Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-28
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J. c. Lincoln company against David zhacsinisd its recover i1drn1er4 sreader- ed in a ,recents term of the Windlnarn -coun- y sHpsylor court has sbeen handed to Deputy sSherhr A. J. GreensEt to sarve. 1t has been idiscoveres that 5rhacktnish has nothing iexcept some land and houss at the end of Bricktop road, hhis being heavily norteaged. A lien is ito be plac- ed on the equity Tn October, 1913. the plaintiff was returning to this city late in the evening and ran into a. .horse owned by sFhaskirzid that was roaming on Briektop road. The horstts neck was broken and the animal died soon after yards The plaintiffs ear was badly damaged. Judgement was rendered fn fs- Eor Of fhe rIzinEin for sf50. damages and costs of s30.in which fFe plaintiff is hav- ing trouble to- collect.
 The Anne racAn Thr.ead team .rnes tn Aanchester Saturday flor the second,Ezme in the serjesls having tucked the first Zarne safSly under its ,beat-s Sunday the fAmous CCorne Is of Lynn Mass are to show hera l The locals elost 60 them at Lyrn to but expeetf'to turn the tables this conn ling sunday
 Mary, ,the Four year od daughter or MT and EIrs. Morris Levine of No.-sso Myrtle sa eenTie eSBro roollyn.sN. '. died late 1 Tuesday at St JosepRs. hospitals from rhurns q esvdttsg from an accident Mon II day ,lEh erE she fell over a pail of sczlding water at the lome of Leonard Bridge family where she was staying for the summ ey,. The body was prepared for -buria' L'by the Killourey Brothers and sent to E Frooklsns Wednesday morning on the iss,47 fexpress
 through. a Hartford attorney. esruel I K &plane ofI{Hartford- has. broaght a civil g iit against Samuel H. Spencer of the town of Scotland to recover damages of r S1,2o0. ;Kaplan alleges That Thursday. N h1unes7ths he was driving his sedan auto 4 mobile out. of. a side street into Trinity 4 street, Hartford. when Spencer driving a & Ford car at excessive speed, collided with
 his 1kaplanD car, badly damaging it. In l. his. bill of particulars the plaintiff claims
 that the repairs on his car cost in excess of 'S200, that the value of the automobile
 depreeiateds $500 and that he was forced ito7 forSal1e the use and enioyments of tt f-for 3, period of sir weeks. Kaplan. seeks damages of. si. 1000. Tuesday night pa- Rers7 of attacllIaents were served on the defendant, by Deputy Sheriff A J. Green L slit. The following articles were placed under attachment: Ford touring car. six cows three horses two heifers, democrat i-Bagon,s hay wagon and several sets of harness. An officers receipt was secur- ed and the. attachment. was released. The Lease is retHrnable the first Tuesday in September in the Hartford county supe- r1orseeH
 MrsssNseua HouIe vertefeuIlle. IS, died
 s at the heme of her sister, Mrs. Frank
 NolIet, SsS Boswell avenue, Norwich. lsYhere she had been visiting Tuesday night at 11-So o'clock. She was born ir Yalcourt, Canada, the daughter of MT and Mrs. Noise aBrouseau Vertefeuille
 gBesides her husband, Paul Vertifeuille she leaves four sisters, Mrs. Leon
 Aticlette of Putnam, Mrs. Frank None
 of Norwich, Mrs. Gustave Grodx o
 Sherbrooke, Canada, Miss Yvonns
 Heule of Norwich, and brother, Feli1
 7J.. Heple- of Sherbroke, Canada. She alst
 leaves a stepfsther, Joseph Cote, and
 four step-sisteTs, Mrs. Louis Randanault
 Miss Anita Cote, Miss Rita Cote and Ms,
 Jeannette Cote all Of Putnam, also thre.
 stepbrothers, Edward, Xavier and Dons Cote of Putnam.