Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-29
SUPERIOR COURT
To Come In at Willamette for Short
Calendar and Assignment of Gases.

The Windham county superior court
viii come in for short calendar and
assignment of cases at Willimantic,
Hon. Joel H Reed. Judge, on Friday,
April 20, at 10 a. m. Clerk Warner
has issued the following notice to
members of the bar:
The jury for May term will be drawn
on Friday, April 80, 1909. at 10 a. m.
at Willimantic.
Business. civil or criminal, will be
arranged for the first week at that
time. Assignment of cases and short
calendar will be held that day at 10.15
a. m.
Criminals will be put to plea Tues
day, May 4, at 10 a. m.
1t is probable that E. Frank Bug
bee will act as states attorney and
he gives notice that he will be at the
court room at Willimantic from 10
a. m to II m. Friday, April 80, 1909
and at his office in Willimantie on Sat-
urday, May /, from a. m. until 3 d.
m. for consultation with reference to
criminal cases.
Short calendar assignments: Ar
thur DeBruycker VS.. Anthony Blum;
George c. Topliff's appeal from pro-
bate; Ernestine Dussaume VS.. The
French River Textile Co.; Edwin A.
Bowen VS.. the Connecticut Co.; Les
ter H Burnham VS.. Frank H. Dem
ing.
Uncontested Divorces: Margery Dill
worth VS.. Otto Dilworth.
Trial List.
To Jury: Calvin Wilcox VS.. Dwight
w. Thrall; Ernestine Dussaume VS..
the French River Textile Co.; St.
PauPs Episcopal church ct al VS.. w.
T. Field and Burton Mansfield, exrs.,
ct al; c. Edwin Bowen VS.. Connect,
cut Co.; James NJ. Grant, appeal from
probate.
To Court: stowell L. Burnham VS..
n. Y, N. II. & H. r. R. Co.; G. E.
Macfarlane VS.. Willimantic Gas and
Electric Light Co.; Waterman Brown
VS.. NY. NH & H.R.R. Co.; Lester
II. Burnham vs.. Frank H Deming.
Criminal List.
Continued Cases: State VS.. George
W. Butts, illegal sale of Intoxicating
liquors; state VS.. Paul st. George. re-
ceiving stolen goods; state vs. Eugene
Osier receiving stolen goods; state VS..
Adelard Dupre, breaking and entering;
state VS.. Adelard Dupre, receiving etol-
en- goods; state VS.. Louis Dupre, re-
ceiving stolen goods: state VS.. John
Lynch, cruelty to animals; state VS..
Charles Miller, breaking and entering;
state VS.. Matt Knoll, robbery and as
sault
New Cases: State VS.. Thomas De-
lileux and William st. Audry, theft
from person and assault with intent to
rob: state vs.. H. F. Thompson, false
pretenses and forgery; state VS.. Far
land and Joseph Megery, breaking and
entering; state vs.. Frank Gordon lar
ceny; state VS.. Frederick H. Wood.
larceny and receiving stolen property:
state VS.. Thomas Ryall and James
Hughes, breaking and entering.
Changers See Stereopticon Views.
Border grange, No. SO, Patrons of
Husbandry, he'd an enjoyable meeting
Wednesday evening and same will long
be remembered The programme for
the lecturers hour comprised an en-
Pertaining reading, music and a series
Of eopticon slides showing among
others the following local scenes: The
Ice storm, practice at the Gun club
grounds Roosevelt in Nillimantic. f7sh-
ing scenes at the Rangeley lakes, trip
down New London harbor, with war
ships, etc, views at Martha's Vine
yard and old Edgartown fishing viii
lage, North Carolina scenes, numbering
operations and barbecue, old plantation
and slave cabins. Washington public
bL .ldings, views of Lake EIogagogmaa-
in Mass
achusetts. fishing and resort views and
camping life and others.
T.. F. Whitmore and George Andrews
comprised the committee in charge of
the arrangements for the evenings en-
tertainment.