Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-21
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 Laura H. Wnlxins cfatmed that she was asszulted by MrA Adeaine H Holbu
 ton. at 6hannocf. which was heard before Just1ce Chester ". Basrows Of the erupeE4or court sitting at Kings Son resulted in the jury bringing in . verdict of ten dollars damages. the paalnt1G, who stated that she had had her elofhzng torn, her fare scratched. and her faASe ha4x snakched from her head and thrown into tho hog pen, oiaamin9 damases smounting to q DOC A T. Cusl72ng Of Providence represent ing tho paaknkiK and Bred C. Olney conAucAed tic defence.
 The tr~o ae*ious at law, the Isaao ShsrsMaa company VI. John ChAsnpti1 and Dr. Jojsn Champlan ys. the ls&ao shsrnen ossnpany, were brought be- foxo Judge FredeEick C. Brown of Soukh Kingston. James E. Thewlis, Arthur Feckham, Walter E. Shannon. aIsoz 0f the same town, James A Saundeez, Thomas E. Robinson, and William Healy, all of Westerly, James A. Brown of Richmond. Robert R. A6fIs Of Chax1ee6oNn, Gardiner G. Burton and Frank c. BHrd4ck Of Hop
 Both parties coma from Westerly Tho daDeg have grown out of tho same
 hznsnck3Cn4 concerning payments on She line brick residence of Dr. Champ lin. neeenk1y built by tho local con- tr9eAu<x and about which there seems eo be . nnfeunder9kAndfng concerning cerNman payments for a@tarzxfonS said to hnxe been made in the material and far the work performed
 Testimony ahoWed that the Isaac Shexxuan oompany, contracted to build for DR. John Champfin. a residence on s2EaMz1e strest in Westerly for the sum cG S1f, ,161-sf- After the work was be-
 l <<- r1 rna9e in tho material used and the defendant of the first suit refused to pay the full amount Later the doctor brought a counter suit against the bu1Idaxz, claiming that he had over paid the Sherman company and that he was seeking to recover the bal nnce due him. To attorneys Green, HincA1ey and Allen for the Isaac Ehezrnan company and Davis, Ed wards and Angel are for pr. Champ
 Lewis A. Josiin Treasurer of tho IaAo Sherman company was the first Wtkuesz He produced the book of sr1efz.al entUsss of the account of the Jozzin and Miss Phebe CotHeIl, a bookkeeper of the company, making oath to tho various entries. Attorney Allen conducted the direct examina- tion- When these witnesses had fin 1shed the pzatntiH rested his case.
 Aftar the court rested, Attorney Ed T -w1xds opened his side of the case to the jury, claiming that the doctor agreed to the building of the house for a sum not to exceed SIS. .000, and that certain changes were made for which he expected to pay in part He had already paid more than the to- taI amount justly due, and that the Sherman company owed him oyer $1, 1,0oo- The case remains unfinished
 Local Milk Inspector Edwin Barber has been making thorough and sys- bemafic investigation for several days of existing milk conditions in this locality, not confining his tnspec- lions to the milk distributors on the Westerly side of the river but fnvesti- gating on the Connecticut side as well, as there are many farmers from the state who have large routes here in town He has visited all of the local sta bles where cows are kept and has visited most of the farms in this section. In nearly every instance, MT. Barber has met with the cooperation of the farmers who are quick to realize that an inspection of this kind, which re- suits in finding sanitary conditions existing, is an excellent advertisement for themselves. There has been only one case where he met with Opposi- ton, this where the mi1knan cia irned that the law didn't amount to anything
 Inspector Barber has an excellent equipment for testing the milk and is