Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22

hle to be easily deceived and imposed up- on.
 In parag graph four it is alleged that the plaintiff, Patrick NJ. o. DWyer was duly and legally appointed by the probate court for the district of Putnam, con- servator of the person and estate of said Margaret O'Leary, said appointment be- ing subsequent to the occurrence between the said Margaret OLeary and the de fendant hereinafter set forth.
 The acceptance of said trust by the said Patrick o. Dwyer is alleged in the fifth paragraph.
 In the sixth paragraph, undue inf1u- ence exercises upon the plaintiff Mar saret O'Lesry. is alleged and it is set forth that. against her will, she execut- ed and delivered to the defendant a deed for the consideration of 11,0OG, which sum, it is alleged, is $5,000 less than the fair market value of the property
 In paragraph seven it is alleged that Mrs. O'Leary had, a a prior date, agreed to sell to one Lombardo Of Putnam the same property for S16o0O but that th,s agreement was annulled through the de- fendant and his agent
 Paragraph eight alleges thIt after thn conveyance to the defendant Mrs O. Leary informed the defendant and his agents that the conveyance was unjust and negotiable ard demanded that the deeds be returned to her and refuses to accept the cheeks given in payment. That this was refused by the defendant.
 Paragraph nine alleges that S11,000 was far below the fair market value of said property and totally inadequate consideration for it's conveyance. all of which was well known to the defendant and his agents.
 Paragraphs 10 and II allege that Sep tember 17th the plaintiffs rendered to the defendant a properly drawn quit-claim deed of said property running to the plaintiff and tendeded him checks but that the defendant refused to execute said deed or .rceive said checks, or to take any steps whatsoever tending to the reconveyance to said Margaret OLeary although frequently requested to do so. Searls. Russell and Bradford are coun- sel for the plaintiff
 Ever since the property was conveyed to Reni Delanse, the defendant, there has been unusual interest in the matter ss the property is considered valuable for business purposes and runors that an attempt was to be made to have the deed set aside have been current. Sunday afternoon next another mili- tary funeral will be held here. mem- bers of Anselm Mayotte post, American Legion, participating in the funeral of Ernest Bugbee. who gave his life dur i ing the World war while serving over seas as a member of the American forces. MT. Bugbee was wounded on 1 the last day o* the fighting Novembe, l H. 1921 and was killed when a shell l that struck near the ambulance ir which he was being taken back to the lines was completely wrecked hy the explosion of the shell.
 He was g son of MT. and Mrs. Chas Busbee of Uncasvllle and was borr In Versailles. The body has arrived 1 in Putnam and is at the rooms of ar l undertaking firm Next Sunday after nooh's services are to be held at thu | chapel at Grove street cemetery. Mrs Bugbee. mother of the dead soldier, i' a sister of William Fuller and Der
 Fuller of this city.
 Captain J. H. Bulger acted the roll of fireman Monday morning when ht put out a tiny blaze that started il
 a refuse can in Front street, near tn l Bradley building. and which was throw Ing out a sizeable volume of smoke It is believed that a lighted match or cigarette thrown among the vast