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 'aUEfge assr'-ge E. HtsErlszn 11rrsstdaH 4sf 1 I Et1lrt oa srliiEr aasstnn of rhe slTnnrtrr sz111l-t ttraIn in this city Munflag. opsntrIg Et laab B. m. Attnrnsy Eri7, II. John s1n pf Tutngm RrtHd Hs <1siIrrt stenr- I SrH1lEsaE. l1HtErs on fhe IaiFsnf14r w4sra taszHn urp End Etspnsna s4F as follows. Ain1m8 M. D#V1s Ws. William C. I1gvis ErrEttrrn i'm ;adfftttans1 order Of ,ndtire s1-artzz1s HErEtHrrrtn EsguRl ws William H. pifffIE IEtrfs, 1rTIiB lRyrel rwas gufJst1tutad asT tSns EfarntER and nDnas of S75 were or nssl'sd fled 'Eg TrpsecrEinns Roy Gsost- ssiflrrrD vs- ha1ihsrfn8 dSostsch1nn, motion t1r' aadaHttinsnal eCdi4u' eF nGf5ca granted; HarrEEsT' Ea wIrEts vz Flora R. T1llis, mo- 1a1Sn frr aaa1Er5rrns1 nEaaRr pf notice grant ea Rgs1efE Rzrarrrrgnd xs Veronica Rich rrl@zrazip frf11arn1 4rr allowance of $50 to de fs1am E7s g1sn4eL S2S to be paid before July zlzfn 'tts balance upon trials Mary Ggsush. vs- Frank PangeIlo ef TX 5u5g- rraszn1 uaS granted by default for the Fala alntif 10 recpNer $sSn loaned eight yeaEz ago together with $40 interest etsara A. Stahnke vs Harriet J. Stzhnke, nr1sfs will he filed by the attorneys in- terested and almony of s a week or dered by Judge Marvin will be paid.
 In the case of Wawrzyniec Gmyr, adm. vs. Dora and Morris Foster. arguments were made by Attorney c. J. Czubak of Bridgeport for the plaintiff and Attorney Charles E. Searls for the defendant on a motion to expunse certain paragraphs of na dHFH TV1f1rr reserved decision.
 The unconfesfed divorce crse of Mar- garet Chantos vs. George Chantos was next taken up. Mrs. Chantos testified that she married George Chantos in Hungary twenty-six years ago and that he deserted her while they were living in Pennsylvania about il years ago, Shortly afterwards she came to Willi- mantle. She has not seen her husband since he left home, taking his clothes with him. Shortly after her arrival here she went to work in the thread mill and supported her three children. Mrs. Chantos' testimony was corroborated by Stephen CtHntos her son and Otto Schmidt. The degree was granted and Mrs, 1Chantos was awarded the custody of, a minor child, Helen.
 Court adjourned at 12.40 without date.
 Abraham KruE of es Valley street was before the police court Monday morn ing, charged with having liquor in his possession with intent to sell Krug' g home was raided late Sunday night by federal officers aided by local officers. About three gallons of mixture of wine and alcohol were found hidden in various parts of the house, along with several quarts of home brew
 LT-5r-- .,1r- J AF,z wine was three-year-old huckleberry wine and he used it for backaches. Fol lowing the testimony of the officers as to where the liquor was found Krug con tinued by saying that in a previous visit by the officers they saw this same wine and brew and cautioned him not to sell It and to take out wine-making permit.
 Deputy Judge Curtis Dean imposed on Krug fine of S25 and costs, amounting to $32.15. which was paid.
 Frank KOzak, 22, of New Britain, pleaded guilty to reckless driving of his motorcycle on Main street. Officer Bonn bria who made the arrest said that 30 mjles an hour was his estimate of Ko- zak's speed, and again he saw him hit ting about 40. He warned Kozak and was "sassed" back and when Kozak con tinued his insulting talk witness arrest ed him. Kozak claimed he was not go- ing over twenty miles an hour through the city. Tn view of the fact that it wa Kozak's first offense tt was moved that the case be nolled. Kozak changed his plea to not guilty and paid the costs Of the case $9.15. Judge Dean gave Kozak a lecture on being polite to officers who have right to ask to see registrations and warned him about speeding
 Two persons were injured, horse had 10 be shot and a wagon and automobile were badly damaged Sunday night. when the automobile driven by James s. Sweet, of Norwich struck the wagon contain ing Mir. and Mrs. Kadusfski head on. near the home of Mrs. C. B. Lester. on Windham road Nr. and Mrs. Kadusfskt were unconscious when picked up and were rushed to St. Josephs hospital. where Mir Kadugfski was found to have badly laeerated leg and his wife was suffering from conclusion of the brain. and lacerations on the head, face and shoulders. Sweet was arrested and all lowed to go to Norwich under bonds of $500 furnished by W. F. Bogue, of Nor wich, his employer. Sweet is to appear before the local court Monday April 24, charged with reckless driving. Sweet was said to have been under the influence of liquor and admitted that he had taken two drinks during the evening. Neither party could give the particulars of the accident. Both MT. and Mrs. .Kadusfski were improved Monday and will evident ly SlIffer no permanent injury because of the accident. The horse was badly in jured and was shot later by Officer An derson to end its sufferings. The dam aged automobile was brought to Leonard Brothers garage.
 Grape fruit is all right If eaten one at a time but a local young man who tried to win a bet by eating six good sized ones at a sitting found out that it was too much for the ordinary man. The young man with his friends went to a local restaurant and he started off strong. weakening as one grape fruit followed another out of sight. The fifth went hard and the sixth proved his undoing for he had nearly finished and won his bet when his stomach rebelled and the grape fruit came up for fresh air. The young man went home, feeling sick. but the restaurant keeper who finished the job, said everything he wanted to say under his breath.
 Eincensco silverteri, of Hartford through his attorney. has brought suit against Edwin C. Ackley, of this city, for $i0'0O0. The complaint alleges that the defendant was responsible for the death of Prospert, the eight-year-old son ot plaintiff when defendant, driving his au-