The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-04-14

The April session or the ROLAND
county superior court opened at Rock
Vile last Saturday. The criminal
cases were assigned for trial next
week. There are two cases on the
docket as follows: State against John
Bradley, violation of the liquor law ;
state against William Holland, stat
uary burglary and theft. The court
cases of Breen's appeal from probate,
and Morgan against Julow, were as
signed for trial to follow the criminal
business next week. The following
assignment of cases was made: Tues
day, April II, Augusten VS.. Julow;
Thursday, April IA, Adamec VS.. Will
liams; Gary vs.. Schoield. There
were arguments in the Faulkner di-
vorce case over a motion for non-suit
for failure to reply. The plaintiff
was ordered to reply within one week.
In the case of Sullivan against Rady,
a motion to default for failure to an
swer was argued. One week was
granted for an answer. The hearing
on the cases of Waldo against Urban,
Kibbe against Bills, Springfield Brew
cries company against Schneider,
Tucker against Tucker, International
Trust company against Windermere
company. and the divorce case of
Squires against Squires, we're all con-
tinued. The divorce case of RATHER
inc L. M. Rev of Willimantic VS..
Ernest ". Rev, on ground of deser-
tion, was ON trial. Judge Case re-
served his decision.
The following jurors have been
drawn: Tolland, Charles s. Hurl-
burt; Andover, Christopher c. Case !;
Bolton, Carey D. Carpenter; Colum-
bia, Samuel B. West; Coventry, Ar
thur L. Reed; Ellington, Lucius A.
Aborn; Hebron, Henry A. Spafard,
Frank W. Little; Mansfield, Samuel
D. Yeomans, Charles W. Tryon; Som
ers, Asahel Adams, Aretus F. Kibbe !;
Stafford, Luther Crawford, Elmer J.
Worthington; Union, M. H. Kinney /;
Vernon, Nelson r. Gray, Herbert D.
Noble; Wellington, Charles N. Allen.
The case of Anton Augsten VS..
Theodore Julow of Rockville was on
trial Tuesday. Augsten alleges that,
in selling him farm in 1908, Julow
made misrepresentation. Mr.. Aug
stem testified through an interpreter
that he came from New York to Rock
vile in March, 1908, to see Julow
regarding the purchase of the place.
They went over to the farm, which
is located in the southeast part of
Tolland county, in the towns of Gov
entry and Mansfield, on the Whitman
tic river. He said Julow represented
to him that the four and a half acres
of meadow we're part of the tract en-
bodied in the deed, and that it would
be enhanced in value by the fact that
a Chicago company intended to erect
factory thereon. Mr.. Augsten pur-
chased the farm, and it was not until
June, when he hired a man to cut
the grass, that he learned that he did
not own the meadow, which was part
of Another farm. He said the rest of
the farm was all bushes and swampy,
and of no use for cultivation. Charles
Phelps and T. F. Noone were counsel
for the plaintiff, and J. E. Fisk and
W. 81. Reed for the defense. The
jury in the case were as follows:
Carey D. Carpenter of Bolton, Samuel
B. West of Columbia, Arthur L. Reed
of Coventry, Lucius A. Aborn of FL
lington, Frank w. Little of Hebron,
Charles W. Tryon of Mansfield, Ash
Somers, Elmer J. Worthington of Stat
ford, o. O. West, A. B. Parker and
Frank NJ. Brigham of Rockville.
The case was continued Wednesday.