Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-17
WUI,1MANTIC

Pleasant Valley. He then, returned to this city about : II. n. and on reaching this city he parked his car. in front of l the Williinantic Grain Company build ! Ing. He stated that on, the. return trip to this city his, sister, Mrs. Eva Crow ell, nov of Middletown, p'as with him. She left his home with him to get on thsS D. m. train to Bridgeport. Wit ness denied that he struck any person or object on the trip to this city, and further said that lie did not see Mrs Dawson at any time on the trip. and saw nobody at the place where tho alleged examined he stood firm in his testi- nony,
 Mrs. CroWeII cOrrODOrated the testi- l mony given by her brother and stated ! that she was positive that the car in [ which they were riding struck no per son or object. She testified that 1t was shortly. after T. D. m, wlien they left ] the Mcintyre farm and that she, got out at the .postof1ce and walked down to l the Loomer Opera House block where l she met. her father Later the defend 1 ant called for her and escorted her to ! the railroad station.
 Others for the defense who testified were Leander J. Mcintyre. the father. William M. Cummings, a rural free de- i livery carrier, Raymond Angler of the Leonard Brothers Garage Inc. and l John J. Arnold. Court recessed for luncheon at 1 p. m
 l When the afternoon session was ] opened Charles A. Letender of No. II Arnolds lane took the stand. He tes- 1 tified that few days after the acci- | dent he was met by Mrs. Flora Mott on Windhar1 street and she asked him if he was on the Mcintyre side in this case. He told her that he was not. Mrs. Flora Mott was recalled to the l stand and she testified, that the Mon day after the accident Mcintyre came to her house and told her that he was alone on his return trip to this city on the night in question.
 !, Arthur L. Moff1tt was recalled and said that he spent the time after the ac- {, cident from 6.45 to- D. m. on the road leading from the mail box in front of the Lussier home to the Mcintyre place taking measurements Of automobile tracks. He stated that only one cal passed hi tnduring that time and that it was not the Mcintyre.
 The plaintiffs husband. Ernest Daw. son, was also recalled and also Johr Moffit The men testified that they took measurements of the road.
 The attorneys for the defense had tht defendant take the stand and he re futed the testimony given by Mrs. Mott Both sides then announced that they rested.
 The attorneys did not argue the cast but agreed to file briefs in one weel with the court which was acceptable tt Judge Kellogg.
 Court was then adjourned until thi l Friday) morning at II o'clock.
 |
 Robert Brown of Rockville will ap pear in the Andover town court Satur day morning charged with reckless driving. MT. Brown was driving to wards this city on the Andover stat road Thursday afternoon and met : large truck driven by Gunna Anderson and owned by a New York concern. Mi Brown, who drove a Ford coupe, at tempted to pass the truck, which wa l traveling in the opposite direction. on small bridge about a mile the other sid of yAndover and near the Merritt 1T home. When nearing the bridge he say that it was going to be tight pIac and he pulled over towards the true
 with the result that his right iron wheel hooked with the trucks left iron wheel and the truck swung around an, crashed into tree. No one was in jured but both cars were damased t some extent.
 State Police Officer Fred r. Caron C the Stafford Springs barracks went |
 the scene and after inpestiSating fi
 accident notified Brown to appear i court. =
 Jacob Albert of New York city wa fined $5 and costs, a total of S16.5O i police court Thursday morning on til charge of breach of the peace, to whie ne pleaded guilty. Albert was th afternoon after he had used abusiy language toward Mrs Albert Cout . when she refused to buy goods fro him. Albert called at the cornplainant
 home with 8 dress suit case filled vii , linens. At first she refused to talk f nlm but when he displayed a tableclo. at $2.50 she thought it a bargain, bt she remarked to q neighbor, Mrs. Ann Casey, who was in her home at ii
 time that she could not believe that
 was linen. Albert overheard the rt
 mark and he pulled the cloth out {
 Mrs. Coutqs hands and swere at bot women He was then ordered out the house and later placed under a, rest.
 There were sixteen deaths in the te,s
 of Wniaham during the month of Oct,
 per recorded at the office of Town Cier frank E. Fenton to date. They were i ,,Ss Adrden Pageau, 20. tubercuiosis < = the lungs; s, Helen Hovey 5steery 5,
 tlbercuiaE peyitonitis; 2. Egnazis 6. kyoh, {, meningitis diphtheria 2 Ed
 uard Allard, 2 hours, premature bsrtr
 3, Paul Joseph Buss, I5 days. prerns
 ture biEth F. Morris Vfncenza Rlrn;
 2, ktransulation; r, John Dzadul. eigl . | llsLa a1az i-.--