Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-27
SIXTEEN NEW CASES 4s HAVE BEEN FILED
Suits ReturnabIe the First Tuesday in May in Hands of the Clerks of Su- perior Court

On Tuesday sixteen new cases were returned to the clerks of the superior court for the first Tuesday in May. Several have already been referred to- including those of l. w. Jackson vs $. T. Adams ct al., for $20,000; James E- Comstock and Mary B. Ironsides appeal from board of relief at Water ford; and the appeal of Michael G. Kelly and others from probate
 Bessie Palmer of New London, ad- mtnistratrix of the estate of Noah Maggs of New London, sues Berndt Erickson of New London for $50OO for the death of Noah Maggs. who was struck by the latter's auto and died from injuries received on September 19, 1909
 Two old cases having been with Stephen N. Bond and others of East Lyme against Samuel T. littleield and others of East Lyme for $5,000, claiming that on January 3. 1910. an agreement was entered into among the parties concerned for the conveyance of land at East Lyme. This convey ance the defendants refuse to make. The plaintiff claims a decree for con- veyance. an injunction, and a decree that the deed from S. T. Littlefeld to T. F. F'oran be cancelled
 James l.. Case, administrator of the estate of John Fahey, sues Mary Fahey for $3,000. It is claimed that on Au- gust 30 John Fahey died and the
 
 him an order on the Norwich Saw ingst society for $1.922.24, conveying the money to her. She drew the mon- ey and put In in the bank in her name and refuses to turn it over to the administrator. It is claimed John Fa- hey was broken down mentally when he transferred the money
 A foreclosure of a mortgage for $1,000 and possession of mortgaged property is sought in the suit of John X DaXVoIf of Old Lyme vQ. Reuianiu F. Bean.
 Emma s. Hawthorne of New Lon don sues sHenry O. Hawthorne of the same city for a divorce on the intoIera;ble cruelty Her maiden name was Emma s. Peterson and they were married March 3, 1894. She asks for custody of two minor children and ali- mony.
 Sylvester Lawrence of New London brings suit for divorce from Bertha Kimbau Lawrence of New London, claiming that she committed adultery with persons unknown to the plaintiff between December 1, 1907 and April 1. 1910. They were married October
 Thomas B. Hewitt of Brooklyn. N. Y., appeals from the board of relief of North Stonington. The assessors ing ten per cent because no list was handed in. The board of relief re- fused to reduce the amount.
 Moses Klingon sues Joseph Swartz- kurg, Jr., and wife for the foreclos- ure of a mortgage of $500 and judg- ment for any balance that may be found due the plaintiff and also for the foreclosure of another mortgage for sS,o00 and possession of mortgaged property.
 Luther o. Main of Norwich claims 1000 damages from William P. Bab- cock of North Stonington for damages done his body by a dog of the de- fendant's which bit him in the right leg March 25, 1910.
 The city of Norwich sues the Nor wich Compressed Air Power company for $2,500 damages for the taxes due the city in 1908 and 1909, the amount being s1,oO0 in each year which have not been paid though often requested and demanded.
 Robert Palmer of Groton sues New man M Clark of St. Andrews, New Brunswick, for $2.00o damages. He claims that they entered into a part nership to do a quarry business in Noank in 1908, the plaintiff owning third and the defendant two-thirds and the latter was to have the man. agement. He placed in charge George M Shine and sold to him one-half of his interest. It is claimed that this as the active manager and that dur ing that time the defendant and C.. M. Shine appropriated to their own use s15.oo0. He asks for an account ing of the partnership dealings, the partnership now being dissolved. and that the plaintiff be paid what is due him.