Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-10
WU.LMANTIC

.dHeVs, John Bowman, James N. Smith i; North Windham cemetery, Raymond liar ris, Leslie r. Harston, D. B. Lyon {; gaugers, Everett D. Hopkins George c. Waters haywarCs, E. ". Avery, Chas. ! Tucker Charles NJ. Holbrook weighars, Adam Larrabee, M. E. Lincoln, George c. Bacllus J. W. Hfllhouse, E. W. Avery, P. J. Twomey, W. B. Knight, George L. Wheeler, Albert Winters. F. A. San derson. c. B. Jodran, LUcius Ayers, Clarence E. Chamberlain, Raymond A. Parker, Charles H. Wilson, George H, Arnold. Abraham Sussman; wood mspec- tors, George F. Taylor, Abraham Suss- man, D. B. Lyon, M. E. Lincoln, W. W. ! Avery, James H, Johnson, Raymond A. Parker pound Keepers, D. E. Lyon, Adam I4arrabee, Louis Belanger, Charles M Holbrook.
 In the superior court Thursday the case of Victor Budzinsky of BrekIyn, N r., vs. The Jones Auto Company was continued and Judge Kellogg who was on | the bench rendered a decision of non suit as it could not be proven that the Jones Auto Company were common car riers, which eliminated them from re i spensibility.
 The suit was to recover damages oi ! $3,O07,2S, and was opened Wednesday and continued Thursday when evidence fSr the plaintiff was presented. / Mrs BudziHsky, her mother, Mrs. kat JenowBki, Jan Miller, a friend of the 1 family and Stanley Throwskowski, also \ of Mansfield, testified. Mrs. Jenowsk | testified as to her belongings which were destroyed by the fire in the truck anG after being cross-examined the testimanS :, of Jan Miller and Throwskowzki who thelped Budzinsks1 pack his goods, was lheard.
 A recess was called at one o'clock an( court was resumed at two o'clock. Mucl
 of the afternoon session was taken up ir going over the inventory of the Budzin ski family's furniture and belongings which were destroyed in the fire whicl consumed the Jones auto truck.
 Merrill H. Jones' manager of the lone.
 Auto Company testified that he had twt trucks which he used in trucking anC when they were not occupied he some
 times consented to move furniture anC personal effects.
 The Jury retired and the attorney' proceeded to agrue as to whether or no { Jones was a common carrier FolloWinI
 the arguments Judge Kellogg said tha
 ha was of the opinion that Jones wal
 not common carrier and rendered
 decision of non-suit after ceiling out tn jury.
 Court was then adjourned at APO O
 clock until Il o'clock Friday morning The supply committee of the tow
 school committee, including William J Sweeney. H. C. Lathrop and C. c. Case are to consult with the Rockville -Willi
 mantle Lighting Company and protest t
 a change of rates in the company's as
 sessment of the town of Windham fo electricity to operate fans which driv the hot air over the high school build
 ing. The present rate is a fiat rate e S2O a month, During the months c May June, September and October tn
 fans are never in use and yet the tow
 of Windham is assessed $20 month ,fo
 each of these months.
 It was expected that when the Light
 Ing company announced a few month
 ago that the prices for electricity woui
 be reduced or another table of rates es
 tablished to benefit patrons that the fla
 rate of S20 month would be changed
 Contrary to that the committee hay