Pederson | Dwisht . , Charles H. Jen- Pl-lnflold l.fl Had fb. Wives. The n her {.conard, Dechand Nichols vs. Clemen. Erowiion tine 8. Nichols, his wite Chaffee reight up a 2 per cent. shew- electric_locomotive had an =peed of 15 miles per hour a8 les for the steam engine. Sackett, | The to.al income zn:n_ " | properties in the United at the rate of 32,500,000,000 & lighting industry yields $1 telegraph and '-‘.‘ null an parts that nmnmum wi , sinee whon she Bas not lived but has been at her PHOENIX BUILDING, MAIN STREET, DANIELSON, CONN. An Institution of Constantly Growing Strength. . Your Account Solicited. rummm ks mvu-m “The