Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-03

Leonard Brothers annex on Walnut street to satisfy officers fees garage storage and court awards for damages. The car brought $260 and was sold to Benjanin Carpenter, of Valley street, who is to fix up the machine for his own use. The automobile was the property of Louis B. Price of No 45 Carrington street, Providence, R. I. On the afternoc7 of October 10, 1920, this car coming at 8 high rate of speed through AndOver collided on curve in the road near the Baptist church with a Ford roadster owned by the American Telephone & Telegraph company and driven by Harry Brown, repair man in the company's employ. Both cars were badly dam aged and Brown was severely injured Nearly all of the whiskey bottl1s in the Providence car were broken and the oc- cupants endeavored to make their get away in another machine bur wee ap- prehended and taken before Justice of the Peace Charles 4. Faulkner, of Andover. Using the names Joseph Loeb of Hart- ford and Ralph Planansky of Provi- denda, 5hey signed a statement that they were to blame for the accident and they were released.
 ] The damaged machine was hauled to l Leonard Brothers garage and the same 1 evening an attachment was pla ced An the l car by Harry Brown for damages f 1 S1,000. Four days later, another at i tachment for a similar amount was p,ac- 1 ed by the American Telepn pna & Tele- 1 graph company. The owner of the car l tried several ruses to secure the ma 1 chine but was not successful. The at 1 tachment eases were tried May 20 of 1 this year before the Windha n county su- l perior court, there being no defense of- | fered by the owner of 5he macl:.e e | Judgment was found for Brown to re-
 cover $50 and costs amounting tc | S220.85 and for the American Telephone 1 6 Telegraph company to recover s30t
 and costs, amounting to $32S S5.
 The case of OviIla Martin, one of the l drivers on the Willimantic-H9rtf Blut l Line who was in court Tuesday mornirs 1 charged with parking his automobile or | the street longer than the time limit
 was continued to Saturday morning o
 this week. It is also alleged that Mar
 tins car partially covered the cross ! walk at the time.
 James Danny of Valley street extension
 was arrested at 9.30 o'clock Tuesda, night charged with intoxication. Com
 plaint was made by members of his fam
 lily, and it was necessary for Office
 Frank Mclean to get him to the statiol
 house in an automobile, as the man wa crazy uTunk- Oanhy was DeIOre the cOur
 last Thursday on similar charge an
 was placed on probation following a 30 day jail sentence, when he told the cour
 that he had job to go to.
 Edwin sawin of storrs will appear be
 fore the court for violation of the auto
 mobile law He was arrested by Office
 Roderick Lariviere and told the authori
 ties that he had never bothered to talk
 out a license.
 Edwin C. Lewis was also apprehende
 by Officer Lariviere at ? D. m Tuesda
 and will be charged with operating jit
 ney without a public service license.
 4 communication was received Tuesda l evening from Robins c. Stoeckel, stat l commissioner of motor vehicles, whic
 reads as follows: In accordance with in
 junction by Judge Thomas, please with
 hold enforcement of public service law Letter follows.