Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-24
MANEY NEW CASES
 RETURNED FOR MARCH.
Twenty one Brought to Court. Clerk by Deputy Sheriff Tubbs.

I On Tuesday morning Deputy Sheriff J. H. Tubbs returned the papers in 2l new cases to the clerk of the superior court for the first Tuesday in March. Several of the eases have already been mentioned Those which have not been published are as follows: For possession of property at Paw catuck the New Haven road has brought four suits, two against C. H. Richmond and others. and the others against Pauline w. and Henry A. Stahle and Nellie T. Rose, all of Ston- ington, and in each case damages of $1.500 are sought. Mabel F. Costello of New London sues the New London Gas and Electric company for $1,000 damages for injur- ies received from gas escaping from where she lived. making her sick and causing expense. George Costello, Mary E. Costello, John F. Costello, Lil- Han Costello and Ruth Costello also bring suits for similar reasons, Mary F.. and Lillian sueing for $2,0eO and 5000, respectively, while the others are for $1,000.
 The Hawkins English Wafer com pany is sued by Clarence H. Williams of Stonington to recover $1.100 on a common count.
 Stphen N. Bond of Boston and oth- CTS sue Samuel T. Littlefield of East Lyme claiming he agreed to convey lands to the plaintiffs within thirty days after January 3, 1910, for $3,5O0 on which $450 was paid He refused to keep his agreement An injunction re- property has been issued until the rights are determined. They ask that he be required to convey the property and also s5.000 damages.
 Charles w. Chapin of Wilbraham, Mass. trustee under the will of Julia H. Chapin of New London, brings suit against Edward NJ. Sweeney of New London and the Chicago Lumber and of mortgaged property in New Lon don.
 On a common count to recover $1 200 Frank Pryastrzeblski of East Lyme sues Onufry Whrym ct al. of Salem.
 Madeline Roe Kinney of New Lon don sues for d divorce from Benjamin l. Kinney of Weehawken, N. J., on the grounds of adultery with a woman un- known to the plaintiff between April and July, 1908. Her maiden name was Madeline Roe, and they were married July 16, 1904. She wants to resume her maiden name. This case was be- fore the court previoulsy but there was trouble then jurisdiction.
 Mary Lyons of New London sues Joseph Mcbride of New London, ad- 1elintstrator of the estate of Peter Me Bride, for services rendered. board of Peter Mcbride, from July 2e, 1907. to May 24, 1909. at his request. They are worth $571.50. and she sues for $500 damages.
 Wallace Rolf of New London sues Clara Maud Rolf of Cheverfe, Nova Scotia for divorce on the grounds of deSertion. They married July 10, 1905. her maiden name being Clara Maud Crossley.s and she deserted him April I0 1906.
 On common count Charles J. Ducey sues William P. Mcbride of New Lon dor for s3.000 to recover s2,0O0 loaned before January 31, 1910-
 Herbert H. Gaffey of New London appeals from the action of the probate court of New London, which dfsallOw- he trustee for Eugene F. Gaffey of Eid6letown, eIld also appeals from the decision of tie probate court in 1lsal- lowing $T5 as tEe expenses and charges a : trustee for the children of Julia A. Gaffey.