Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-22
PUTNAM
Sarah ;. Lambert Pleads, Not Guilty
to Perjury charoes-JaiI for Dorcus
for Theft-Newspaper Collector a
Eraud-Miss Ellen Larned Enters
Hospital.

Superior court opened at Ills Tues
day. In the case of state VS.. Sarah
J. Lambert the defendant pleaded not
guilty to an information charging her
in two counts with perjury.
Tho Information alleges that, on
March it. 1911, in the superior court,
before jury, while the case. Of state
vs.. Ephraim Dorous for the killing
of Alfred Neff was on trial, the de-
material witness of the state to Ger
tain facts, upon oath said that she did
not see certain quarrel between Do
rous and the deceased Neff, where in
part she did see said quarrel
The second count alleges that sSa-
Brooklyn, Conn, on January rs, 1911,
by Coroner A. J.. Bill, stated, under
oath that she did see a certain quar-
rel between Dorous and Neff, when in
truth she had not. Attorney Charles
L. Torrey represents Sarah Lambert.
Turgson- Woodward Case on Trial.
The. case Of Peter A. Turgeon VS.
Frederick s. Woodward was then TAX
en- up. This case was tried in this
court before Judge eager in March,
1910. The court found for the plain
tiff and the case was appealed, was
before the supreme court in October,
1910. error was found and new trial.
The plaintiff, Peter A. Turgeon Of
Danielson, who claims to own a GER
tain tract of land In Brooklyn, Conn,
asks an Injunction against Frederick 8.
Woodward Of Brooklyn to prevent him
from cutting certain trees on said
land, which plaintiff claims are not yet
sufficiently grown. The plaintiff fur
Their ayers that Woodward is not of
sufficient financial Responsibility to an
swer in damages for cutting said wood
should It. be determined that he (the
p1aintiff) owns tho land in question.
woodward, the defendant, claims that
the land In dispute is within the
boundary of his farm so that the issue
in the Gaze is as to the correct loca-
ton of the boundary between the two
properties.
Several witnesses were examined
during the day but their testimony
was of a generally uninteresting ma
they ma 9s. 2 the let and te s boumdarY
marks they saw there. Those exam
ined were William K Pike. surveyor,
Peter A. Turgeon, Henry F. Chase,
Doland Leblanc Alfred Gileau, Her
bert Baker, Alphonse Ouimet.
Jail for Dorous.
Directly after the noon recess, Eph-
rain Dorous, who last week was found
not guilty of killing Alfred Neff at
Hampton last December, was put to
pea Oh tIe CIldI86 VI IODDSIy OI Sdlu
Neff. Dorous pleaded guilty to SIM
pie theft and WAS given six months
in the county jail Charles L. Tor
rey represented Dorous in both cases.
Court adjourned at $40 p. m. to
1920 o'clock Wednesday morning.
Home From FIorida.
Mr.. and Mrs Jerome Tourteilotte
have returned from lengthy stay
with their son Leroy in Limona, Fla
1t is at Limona that Col. q. D. Bates
and Thomas Lake, formerly of Church
street. this city, are now located.
Miss Marietta Gordon is visiting rel
atives in New Haven this week.
Honors for Miss Warner.
Miss Fannie L. Warner of Mt. Hol-
yoke college, daughter of Hon Edgar
M. Warner, has been elected a mem
Der Of the Phi Beta Kappa society of
that institution. Only pupils of high
standing in their classes are eligible to
membership in this society. Miss War
ner graduates this year.
Adelard Saivas, who has been en-
ployed for some time In MerideH,' has
returned to Putnam.
Fraud Collected Easy Money.
A man giving his name. as w. r.
Watson and claiming to represent the
National Press association of 142 E.
SD street. New York city, called on
several people in. the business section
of Putnam in the latter part of Feb
ruary and, in consideration of $3.50
and the use of their names. as a testi-
monial. offered one years subscription
to the Saturday Hven1ns Post and a
years subscription to any other $1.50
magazines, together with ten premium
books. Several people subscribed and
were given receipts for the $3.50, but
as things did not materiaIize one of
the subscribers wrote the association
at their New Fork address only to find
that one more form Of bunco game was
in operation and that the association
was unknown.
Returns from Italy.
Joseph Rita has returned from Italy
where he has spent the past Ave years.
In Italy, in addition to running store
Mr.. Rita acted as agent of a steam
ship line.
| Unclaimed Letters.
Letters addressed as follows remain
uncalled for at the Putnam postoft1ce:
James H. Barnett, Myra Beat1er, Rob-
ert Dickson, Clio Creme, Byron VIII
cox, Miss Lille Bulett. Miss g. will
son.
The firemen. are to have q stag whist
at the fire headquarters this week.
John Burgess Goes Free.
John Burgess. age "A years. who
said his home Is In Willimantic. but
who has been working in Readyille.
and who claims to be a professional
court Tuesday morning charged with
an assault upon Deputy Sheriff Michael
Grimshaw Of -Killingly, the ARRAY TAX
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