Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-13
JURY WILL GET
 GRAVEL BANK CASE.
Arguments to Be Concluded This
 Morning in Hewitt vs. Parks.

The trial of the case of Mrs. Eliza Ann Hewitt against Burrows R. Parks, both of North Stonington, involving a dispute over a boundary line of prop erty and the right to take gravel from a bank, was resumed in the common pleas court Wednesday morning and continued all day.
 Frank c. Brown of North Stoning- ! ton said he worked in the grist mill II years ago as an engineer and the gravel was taken from the bank to repair the dam and no one objected, not even MT. Hewitt and the latter saw the gravel being carted away.
 Andrew w. Perry of Stonington said he worked in the grist mill 21 years ago and helped repair the dam with the gravel from the bank.
 Horace F. Burdick said he has known the place for 45 years and ran the mill after 1872 for a long time and used the gravel from the bank to fix the dam.
 Came from Westerly for Wedding.
 Among those from Westerly attend ing the Coy-Lord wedding Wednesday evening were Arthur Coy, Misses Mar garet Cottrell, Vivian Arnold, Margaret Bucum, Caroline Briggs, Mary Bunum and Dorothy Taylor, and Daniel Lar kin, Edgar Maxson, Harold Livingston, Edwin Hawkes., Ellsworth Goldsmith, WdEIST smith, AudIn D. Afcnle, LOUIS Babcock, Robert Barr and Charles Briggs.
 L. Riley Takes Lead in Pool.
 Members of St. Mary's T. A, and B. society are taking great interest in pool tournament which has just been started, having a large list of entries. l.. Riley has taken the lead at the start, having won two games.
 The following were the games play ed Monday evening: Sherry 50, Clish 19; DingaVan 50, Walsh Al; Donohue 50. H. Riley A; Brady 50. M. McCar- thy 43
 The games Tuesday evening were the following: J. Mccarthy 50, Pfeiffer s; Desmond 50. Caples 49; L. Riley 50, Clish 31; L. Riley 50, P. Donohue 31.
 On Wednesday evening the tourna- ing games played: Nagle 50, Ludwig 45; White 50. Doherty 21; H. Riley 50, M, Mccarthy 35.
 Among the last witnesses in the afternoon were Mrs. Edna Tryon, daughter of the plaintiff, and F. J. Moshier, who resides in Water ford, and said he was present at a time when sand or gravel was taken from the south end of the dasl in 1911. MT. Moshier was engaged in grduting the gravel. He was at work close to the Hume, and the grout was used in lH6 hume ana the Dufkn6du. lie bought he was there two weeks and in that time he was working for MT. Park and was taking gravel from the bank. He could not estimate how much gravel was sold.
 Irving w. Congdon of North Ston- ington testified to assisting in getting out gravel from the bank in 1911, which was made into grout for use on the Hume. He could not give any idea of how much gravel by loads was taken. He knew there was carload of cement used because he helped un- load the car.
 Attorney Browning for the plaintiff then declared that he rested his case.
 Mir. Park, the defendant, was then recalled by Attorney H. w Rathbun.
 He was asked to give the measure ments of the ice house. He said he had measured it that morning with a yard stick. He made it S3 feet inch es on the south side, 79 feet ' inches on the north side and 34 feet wide.
 Both sides then rested at 3.15 and the court took a. short recess before the attorneys began their arguments.
 Attorney V. F. A. Quinn, who has been assisting Attorney A. A. Brown