Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-03
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 Dofsndant TestiiIee.
 MT. Bone explained hiH bqaslhoua xn- laHons with Mr Dorsey and eAtd tint they had always been unpieasant, that when they staxted pors1y fur ntshed the dough- and that as re- suit of tho swap Bono lost soinathink like $z,500 in the past year md | half. He explained his statoufonk to BsI1and about his Ahutting Dorsay up or closing him out of buainess by stat ing that he had put his morteaxes Charles L. Torrey, with instxuctionG tp collect them. and that ho waa in- tending to close I'D the busfneAs by fdreclosipg the mortgage.
 An the cross examination of Marga- ret Bone. rather interesting. incident was the production Of wriffeu doc ument by State Polieeman Hurlay, purportnig to be signed document by Miss Bone to the effect that she and her mother were down town and in Woolworth's store when the fire alarm rang. Miss Bone said that she did sign it, but that she did not read 1t, and that she did not believe 1t was read over to her before she signed 1t; that anyway 1t was not true, and she was frightened when Oncer Hurley asked her to sign 1t.
 Thursday Evenings Session.
 At this point the case was continued until o'clock Thursday evening.
 Thursday evening tho defense put on five witnesses c0rroborating the testimony of MT. and Mrs. Bone as to their whereabouts on the evening of the fire After the arguments by Att torney Charles l.. Torrey for the, ac- cused. and Prosecuting Attorney John F. Carpenter. Judge Fuller said: While the evidence brought before this court might not result in con- viction. yet find there is probable cause"
 Bone was bound overxo the superior court under $1.000 bonds. which he furnished.
 Visiting Local Friends.
 John B. LHeureux of Marlboro, Mass, a former business man of this city, is in town for a few days, visit ing friends and relatives. H Frank Cordier of Mexico, N. Y., and Mrs. George Laventure of Mallory, N. F., who have been guests of Pa trolman and Mrs. Julius Cordier of Greene street, since the funeral of their father who recently died in pan- ielsop, returned to their homes ~on Thursday.
 Taken to Hospital.
 Lluulcy M. Calu, WHO was operated on about month ago for an abscess on the leg, was removed to the Day. Kimba1l hospital Thursday evening. MT. Cain was improving very fast since the first operation, when 1t was discovefed. that another operation would be necessary.
 $2oo for Firemen's Fund.
 The net receipts from the firemen's annual concert and ball. held on Mon day evening, are estimated at $200. which will go to swell the muster fund.
 Thieves Enter Barns.
 E. F.. Knowlton of Wilsonville re- ports that sneak thieves visited his barn recently and walked off with a new harness. He had 8 bag of oats in wagon in his barn and the thieves dumped the oats on the floor and put the harness in the bag. They were evidently on foot, as MT. Know1ton tracked them in the mud for some distance. The barn is never locked as that is an honest neighborhood, but MT. Knowlton, it is understood. has purchased a lock and intends to use 1t in the future.
 Elliott Paine of Providence has been the guest of his mother, Mrs. Sarah Paine of Center street.