Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
I9 New Superior Court Suits
Effort to Upset Deeds Made by the Late Nicholas Taant for His Heirs-TroIey Company Sued for $10000 for Death of A. N Carpenter Receiver Asked for Fenton Building Co-To,Sn of Lisbon Trying to Collect from Tax Collectors Bondsmen.

them, but was retained in the possess sion of Nicholas Tarrant until his death. They were recorded on or about March B. 1913.
 Receiver Asked for Fenton Bldg. Go.
 The Fenton Building company of this city is made defendant in a suit brought by James F. Fenton and Roe E. Fenton in which they ask for a re- ceiver for the company and the wina- ing up of Ns affairs.
 The plaintiffs represent that J. F. Fenton is the owner of 25 shares and Rose E. Fenton of 10 shares of the company. which has large sums of money owing it on contracts which It is unable to collect by reason of threats and suits and attachments by creditors, so that the assets of the company are in danger of being wasted and the receiver is asked for. The sum of s5.000 upon two counts is asked in a suit brought by Receiver Charles F. Thayer of the Thames Loan and Trust company against the Fentcn Building company and A. F. Howard of Norwich. The suit is on a note for s1,200 for one month give non June 5, 1913, and on another note for $2,000 given on June 20, 1913, both of which | remain unpaid.
 Thames Loan Sues on Notes. Damages of s5.000 on two counts are claimed in a suit brought by the Thames Loan and Trust company against John Manwaring. Jr., of Nor Wich. It is to collect a note for $2,300 given on June 2s. 1913. for one month and another for s1,7e0 given for one month on June 27. 1913. Both remain wholly unpaid.
 A suit against John Manwaring, Jr., and Lawrance B. Crockett asking $3,- 800 damages is brought by the Thames Loan and Trust company through Re- ceiver Charles F. Thayer. The su.t Is on a note for $2, 500 given on June 70, 1913. given by Manwaring and Brockett and endorsed by the latter to the Thames Loan and Trust company. It was protested on July 21, 1913. and remains unpaid.
 On Behalf of Bozrah Girl, Suit for Bertha Hartman of Bozrab. a mlRpr, is brought by her father. samuel Hartman against John H. Ry- an of Lebanon. for $10,00O damages for injuries which Bertha sustained when she was struck by an automobile driv- ana Colchester road, on the night of July 13, 1914. Her skull was rrac- tured and she was otherwise injured. Ryan,s license is now under sus- pension by the secretary of state on the charge that he was driving a car ] While intoxicated in Willimantic re- gently, the car hitting a telegraph pole. Against Lisbon Tax Collectors Bonds.
 men.
 Suit in the sum of s30o0 is brought by the town of Lisbon against Fran eis H; Johnson and Herman B. Learn ed Of Iilbon as bondsmen for tax collector Francis H. Johnson, who it Is alleged has collected s3,000 in taxes and failed to turn the money over to the town but has appropriated it to his own use, and the bondsmen have refused to make good the loss to the town upon demand.
 The Town of Norwich sued the Norwich Compressed Air Power Co. for $2.0OO damages to collect a town tax assessed in 1913 and amounting to Sl,25O. which has not been paid by the company.
 $1f,o0o Damages for A. N. Carpenters Death.
 The statutory sum of $11 ,00o is ask ed in a suit brought by Francis J. Leavens. administrator of the estate of the late A. N. Carpenter, of this city. who died as the result of injuries | he received when the wagon he was 1 driving was struck by trolley car | of the Shore Line Electric Railway company on Lafayette street on the I night of October II. 1s13 MT. Car penter had three ribs and his arm broken, and was otherwise so badly injured that he died week later. It is alleged that the trolley motorman was negligent and careless in the op- | eration of the car that struck MT Carpent's wagon.
 Trying to Recover Automobile, 1 Mary E. Stapleton of Norwich l brings suit against Addison J. Green l slit of Windham to secure possession of a touring car of the value of s1.o0o which Greenslit has wrongfully had in his possession since July g, 1914, 1t is alleged
 lntolerahIe Cruelty Alleged. On the grounds of intolerable cruel | ty since January 1911, Mary Neister Rogers brings suit for divorce from Lewis L. Rogers of Norwich. They were married on Nov. 19. 1887. For the collection of a claim of 1 Si00o, due since July 27, 1914, Charles s. Slosberg Of this city brings suit, and David Beudett and Samuel Go1dstein