Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-05-07

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his home. was with the previous wit
ness and told essentially the same
story. State Policeman Robert T,
Hurley who testified to being in the
Putnam police headquarters when
complaint was made; Frank F. Rus
SELL judge Of the Putnam police court,
who related how the prisoners had
been brought before him there on the
18th Of March, attorneys for the, de-
Tense objected to testimony with re-
gard to the pleas being admitted, but
objection was overruled.
Adjournment was taken at 1890. At
the afternoon session ATTORNEYS Kelley
and Danahey. assigned counsel for the
defense, moved that Judge Russells
testimony be- stricken out, but the
motion was overruled and Judge Rus
sell put upon the stand for cross ex-
animation.
Sheriff Hoihrook Testifes.
Deputy Sheriff George Holbrook of
Putnam told of CaVanaugh's appear
the Putnam station house. Patrick |
Hayes, q Putnam policeman, was put |
upon the stand; his story was that he
investigated the matter and made the |
arrests and afterwards locked the pris-
oners I'D. a. Jarvis, a restaurant |
keeper at Putnam. was somewhat flip |
pant. having quite a wordy tilt with
Henry Fatro the last witness for the
state, is saloon keeper IN Putnam; |
told how Cavanaugh had been in his |
place on two occasions once to change |
a five dollar bill and later after the |
alleged assault. Said that Cavanaugh |
took a glass of beer the first time.
Tho State Rests.
The state rested at this point. After |
an intermission of five minutes to al |
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tunity for consultation with clients,
court was resumed and the defense
was made the accused, Delilieux and |
st. Andry being the only witnesses.
Their testimony was concluded just
as adjournment WAS taken. The testi-
mony Of, "a number of the witnesses for
the state was very badly muddled and
lacked plausibility. A peculiar thing
about the case is the fact that Frank
Cavapaugh, the person alleged to have
been robbed and assaulted, has not put
in an appearance SO far.
Notes.
Irving NJ. Ford. who sustained
number Of severe hemorrhages Mon
day, was out Thursday.
Henry L. Bostwick Of New Haven,
formerly of this city was a recent
guest Of relatives and friends for a
DfleL stay.
George P. Phenix, a former principal
of the State Normal school here, how
connected with Hampton institute,
Va. was a recent visitor
with friends in this city.
The drinking fountain at the corner
Of Railroad and Main streets was be-
ing oveFhauled Thursday afternoon.
and in all probability the ieeman will
soon commence to make daily stops
there.
T. Frank HOWE was driving his au-
tomobile about town Thursday after
noon, Mr.. Howie's first appearance
with the machine since his accident on
North street hill late last summer.
The board Of selectmen has decided
to give the necessary land in front of
the almshouse for the widening of
Main street at that point. It is ex-
thoroughfare there VIII be commenced
by the men in the employ Of the city
street department at an early date.
Personals.
Mrs. s. c. Hooker spent Thursday
In Hartford.
Eugene J. Hickey was in Michigan
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. John Hickey and daughter were
In Hartford Thursday.
Mrs. William Ross Of Chaplin was in
Wi!1imantic Thursday.
Mrs. S. Arnold Peckham was a
Hartford visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Franklin H. Fl--ore passed the
lay in Hartford Thursday,
Mrs. Herbert II. Boynton was
Hartford visitor Thurs
Daniel D. o'Connor was in Middle
own and Hartford Thursday.
Charles H. Thompson of Chaplin was j
/ Willimantic visitor Thursday.
Attorney Randolph Chandler of
Thompson was in town for a brief stay
Thursday.
Miss Katherine Dougherty of Water
bury is a guest at the home of James
?. Twomey.
Fred A Damon of New Haven. for
nerly of this city, was IN town Thurs
lay on business.
Miss Nora Cryne has returned to
after visit with relatives
ind friends In this city. !
Engineer Robert E. Mitchell was in
Hartford Thursday on business taking
lin to Highway Commissioner Mac +
lonaid's Office.
Mystic.-Misses Emma Park and I