The Press., 1910-06-08


 A short calendar session was held last Friday. h the case of Frank L.. White against Loraney B White, motion for an allowance to defend af granted, the amount being fixed al $35 A motion for default foI failure to anwser was denied in the case of o F Johnson and wife against the Q. E. White Lumber company. In the case of Daisy 0 Giles against Clifford l. Giles, more specific answer
 was ordered filed in one wHtk In
 the caseS of the 0 E White Lumber company against O F Johnson and
 wife, 8 motion for specifi, stateme enl
 was grantei Further order of notice
 was ordered published in the case of
 William Haiduk against Michael
 Dziadosz, the cas3 being continued
 for three months. Further order oi
 notice was likewise ordered published
 in the case of Margartt Tat ollt
 against Joseph A. Tatroult. There
 was a hearing on the app ications ot
 Franklin Jacobs of Southbridge,
 Mass Frank H Holton. R Allen
 Sikes and Olin Shearer of Ellington,
 for the reward ffered for the capture of Fred Rumwell, who stole MT. Shearer's team last Friday The uncor tested divorce case of Margaret J Wagner vs Charles Waguer was continued for one week
 The following jurors were drawn for the June session of the superior court who are summoned for Tuesday of next week: A Esten Clough and John H. Steele of Holland, Edwin Fl. Cook of Andover, 0 N Sumner of Bolton, Henry B Hutohins of Oolu ]. bia, Lewis w. Daniels and George H. Robertson of Coventry. Henry O. Pinney and Robert E Hyde of El- lington, James O. Green and Albert o. James of Mansfield, David Robert son and Frank 2 Fairfield of Stafford, William S. Webster of Union, Charles D. Reed and Roger J. Murphy of Vernon, Charles B. Nichols of Will. lington. John F. simons and John G. Ellis of Hebron, Charles S. Fuller of Somers. . ...
 At the annual meeting of the judges of the superior court at Hart ford on Monday the following appoint. ments for Holland county were made l: Clerk, Lyman T. Tingier, $500; Willis H Reed, assistant clerk, $10O; jury commissioners, Llewellyn J. Storrs and Edwin 0 Pinney; official stenographer, Charles F. Roberts.
 On Tuesday the case against George R. Wheeler, charged with larceny, was the first presented. Wheeler pleaded guilty to theft of 8 watch. rings and $38 in money from the home of Charles H. Baker of An dover, saying that he was under the influence of liquor at the time He was sentenced to not less than one and one- half or more than two and one- half years in state's prison The next case was that of George Gelinas and Harry Martin Woodworth, charged with stealing poultry from Julia Moulton in Mansfield. They pleaded guilty. No olemenoy was asked for Gelinas. who was given thirty days in jail, but Woodworth was shown to be 2 young man susceptible to the i'm fiuenoe of his companion. The latter was placed on probation for six Frank Potter, an old man, charged with assault with intent to kill in having aimed a revolver at his step daughter, the charge failing to explode, was given eight months in jail, and at the conclusion of his sentence he will be sent to'the sol. 1iers' home at Noroton. The case against Bert and Estelle Beebe was nolled by the assistant states attor- ney.
 The case against John Anthony of Stafford Sprfngs, charged with arson. was next taken up. Anthony is &C., oused of attempting to defraud the insurance people in trying to burn his stock of merchandise. He is charged on two counts, the first at- tempt alleging to have taken place on January IA and the second on Febru- ary 10. Bremen said that they 'ound quantity of goods on the fl 1or back of the counter and when they 5hrew them over to the middle of the floor, where they could get at them better with 8 stream of water, that fell out on the floor. Some of the matches had been lighted and tome had not The following jurors are hearing the case: Edwin H Jook, of Andover, Clement M Sumner of Bolton, Lewis w. Daniels and George H Robinson of Coventry, Henry O. Pinney and Robert E Hyde ,f Ellington, John F. Simons and John E Ellis of Hebron, Julius 0. Green of Mansfield, Charles B. Reed, Roger J. Murphy and Charles N Fitch of Vernon The case will be continued today. Anthony is de- ended by Attorneys William A. King ,f Willimantic, J. L. Barbour of Hartford and M. D. O'OonnelI of Stafford Springs.
 Hartford Courant: - As regards he oongressi ,nal delegation, it has ,een hitherto taken for granted that he only opportunities for con est would be for MT. sperry's shoes and or the place "at large.'' y The demo- ratio Hartford Times, which takes a 1