Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

Jordan feached a settlement. following the accident
 Judge Gardiner Greene, of Norwich, presided Iat short calendar session of the Wfhdhai1i county superior eo6ft hefd
 in tlsis city Friday. Judge Greene oc-
 cupied the bench in lieu of Judge LAP. Waldo, of Hartford, whose appointl1 Int has not yet been confirmed. Curt came in at. noon instead of at ID O.
 cloc& as Judge Greene, understanding the court session was to be held at PatMarS went to that city first No assignments of cfvi1 busifess were made
 at Fridays session 1ut 1t is understood they will be next week Friday at the sh6ft calendar session by Judge Mar Win. Court win open here next week Tuesday for criminal business Of which there seems tn be plenty. 1t is expected that Judge Matyin's confirmation VIII take pines WGdnesday of that week aid
 court will adjetrn Tuesday ufitil Thurs day. when prisoners will be put to plea. 4 0ff the short calendar the, cases of Gf4ce Tollefson vs. John LAtde, and the Acadia, Misunderstanding Supply cofhpany Ys the Williansviiie Buff Manufacturing Company, were stricken from the list. fn l,tIe case of Ewing Textile Company rs.
 the FefnIea Worsted AfiHs Inc, appli< cation of receiver concerning the sale, 6f real estate, Attorney Whfttfesey Of New LendDh If the counsel for the defend- mt company sasd that an offer of sSo,- 900 had been received for the mill prop efty. He asked for court order for hearing ofi the. matter and this was granted, the hearing to take place dur. ing the short calendar session one week from Friday. Notice is to Be sent to the ca6ditors of the FernIea Mi1Is far affi6uffts Of s50e and ever to Be present. The cases of Thomas c. Bradfofd vs, The Putnam cemetery and Jacob Albert ct al ys. Na9aife Peiequin were con. tsracd for one week. Further order of notice by publishing in a Providence
 paper was ordered in the case of Rose
 rilloston vs Frank Tilloston. BonG of $1t0 for prosecution in the case of Frank S4f7eggio vs. Joseph CaldeFede ct al, was ordered and bonds of $75 each in the following cases: Mary Griffin vS.
 Joseph Hochbefg, and Samuel Israel, by his next friend Lyman Israel vs. F. A. KovAFyies., Tn each Of the three cases Attofney F.. J.. Danahey represents she plaintiffs and Attorney W. A. King tfe defendants.
 | Following the adjournment of court the jury panel for the term was dtawfi by Clerk Edgar M. Warner, of Putnam. assisted by Sherfff GnaIles A. Gates ss
 
 ant, Owen D. Leach Putnam, Hector Duvert, F.,,J. Daniels; Ashford, Harlow ?. Scott; Brooklyn. Henry Eague; Can- terbnry, Leroy Goodrich; Chaplin. James Lewis, Eastford, Roy Latham; Hampton. Charles O.. Fits; Kfilingly, Joseph N. Lavallee, William T. Bailey; Plainfleld. John F. Baker. Alfred D.
 Ashley, Edward N. ,Windsen Ponnfret
 A., L. Rhodes, Frank Chism Scotland Gerald Waldo; Sterling, Fred ChesbS,; Thompson. Chester B. Green. Ira D. Munyon. Eddie c. Arnold; Woodstocls l H. c. Wells. Oscar Johnson.
 Iii sfe effnaai ease of the stsse Ss. Everett Cobb, charged with manslaugh- ter, which Is scheduled to come up at ffie court session here next week, Atfors Hey P J. Dahahey of this city has been appointed special states attorney, the
 appointment beihe made by Judge Greene. Friday. The appointment was i made at the request of States Attorney Charles E. searfs of Putnam wko re- 61ested Attorney Danahey to investigate l Che faefs Of the case at the time ha was I ineakseitated. Mfr. Seafls also repre- seIlts the Travellers Insurance Company of Hartford ana is liable to be irnpfi- eated fa tNe civil suit of Ralph Cof- win, administrator, vs. Howard ". | By Mf. Gould which figured Tn the. eot- f tffsoh with team in which Wr. and Mrs.
 Coivin were riding. Mrs Colvin died aS
 the result of injuries sustained.
 L. Leo Tbsmpson. fer the past eight eight year clerk at the office ef,', the bridge and repair department of tbe New Haven railroad.e Aas given up work
 with the road and will enter another line Of business. l Many 1ocai Knights of coidntbus win % to Piainffeid Sunday t5 witness the fnstftation of. St. Jehrfs council, of :hat place.
 . saansa and Louis GoIdStein, If Mans- l field hsYe brought a es sy;l suit through itheir attorney, P. J.Danahey, against Antonia. Brown of Ash street, town cf
 Mansfield. for damages of S1,18o. The plaintiffs allege that Septe,n,er 20, 1920,
 they purchased from the defen 1ant their milk route and good will taogether l with horses and wagons, and before ithes. teok possession of their ptlrchases
 the defendant sold the milk route to an-
 other man. Constable Thomas J. kli- sa,s..s .s.s..ss ..:,. -...ss Y ~. FN. va