Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
MANY CASES FILED
 FOR SUPERIOR COURT
Papers in a Number of Damage Suits Lodged and Several DiVorces in List.

Suits filed in the office of the clerk of the superior court are as follows:
 Nellie A. Davis brings suit for S2000 against George Drescher of Sprague for injuries received on May 26, 1912, by being knocked to the street sudden ly and violently by being hit by his automobile on Franklin square when her leg and hip were badly sprained and her whole system weakened while she was in a pregnant condition.
 The Chelsea Savings bank brings suit. claiming S5000 damages, against Henry T. German of Sprague and Martin Durr of Norwich for judg ment received by it for S751.14 and $32.77 to enforce judgment.
 On a common count, Mary R. Kelley brings suit against Michael G. Kelley to recover a loan of $3,000. On a common count George B. Church brings suit against Harry Wright to recover $2,000 loaned on or before June 27, 1912.
 Thomas Howe makes application for further attachment in his action brought. October 3. 1900, to recover $2. 800 damages. An attachment of $3.000 is necessary to secure the satis- faction of the judgment. The plaintiff asks for an order for the attachment of the property of the defendants in the action to the amount of S3,000 J. H. Tubbs. trustee of the estate of Willard NJ Anderson of Lyme, has brought suit against John Manwaring, IT., claiming by way of equitable re- lief that a mortgage issued by MT. An 1 derson prior to filing a petition in the probate court, district of Lyme. May 1 g, 1912, be declared fraudulent and l LN1 aJfe z which in the judgment of the court the plaintiff may be entitled to and s2,0O0 damages.
 Edmund Duchesnau brings civil ac- ! tion against Peck McWilliams & Co, | claiming $3.000 damages for injuries | on a buzz planer July &, 1912, when i he lost part of three fingers of his right hand.
 Frances L. Whipple brings suit against Grace ". Webster. admins 1 tratrix of the estate of Clark R. Cook. | to recover $1,000 damages. The com | plaint charges that services were ren- l dered amounting to s526.50 and arti cles were supplied the deceased amounting to $22.5o. which were nev- CT paid for.
 | James O'Connell brings suit against | Mary Moriarty of Norwich for s20OO l | household effects.
 l H. Frank Button, administrator of the estate of Albert H. Button, brings
 suit to recover $500 damages from l Irving $. Button. The complaint charges that the defendant is occupy
 ing property of the estate and will not vacate.
 Joseph Dodgers Sons bring suit l for foreclosure against Fred Dearing
 and others in the amount of $4,OO0. J. Harrison Davis brings suit to se- cure an injunction against the town i of Norwich restraining the town from
 continuing to use the drain running from the northerly side of Sunnyside
 avenue under a portion of the highway | to land adjoining on the east the lan6 of the plaintiff. and the drain whict
 runs from a point near the intersec- tion of Whitaker avenue in a genera
 northwesterly direction under Sunny
 side avenue and land easterly of the
 plaintiffs premises to the plaintifr. | land, and from continuing to diyerI
 and flow water collected by drain.
 Sranlslaus Turcotte brings sui | against the U'ncas Power company fol | $10000 damages sustained by beine 1 injured and fatally shocked June It
 1912.
 A civil action Is brought by AlicS LaLiberty against Joseph Gauthter fol
 having been charged falsely and ma. i liclously. Damages asked for ar, S3,000.
 l Maria F. Emma Rice of New Lon. don asks for a divorce from CharIe: Rice, claiming desertion. The maid.
 en name of the plaintiff was Kraut5 She also asks for custody of one child Emma Daisy Maria Rice.
 Sophia l. Lockwood of VoluntoYI