Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-16

Mr Pitcher after the machine had been moved as described by MT. Gray.
 Attorney Geary objected to all of them on the ground that they did not show conditions at the time of the accident
 or immediately thereafter, but Judge Hinman admitted the exhibits with the statement that he thought the change in the position of the auto which had been testified to did not have a material bearing upon the general purpose for which the exhibits were offered. Attor- ney Geary asked that exception be noted
 The photographs were passed around the jury after MT Pitcher had explain ed what they showed.
 MT. Pitcher stated that a mark of the wheel in the ground by the side of a i telegraph pole showed where the auto mobile left the cement portion of the i highway and it was 57 feet from the | parked tree to the pole and tree where l the automobile was found after the acci- 1 dent. MT. Pitcher said the automobiles ! IWhen it came to stop against the tree was headed in the opposite direction from which it had been travelling and ! indicated that it had turned clear around before it went in between the pole and l the tree. Marks in the ground showed | the auto had been sliding 26 feet before l it hit the tree.
 State Attorney Hull finished his direct 1 examinatic, at 4.15 and Attorney Geary | started his cross examination. To him ! MT. Pitcher said that the tire had been 1 torn off the rear right hand wheel of | the Evans automobile, but there were no marks of spolles in the ground until at
 a point where the auto hit the tree The 1 attorney devoted some time to inqurng l whether the witness thought the scar on
 the tree could have been made by the | hub of the wheel if the wheel was in normal condition. The witness said he didn't think so but thought the running board or the mud guard might have
 made the scar on the tree. The witness saw no marks in the ground to show car was 25 or 26 inches from the west erly rail of the trolley road when the
 witness saw it and took the pictures
 Court adjourned at o'clock till Thurs day morning to 10 to continue the trial of
 Evans.
 Sentences at, Morning Session.
 At the morning session of court, Rod
 erick Bourque IS. and Alrhonse Fon- taine 19 of Baltic pleaded guilty to
 theft of a suit case and two suits of
 clothing from William Townsend a Bal tic on June fl. The property was valued
 at S90.
 The public depender made a statement 1T behalf of the accused, both of whom hat hcome to Baltic from Fall River. where Z they had been chums Bouque visited a an uncle's home in Baltic. The attor. { ney ra2 ters speaking well of the two : young men.
 to-.,....- has been in jul about thre,
 months but Bourque has been out oi
 bonds. Judge Hinman gave them eacl , three months in jail.
 Frederick Frieze, of Lebanon, aged 4S . pleaded guilty to adultery and Mrs. Jen 7 nie A. Brewster, aged 27, pleaded guilt. z lo cohabiting with Frieze February 25. 2 Judge TIinman gave Frieze one yea l in jail and the woman, the same. Sh 0 was given advice and then was put O. : probation for a year.
 l. Tie case of the state vs. Bertha Ha'
 was nolled by the court at the suggestio e of Major Hull. She was not put to / >s r Joseph Reidel, 20, and William 1tesl e 23, two sailors, were turned over to tn y sergeant at arms from the Coast Guar