The Press., 1911-09-06
THE PRESS.
LEWIS MOLAUeHLM. PUBLISHER.
Superior Court.


The September term opened yester
day forenoon, Judge Ralph Wheeler o.
New London presiding. The follow
ing cases were assigned for trial: Jury
case of John Anthony against Contra
Vermont railroad company, for Wed
nesdAy Of next week; court case Of
David Siegelbaum against Hymar
Mintz, Tuesday Of next week, and
the case of Andrew N. Grant, admin
istrator. against Sarah s. Hanks, fol
the Goth. The motions In the casel
of Noble E. Lord against william O.
DAILY, and Fred A. Sackett against
William O. DAILY we're continued. In
the case Of Grace e. Peck against
Arthur NJ. Peck, further order Of
notice was not ordered. In the di'
vorce case Of Eleanor NJ. French
against Walter A. French, permission
to enter appearance for defense wal
granted.
John Vierra. q 16-years-old boy,
pleaded guilty to burglary in Stafford.
Attorney Phelps stated that Superin'
tendent Nathan Cole OF the Massa'
ohusetts state board Of charities wal
willing to take the boy back and place
him in some Massachusetts institu'
tion. Judge Wheeler placed the boy
in his hands. Augustano Mussc
pleaded guilty to an assault, with
intent to murder, in Stafford Springs
and with carrying concealed weapons.
He was sentenced to state prison fol
not less than three years and not more
than five years. Alfred Jones pleaded
guilty to burglary in Stafford, and
was sent to Holland jail for one year.
Washington 1. Doolittle pleaded guilty
to burglary In Bolton, and was sent
to Tolland jail for 10 months.
The three Rockville boys, James
Farrell, IA, Francis King, IS: and
Thomas Murphy, II, pleaded guilty
to burglary at the drug store Of Fred
eriok Woodhall in Rockville.
The cases of the state against Fred
erick Merkel, Colvon Pease, William
Kibbe, Jr., Robert Cooley and Norris
Kibbe Of Ellington, charged with
damages when they rang the church
bell on the night Of July last, were
nolled on the accused paying for all
damages and costs Of the cases.
The case against Frank LeValley
and Frank Bancroft was announced
N q aa@klo1 4, Hba Io1vAw oo-7uk
The case of the state against Charles
Loomis, Q prominent resident Of Boil
ton, charged with blackmail, was
nolled, and the case Of the state
against Frank l.. Mccormick con-
tinued. The next short calendar
session will be on Tuesday.
The following jurors have been
drawn: Samuel Simpson and John
OIough of Holland, Ward Talbot of
Andover. Fred D. Finley Of Bolton,
John A. Lewis Of Columbia, Dewitt
Kingsbury Of Coventry, Frank M.
Brigham and John ]. Cannon of Ell.
lington, Carroll W. Hutchinson of
Hebron, Harry o. Crane Of Mansfield,
Albert s. Hurlburt and Fred A. Pease
Of Somers:l4 Carl Adams and Fred J.
Chandler of Stafford, Edgar 3. Hig.
gins of Union, Orlando Ransom and
Henry J. Bingenheimer, Jr.,, Of Rock
Vile, Charles N Allen Of wellington
The new cases entered are as fol-
lows: ..s.
Frank SchAtz Of Hebron va. Gilbert
O. Doolittle and John -Danahey Of
Hartford; suit for $3.50. -..e,
City Of Rockville VS. Rock Manu-,
featuring o.. suit for $3.50 for street
sprinkling admitting on the oompany's
canal on East Main street.
Susie B. Fuller of Andover, appeal
from the action. of the probate court
in appointing Edwin L. Hutchinson
as her conservator.
Michael ] D Haley of Hebron vs.
Vim. 8 Ellis, executor, suit for $500.
Julia e. Spinney Of FruItvale, Gal
VS.. Benjamin f. Farrar of Mansfield.
for 50, 900 damages. ..
Charles Daniel Way Of Hebron vs.
Carolyn Bertha Way; divorce
Hattie A. Pomeroy Of Stafford We.
Martin Pomeroy of Stafford; divorce
Clelil Jones vs.. the Fabyan Wooden
Mills Co., Of Stafford; suit for $5,O 900
damages.
Andrus and Katalin Bolazs We. John
REG Of Wilmington, suit for $500 over
sale of farm. ...
Edgar B. Smith vs. Mike Fedorka
of Stafford; foreclosure.
John N. Kiraly Of Union vs.. Oath
crime Kiraly of Stafford; divorce.
Jos. Saba Of Union vs.. Karoline
Saba of New York; divorce.
Arno Koetsch vs. Anna KoetGch
of Germany; divorce.
John Panciera Va. Rhode leland
Worsted company. suit for $5, 900.
damages. ..sy
Bert o Hallock of Manifold vs.
Tony Leo of Thompson; suit for
81, 900 damages. ...... :.... j.,
Jos Nemeth Of Tolland vs. Matthias
Gritsch of Holland; suit for $500
damages. -w a-..z r.. ..s
Empire Distillery Company Va. S.
". Sadlak; suit for 5000 on q note.
Margaret Holman Of New York va.