The Press., 1919-09-04
Superior Court.

The September term of the superior
 court opened at Rockville on Tuesday
 with Judge D. T. Warner on the bench
 The following cases were put to plea | In the case of the state vs. Louis A. Tuck
 of Hartford. charged with issuing a fraudulent cherk to Edwin A. Standish ot
 Andover, pleaded not guilty. Chester F.
 Pappineau and George H. Pappineau of
 Hartford, aged 19 and 17, respectively,
 pleaded guilty to breaking and entering
 houses in Coventry, pleaded guilty and
 were sent to the Connecticut State Re-
 formatory at Cheshire. State against Joseph Bruie of Stafford, charged with larceny from Bert Alberty, was settled in the lower court and Bruie did not appear. Teresa Chabot of Mansfield, charged with breach of the peace, pleaded not guilty. Charles F. Scranton of Manchester, charged with violation of the motor ve- hicle law, pleaded not guilty. State vs. Willis M. Clark, non-support of children continued; state vs..Steve Kallay charged with violation of liquor law continued, The court ordered the sheriff to summon a grand jury to hear the evidence against Michael Mark ovich, who will be charged with first degree murder for killing Louis Wells. This jury will appear on Tues day The court adjourned unti next Tuesday.
 The following is the petit jury which was drawn to appear next Wednesday morning at 10 clock :-Andover, Will lard E. Fuller and Edward H. Cook ; Bol- ton, Charles R. Warner and William R. French Columbia, Fred A. Green and Robert $. Cobb; Coventry, John N. Wal bridge and Fred A. Warner Ellington, OIin E. Shearer and Charles B. Sikes H hrou. Elton $. Post and Frederick B. CTS. Chester R. PeaSe and James Met- cham, (iead) S:affurd James F. Wal. rrn and .iarop P. Wagner rollan.i, G. C. Bartlett. Gilbert I' BahcOck and William L. Ayers Vernon. Fred Apel, George J. Arnold and Charles II Allen; Willing ton, John Brownlee.
 Applications for naturalization will be heard at the superior court room next Tuesday at 7 p. m.
 The following are the new civil cases in i, his locality
 Lafayette R. Ladd of Holland suit 1 lgaInst John H. D. Rounds of Holland . claiming $l 300 damages for in uries re- , eived on July 3, 1919 on Holland avenue.
 Victor Bissonette of Stafford Springs | nit against Judge William H. Head of Stafford Springs claiming damages of !; 800. Plaintiff alleges that defendant, md insurance agent, was employed by plaintiff to insure his auto, stating that le wanted full protection. Defendant lelaved making effort to secure insurance nd totally failed to secure any insurance or four weeks, and on February i3, 1919, he car was destroyed by fire and became
 total loss.
 Horace $. Eaton of Windham suit eainst Ida M. Gleason, ct al of Willing on, claiming foreclosure on land in Will ngton.
 Rose E. McDermott of Somers suit gainst Leonard Caldwell or Enfield laiming $500 damages for loss of heifer, hit by the defend- mss auto.
 Giuseppe Perot of Stafford suit gainst the Italian Cooperative and So- lal Club of Stafford, aiming 5 ,O0O due pr labor.
 William J. Bowler of Holland suit gainst the Textile Trucking Company of all River, Mass claiming $2. GOO dam ges for injuries received by being run Ito by the defendants automobile.