Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-02


Judge William L. Bennett presided
at a short calendar session of the SUI
perior court held here Friday morning.
Court opened at 1880. with numerous
attorneys present from various towns
in WindhAm and New London coun-
ties.
The short calendar business was dis
posed of as follows: Continuance OF
one week in the cases Of Emily M. La
| throp vs. the Danielson Worsted com
pany; Marshall ]. Brink, Consvs. Car
oEne w. Tonneson; Edgar Rhodes VS..
William II. SeSar; Mary II. Baker vs.
Nellie Gelinas; Abby #. Able ct al
appeal from commissioners; NJ Emma
Kendall VS.. Ella g. Clark ct ais; the
Williamsville Manufacturing company
VS.. the Killingly Manufacturing com
pany; Ella Nora Young's appeal from
| probate; Stefen Bundeck ct al VS.. Jo-
seph Dvorskl ct al, and ]. ]. Young
VS.. ]. e. Talbot.
In the case Of Harriet A. Matthew
son VS.. James A. Nichols ct al, a mo-
ton to reopen judgment, Judge Ben
| nett heard the argument made by
| Judge A. Nc. Matthewson of New Ha-
ven; judgment reserved Attorney
Donald @. Perkins Of Norwich and At
| torney P. j. Danahey of Willimantic
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| fla. Zwieroko vs. John Tucxie. In the
case of Annie H. Chapman VS.. the
| Nashawaug Electric Power company
an answer or other pleading was or
dered in two weeks.
Criminal Cases Next Week.
| Next week the attention of the court
will be occupied with the consideration
Of criminal cases, but for the following
week cases of a civil nature were as
signed for trial by Judge Bennett as
| follows:
Tuesday, March 12-First case, Lou
| lisa Maggia VS.. the Connecticut COM
| pany; second case, Samuel b. Ray VS..
Sessions L. Adams, admir-; third case
| Aohsah Camp ks. w. P. Kelley admir-
Wednesday, March 13-Edgar M
Wheaton VS.. N. Y, N. II. and II. r. r
company
During the brief session of the court
on Friday Charles H. Curtis Of Wilt
mantle was admitted as a member OF
the Windham county bar by Judge
Bennett Attorney Curtis, whose APP
plication for membership had preVi-
ously been approved by the bar mem
bers at a meeting held earlier in the
month, related to Judge Bennett that
up to last year and for some time pre-
vious he had been practicing in Colo
! RADIO. After he had taken the oath At
| Lornev Curtis was extended congratu-
lations by the other attorneys present
Jurors Drawn.
The drawing of the jury for the
March term of court was the last bus
mess of the day before adjournment
the following being the list Of those
from various towns in the county who
were selected for the service, the draw.
ing Of names being by Clerk E. NJ
Warner and in the presence Of judge
Bennett and Sheriff Slbley: Putnam
Florenus E. Clark, Ebert c. Kinney
William l.. Kennedy; Windham, Henri
II. Anthony, James Johnson, William
A. Buck, Brooklyn, Gleynn F. LYON
Frank Herrick; Chaplin, A. A. Ennis
Frank w. Chappoll; Eastford, Georg,
A. Reach, Ariel w. Green; Hampton
Charles w. Burnham, Frank W. Cong
don; Killingly, Wesley Wilson, Clay
ton W. Wright. Edward McRoy; Plain
field, Henry X. Loring, AInasa J.
Mathewson, John w. Capweil; Thomp
son. Michael Kinney, Thomas p. Ryan
| Woodstock, John Aldrich, Arthu
Morse. The jurors are to report 70
service on Wednesday next.
Continued Cases.
. In addition to the list OF criInina
cases that have come up since the las
term Of court. the following continues
cases are listed for consideration 81
the criminal session to be held oil
Tuesday OF next week: State VS.. jane
Murphy, support; state vs. JOSEPH
/ Esterbrooks, conceRiing goods sold Of
} g. conditional bill Of sale; state VS.. Johl
J. Burns, breach Of peace; state VS.
Howard Holgerson, assault: state VS.
Edward O'Conner. adultery; state VS.
J Abraham Rubens, breaking and enter
| ing; state vs.. John Doyle, non-sup
l port