Putnam patriot., 1913-10-17
TROLLEY GAR
 COMPANY SUED
Various Victims Asking Dam- ages for Injuries Inflicted.
TOTAL AMOUNTS TO S36, 500
Plaintiff in Superior Court Demand Compensation for Physical and Mental Conditions Due to Faults
 CT Acts of Railway.

CT Acts or Railway.
 tSpeeial Hartford Correspondeuce.)
 hartford Suits aggreGating S36.- 800 damages have been brought against the Connecticut Company in the Superior Court
 John Doyle of this city. asks s10,- U00 for injuries received September 32. lsl2 when a trolley ear in which he sas riding coliided with motor truck
 Katherine 0BrieHl ef Hartford, sues 1oT s5 000. due to an accident May 27. alleging that her mental condition will probably be permanently im palEea
 Michael T Griffin wants s5.0oO for injuries to his wife on October F. 1912.
 Frocola Casalenzo. aged 15, Of Der IiH. claims s5.oo0 for being struck by a trolley ear November 21. 1912.
 Brown Thompson and Company sue for 2t.501. delivery truck owned by them having been struck by q ear in Manchester on September 2. 1912.
 $. ". Andrews. administrator sues for the estate of ]. " Andrews late Of New Britain, claiming Sl90o0 and alleging that Mir. Andrews death vas caused by being thrown to fhe ground as he was affehting from a ear.
 Auto Licenses Suspended.
 Secretary If State Phillips handed down Humber o5 decisions in con neal8en aitH violations Of fHe motor vehicle laws The license of Miller Gay. Of We5tport E suspended in. demitalt baeau ha did aet stop his machine August sa. after he had struck a man In Hfidefu1rt The li- ceuse of John Kovaes, Of south Nor ua1k. is 70 suspended indefinitely for speeding hfs motor cycle in Bridge port
 William stin. a Bridgeport dealer. is warped 10 properly display his regia- tration plates. and r. J. lIosford. of New Prest ton, is warned for not filing his report as dealer.
 The Secretary does not suspend the license of Louis Bradford for alleged speeding in Danielson, but he Is given warning
 ENhe pfeAentatiNe DIe5.
 John N c. Brace. q resident of West Hartford, a former representative in tie general assembly and former Mayor in Hartford died at his home. aeed 75 He had been in poor health for 1z yeazz. He WAS engaged in the teHaeeo business for many years.
 Paid for the Beer
 iI HeeG il only Il band playing the RaeUes March to complete the hu- mer of an incident in Meriden. Will liam Richter. a former regular army man, had been arrested for puroining beer from brewery
 Four other fellows were with him as arcomplices. Police Chief Bowen. a strict dlscplnarian. recommended 70 the court that Richter be allowed Co 20 provided the stolen beer vas paid for. The court permitted this Chief Bowen ordered the empty beer bottles and cases loaded on a wheel barrow. Richter pushed the barrow and his four aeeompliees were Formed In line behind him.
 hief Bowen turned out guard of escort and the empties were trundled through the streets to the brewery where the account for the beer was settled and the procession was dis missed
 Otis Dimock's Estate Requests.
 Yale university and institutions in Hartford and New London will re- ceive eventually about a quarter of the estate of Otis K Dhmock whose Will nlpd for probate, disposed of property worth S5o0,000 On the eeath Of MT Dimock's widow. two sis. ters and Il cousin. who have the life Use of the $l35.000. 25 per cent. of this @iu 20 10 Yale 10 per cent to Neu London for park purposes, 10 per cent. to the Hartford Y. NJ. C. A and she balance elsewhere To be fer chsruahie and educational institutions ln and near New London The widow received outright property valued at about S375.e80 The will provides Sl500 to be spent for the erection of d mausojeum where Mr pimoek will be placed in New London
 Auto Man Sued for $io,oo0.
 John Baldwin. of this eity whose automobile on Aprt F. 1913 in tho sovu of Windsor struck and killed $ygarold Peter GudnHis has been yaes the defendant in an action for eamages eff Slp.oAQ the suH having neea brought by William Gudonis of Windsor, who is administrator of the estate Of the boy rhe cla4m is that Che hay MS in the exercise Of due care and that the injuries which caused his death were due 10 Che neg. ligent operation Of tbe automobile.
 New Auto List Issued.