Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-23

ever. fendant immediately following the col lision. were. If made, concerning his lack of knowledge of English and ig- l norance, at the time. of his legal rights. not decisive against him.
 Judgment was given for the defend ant to recover his costs. Attorney c. L. Torre5- was counsel for MT. Student. Attorney J. F. Carpenter was counsel for the plaintiff.
 Judge Hinman also has handed down decision in the case of Floyd Scott vs. Louis Brenck, tried here this month.
 In this decision the memorandum says: "The brother of the plaintiff, , from whom the automobile was pur- chased by defendant vendor, was a mere bailee to whom the property had been intrusted by the plaintiff the owner, without any indicia of owner ship or fraud or misleading acts oth- CT than the mere delivery of posses sion of said Bailee. The latter,
 therefore. could rot transfer good title. as against the plaintiff. even to . bona fide purchaser. No damage for : . detention was proved. Judgement fer the plaintiff to retain possession. ,, Attorney c. L. Torrey was counsel [ LOL %hl. DSOtl~ ANAOIuey II. JOAll- son for the defendant.
 This city may witness a resumption [ of trolley service by "Wednesday or
 Thursday. Several miles of the Put : nam division, which includes the
 Shore Lines mileage between Central
 Village and the state line north of here, are now open and a day or two \ more of effort should suffice to make l possible the resumption of service at e least on a part of the line and prob !. ably. over its. entire length. Just what
 the trolley people intend to do rela- 2 tive to resu ''ng service had not been |. given out here Monday.
 Putnam lodge of Moose, elected $ these officers at a meeting held here $ on Sunday: Past dictator. J. H. Bull ger; dictator. c. E. Hughes; vice dic- : tator Alfred Gagne: prelate. Robert s treasurer. Charles Nichols; sergeant .s1 alarms, William Blake; inside guard. 'f Thomas Duffy: outside guard. Patrick l. Quigley; trustee, William Kennedy; delegate to the national convention to h be held at Mooseheart, June 20, J. H. e Bulger; alternate,' J. A. Ryan. l. N. Waldo Kennedy. national direc- Iel tor ofithe order and organizer of many k lodges throughout the country. attend  " bers MT. Kennedy is new making his a home in Eastford.
 In the city court before Judge NJ. H e Geissler,t Monday morning, Theodore 1r Baparle was tJund guilty of a charge ts of damaging private property, it beins alleged that he spat upon the wall al ts the. Bradley theatre during the course m of an entertainment there. For some re time past officers stationed at thu | %t. @.-1 loa fo- Is person or persons who have beer D. splitting upon the walls and otherwise
 marring the interior of the theatre
 Officer Duffy, on watch. saw spit conn - through a ticket slot in a door in tn
 exit at the rear Of the theatre, thi
 exit leading down stairway into n. Livery street. Quickly pushing opel $. the door he found Laparie, alone, ol l. the stairway.
 h. In court Laparle swore that he nev 4 CT chews tobacco and that he had no
 been chewing any on the night he wa = arrested, but the court found him gull eS ty and assessed a fine of s5 and costs ' which he paid. Laparle formerly wa . 1 employed at the, theatre.
 Four young people were before tn 6, city court. Monday morning, wlil
 consideration was being given to tn case growing out of their behavior o
  't- As a result Of the hearing Gladly /. | Gardner, 1s. married woman. wh V. has been under surveillance for som '; ! time, was ordered committed to tn A a state far mat East Lyme by Judg
 M H. Geissler and probably will 70, taken to that institution today (Tues
 day) by Constable Peter Gardner, wh h, also is probation officer. Anothe
 young married woman in the cas .1 heard the suggestion that she retur B to her home in MillISlry in order
 avoid further difficulties here, and tn er, two young men were placed on proba To tion.
 dent in -S.s section. died at his hon Sh here on Sunday. MT. Kempf was native of Germany and was born Apr l.. 1S48.
 1is The cases of Thomas E. Hatch V ar' A. Williams and Co.,. and of Guy a Baker vs. John T. Ryan are schedu
 ed for trial when the superior cou = resumes its sessions here today, Juds u Hinnan presiding.
 Francois Maynard. se. died at h
 home on Walnut street. He was a n; tive of Canada, but had lived in Pu
 nam for years.
 Sheriff George F. Hofbrook is vel
 III at his home on South Main stree
 Chaplin had very successful il & Btftute. There were 1ortV men an
 women at the institute held in the ve try last Friday. The institute was
 cooperative affair, the Connecticu Agricultural college, Windham Coul
 ty Farmers. Association, Rev Walk
 Lanphear. pastor of the church. Frar
 W. Martin, town director for u Farmers Association. and Mrs. Frar
 c. Loomis. woman town director f
 the Farmers Association. co-operat
 ing. The programme as present. was given the most earnest attenti,
 on the part ofsthose present Comple interest was manifested by the spo'
 taneeus questions that. were asked | speakers during their talk.
 A fine dinner was served at tl noon hour. which added to the succe k of the institute.
 The. idea was expressed by one :. two after the meeting that more SUI - raeetinE~ would be- 9 good thing -- the town. The attitude of. Rev. '
 Lanphea-. who asked for the institu H was that the success of it denot
 spontaneous requests in the future
 whatever services the Windham Cou'
 ty Farmers Association could give