Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-31


before the superior court on tine nrgt
Tuesday in September were nIed here
on Monday with Clerk George Ms Far
sous OF the superior court. They
were the following:
Wants Pay fer Services.
Afinnss II. Ashton OF Aramaroneck,
y. y, 10 the plaintiff against Wallace
s. AIlis. administrator OF the estate OF
Hez6kiah Huntington, late OF West
chester county. ". Y, in q suit to col
lect claim which she makes against
the estate Of this former Norwich man
for $500. Mr.. Huntin@ton's death oc-
CURED On Nov. q. 1914. and Mrs. ASH
ton claims that eefors then she had
rendered care, uurslng and attendance
to DIR. Huntington and furnished
board. washing and lodging for him
and board and lodging for nurses In
attendance upon him. The claim wee
dfsaIlowed by Administrator AiMs.
Shields q Shields are attorneys for the
Divorces suit.
In papers prepared by Attorney john
II. Barnes, Joseph Backet Of Norwich
sues for divorce from Mary Baclxes,
now Of parts unknown, whose maiden
name was Eiety. They were married
on March 10, 1892, and she deserted
him, he claims. on May /, 1900.
Note Asainst Estate.
TO collect a note for $500 from the
estate of the late John F. Chesborousn
of Stonington, Lloyd Ghesborough Of
St6n3n@ton brings suit against VIII
Ham p BIndioss. administration of the
j. F. Chesborough estate. The admin
istrator has disallowed the Lloyd
Ches60rough claim, which is for
$3.50, on account Of the note, which
was given on Nov. 1. 1905. Attorney
J. J. Desmond represents the plaintiff.
Foreclosure on TaftvfHe Property.
Heman Murray, Caroline Gladue and
John De1ar1ais, all OF Norwich, and
Peter Duquette Of Sprasne are made
defendants in a suit brought by the
Jeweft City Sa*fags bank to foFec1cse
q note and mortgage for $500 given on
Nov. 10, 1887, by Joseph Giadue and
since then 4ssufned by HeTI1an Murray,
who Is now in possession Of the mort.
gagged premises. This 10 q lot Of land
Of about one acre in Taftvffle. another
mortgage for SEQ on the premises IL
claimed by Caroline 9lAdu@ and at
tachment liens by the other two party
defendants. Brown &c James are at
torneys for The bank.
$4,000 Suit Against Norwich.
Suit for $4,000 damages against the
city OF Norwich is brought by Henry
j. Kdlroy, administrator. on account of
the death Of his son, Henry j., Jr,
who was killed by an electric current
on Aug. 10, 1914, while at work on a
chimney on the city barn. Attorney
]. ]. Desmond represents the adminig-
traitor.
For Auton,ebiIe. Accident.
Damages of $1,000 are asked from
James A. Atwood, Jr.: in a suit brought
personal injuries to Mr.. Larsen and
damages to hfs carriage. horse and
harness when the Atwood automobile,
driven by Chauffeur Ernest Heber,
struck the Larsen outfit at 7.30 p. N.
on June II near the corner of Wash
ington and Sacliem streets. The We
hieles were travelling at right angles
to each other when the accident oc-
Cured. John p. Huntington In attor-
ney for the plaintiff, who claims that
his horse was so injured and frighten-
ed as to be unsuitable for driving and
his own health has been permanently
TO hire an assistant in his business.
Wants Bank to Pay.
Ann e. Mowry OF KfIlinefy, who
with Maggie sullivan Bergin deposited
$1,94O.71 on Dec. 8, 1914. in the Nor
witch Savings society, brings suit to
collect s1,479.51, which was the
amount on the book on May Is, 1915.
The plaintiff claims that the deposit
was to be paid to either. Of the de-
her when she presented the deposit
book on May 25th. The papers for the
plaintiff are drawn by Shields &
Shields.
n Collection OF Coal Bill.
The New England Coal and Coke
company Of Boston is the plaintiff
against Albert L. Potter & Co. and Al
$2.s64.7s for 1,25e,s40 pounds Of S. &
G. coal sold to A. L. Potter & Co. on
March 20, 1916, which was to be paid
for In 80 days. Five tracts Of land in
Norwich have been attached and ac-
counts in the Merchants and Cneas
Perkins appear for the coal company.
Suit on 5000 Note.
The Uneas National bank sues AL
bert L. Potter to coI1eet q note for
5000 given on March 80, 1915, due
July 80. by Albert L. Potter, treasurer,
for Bfendon Trading company. Seven
tracts of land I'M Norwich have been
attached. Andrew B. Davies IS att0r-
ney for the bank.
Another 5000 Nots.
Attorney Davies also appears for the
same bank in a suit brought by ID
against Richard B. Wheeler of North
Stonington 10 eoIlect an unpaid four
months note for So. 600 made ON March
20s.19f5, by Albert L. Potter Il Co. and
endorsed to the bank by the defendant
Wheeler. The note was endorsed by
Albert L. Potter & Co. to Albert L.
Potter and by aim to Mr.. Wheeler.
Eight tracts Of land in North St6n@
ington have been attached as wei az
a touring car and q pair Of dark bay
horses.
Wants Her Two Children.
Claiming that she has been cruelty
abused. s1andersd, struck ana mall
treated by Louis Sterniieb, her hus-
band. Mrs. Dora Sternlieb Of this city
brings suit to have the court award
the custody OF their two minor chill
dfen 70 her Lawyers III. II. Pettfs
and Shields q Shields are her attor-
neys. Desertien on Feb. 9. 1915, Is
also charged, ana By reason OF the
cruelty and desertfon the couple have
been living apart since then. They
were married ON March z, 19f1,s and
she claims be now has the children.
who are both boys. ana is withholding
them from her.
Asks Divorce for Dessreior.
Divorce on the grounds of deserfion
since Jan. l., 1s02. Is sought by Ann
". Porter Of Norwich from Herbert
F. Porter OF Grand Rapids, Mich. They
were married on the day after Christ
mas in 1858. her maiden name being
Wood. Attorney w. O. Ai1is Representa-
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