Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-02
BRINGS sIO,0oo SUIT
 FOR AUTO ACCIDENT INJURIES

Included among new suits filed We'd nesday at the office of the clerk of the superior court here was one for S10O00 damages brought by Robert Moore of New Orleans, La, against the Gager- Crawford O., of New London The suit results from an automobile ac- cident on July g, 1920 at the corner of Montauk avenue and Gardner avenue, New London, when a delivery automo- bile of the New London firm drove into Montauk avenue from Gardner avenue and hit the limousine of the New Or leans man, which was upset and thrown | against a trolley car Mir Moore had one or more ribs broken, a punctured wound in the side, ankle sprained and otherwise injured. The limousine, it is claimed, was totally wrecked
 Claims Husband Beat Her. Lucy A Massey of Norwich sues her l husband, Paul Massey, of Stonington, for | $10000 damages on account of injuries | which she claims she received at the hands of her husband between May 6, 1913 and April 8, 1918. She alleges that at divers times he knocked her down and | beat her with his fists.
 Run Into by Auto Truck.
 Louis G. Crandall of Groton sues the New Haven Dairy Go. for $500 dam ages to automobile which was run in- | to by a truck of the dairy company driv- l en by it's agent, H l.. Hume MT. Gran dall was driving the other car and it is claimed the truck was on the wrong side of the road. The accident hapen- ed in Groton on June 5,N192o. | Foreclosure Suit s.
 Mary Siegle, formerly Mary Gemple | of Waterford, sues Isaac Merriam of New London for foreclosure of a S3,30C mortgage on land in Waterford, given Jan. 6, 1919.
 The Mariners Savings Bank of New London brings foreclosure suit against Harry H. and Nellie A. Anderson of Gro. ton for foreclosure of mortgages for $500 $6Oo and SS5O on real estate in Groton.
 Suit sOver Bayside Inn.
 Louis J. Webb of Groton charges fraut against Charles L. Johnson of Providence in a suit briught against Johnson fol $5,000 damages. Webb bought from Johnson for $S,500 the Bayside Inn il Groton and he alleges that he was in duced to do so by certain representatio made by Johnson. These were tha Johnson had made a $5,000 profit in con
 ducting the hotel business for a year that the building was fully equipped ready for use without the expenditure O
 more than $50 by the purchaser anC that the building was in perfect repair Webb alleges that these representation , were false
 Johnson is made the defendant in an
 other suit brought by Webb for $500 damages on the charge that Johnson stol, from the hotel and carried away certain
 articles of bedding, furniture, carpets
 silver ware, toilet sets, etc. This wa between Nov. and Dec. 1, 1919. To Clear Land Title. l Lewis NJ Browning of Wellsville, N
 T., and Elizabeth B. James of East Au
 rora, N. Y, bring suit to clear the ii tie of a tract of land in Montvi1le. Tn
 Palmer Bros. Co.,, are named as defend
 ants and the property in question is ol
 the highway opposite the property of Pal
 n1er Bros. Co.
 | Divorce For Desertion. Mildred M Chapman, 19, of Groton brings suit through her mother, Mrs Harriet s. Gray, for divorce from Charle A. Chapman of Groton on the ground of assertion since May 27, 1919. The, : were married on Dec. 30, 1916. Tn
 plaintiff asks for the right to resume he
 maiden name of Mildred Fay Morgan. Seeks to Stop Trespassing.
 William A. Graham and others of Gro , ton seek $1,000 damages and an injunc II i ton to restrain Johan G. Jansson an s Axe1 Hugo Johnson of Groton froI trespassing upon certain land in Gre ton which the plaintiffs own.
 For Damages to Barber Shop.
 Charles H Stetson, proprietor of l. barber shop at 136 Willetts avenue, Ne a London, sues Lewis c. Gadbois of Ne !. London for $500 damages. to the barbt It shop through allowing water to run int t. the shop on June 10, 1920.
 l. Jeremiah Twomey of New London, the plaintiff against zthe New Londe