Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-29

Papers in eleven new cases were filed with the clerk of the superior court on Monday feturnable at the January term.
 brought suit against Annie E. Hunt :. ington of West Point, New York. and Frederick L.. ColWell, Jr., temporarily living in Brooklyn, N Y. adminis- trator of the estate of Marion Davis Coiwell, in a civil actoon in which the piaintif complains that he and the de- fendaats are in common possession. Of the southwest quarter of Central Wharf. south of the Edward Chappell company, and that this property can be divided After the fire of August 31. 1912, when the buildings were destroy ed. the plaintiff for himself and with pewers of attorney from Annie D. Huntington and Maria Davis Col we'll collected $S,750 in insurance. The town and city taxes were paid from this fund in 1913 and 1914, amounting to s6s0 and s26o was spent removing the debris after the fire. Following the dead of M. n. Colwell. conflicting claims have arisen whereby the plain tiff claims that the diestribution of the fund cannot be distributed without ad- indication, and the plaintiff, through Attorney c. L. Stewart asked that the court divide the property, decide the claims to and the the distribution of the fund. discharge the plaintiff of his present trust and liability and award him a reasonable sum for his expenses and counsel.
 A suit to recover $fo.0oo for injuries received on January 25, 1914 is brought by Levi Russell of Preston against George F. Tuhbs of Norwich. On that by the automobile of Mir. Tubbs at the shannon corner in this city and he received broken ribs and various oth- CT injuries for which he claims repara- ton.
 Appeal is taken from a. probate court action in the case of Newton B. Ian phere vs. Frank Howard. conservator of Waterford. Howard was appointed conEervator upon the application of AL bert H. Lanphere.
 Angelic Perrone of Norwich has en. tered suit against Angelic ". Covello the latter stole the affections of Mrs Perrone
 The Republic Rubber Co, of Boston has brought an action for the sum oi $1241e8 on the common counts against the Thompson Motor Co, of New London.
 The David Stevenson Brewing 1nl- pany of New York has brought suit against Antonio and Joseph TonlaiEo of Norwich on the common counts far the sum of 5000.
 Raniamin l.. Armstrong of New Lon- WI OAAt@SS t1 CIVIL dIL4Ou lu 1EEONGE sum of $s6G0 damages against $. Cur tis Egeleston of East Lyme and Byron Billings of New London to recover the value of notes and interest. There are three counts. On November 20, 1910, the defendants purchased of MT. Arm. strong for SS60o, 96 shares of the cap ita1 stock of the Niantic Menhadep OH and Guano company and gave eight premissoFy notes, for 5000 and one for $1600, the first due Nov. 1, 1911, and the last Nov, I, 1918. Three notes were paid with interest at 5 per cent, but since Nov. l, 1913, they have re- fused to pay the interest on the oth- CTS. By their agreement, all the notes hereby become due. The second count is on the failure to pay the note of 5000 coming due Nov 1. 1e14. with in terest. Tho third count is for the four notes. aggregating $46Oo, coming due yearly on Nov. 1, from 1915 to 1918. Attachments have been placed to the value of 5000 on the property of the defendants air. EggIeston owns individually 131 shares of the Niantic company and jcintly with Mir. Billings 96 shares.
 stephen A. Reynolds and Ernest A.