Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-25
WILLIM4ANT'IC

f willImantic Blue Line jitnsy, had 1 hls Acase continued until this (Tuesday) morning.
 Charles WiIkie of South Manchester, charged with reckless driving Sunday morning, pleaded not guilty. He did not know that willimartic had motorcycle | policeman he said. He had been te dance at Coventry Lake. Judge Toss l imposed a fine of .s25 and costs, total | ling sss.15, which he paid.
 Oliver Morton of Jewett City left the local park hurriedly after the Aneri- can Thread A. A. team won in the tenth. Sunday afternoon. Officer Bonn :, bria halted him when he was travelling I at the rate of forty, miles an hour on his way up Main street. Judge Foss imposed a fine of $25 and costs, totaling ss2.15 which was paid.
 The case of Joseph Farley of Meriden, charged with reckless driving in this city Saturday was continued until Fri day, August {.
 William st. Thomas of Ware, Mass, came to this city Sunday morning on the State of Main express and was de- ltected by an officer at the local station riding on the tender St. Thomas told the court that he was traveling here and there in an attempt to procure a job. He was charged with trespassing and was fined s1o and costs amounting 1 to s1s.15. He had no money and was taken to Brooklyn jail, Monday after noon.
 The case of Fred Ludvick. of Pom fret. charged with reckless driving, took up about two hours. Ludvick drove the automobile that struck and injured Binger R, horse owned by Florimend Lisse, on the Horseshoe bridge late Sunday afternoon. Florinlond Lisse, his father Pierre Lisse and his brother, Ar thur Lisse, testified to the effect that the horse was being driven over the bridge at a moderate speed when the Ludyick car came from the east and keeping the center of the road struck the horse on the flank of the left hind leg, knocking 1t down. smashing the wagons front wheel and tearing several spokes out of the rear wheel. The force of the collision knocked Pierre Lisse and his son F1orimond from the wagon , to the ground. The latter received a slight cut on his forehead. The wit nesses claimed to have been on the right side of the road at all times Stanley [ [ Ludvck car came at a fast rate of speed and did not slow up on arriving r at the bridge. Several of the witnesses were Russians and the services of , Margaret Dubina were enlisted as an interpreter Fred Ludviek said that he , was going about 15 miles an hour when . he approached the bridge and said he fG saw the horse coming at a fast clip. He was on the right and the Lisse horse . reared and it's legs struck the fender of the car. Ludick said that he drove his 5 car a little ways further so as not to block traffic and then came back. but nothng was said between him and Lisse Other witnesses for the defense who were passengers oh the automobile at the time of the accident were Dora Du- 7 pima; Ferna WasIa. Kashmel Dubina and Meter Lus.toe. They said they saw ] the Lisscs corning from quite distance
 and that the horse was being driver
 fast over the bridge They elaimef
 thst Lufvick was driving slowly ant
 that the horse reared on it's hind leg.
 wh5a Lisse tried to check it's speed ant
 it's forelegs came down on the runnins
 board and fender; they adknewledget
 that the horse was hit by the automo
 bile, however Bridget Kaliter said tn
 horse was being driven fast when it wen
 past her store, some distance from tn,
 bridge. Following the arguments of tn,
 attorneys. Judge Foss said there wal
 convincing evidence that the driver .
 the automobile had not used caution il
 making the curve at the east end O
 the bridge and had taken entrance a the center of the structure He fount
 Ludvick guilty and imposed a fine o
 $50 and costs. An appeal was taken t
 the superior court and bonds were ike,
 at s2o0 which were furnished.
 short calendar session of the Wind
 ham county superior court, which con
 cluded the May term, was held Monda,
 forenoon at the superior court chamber
 Judge George E. Hinman on the bench
 Two uncontested divorce cases wer tried. The case of Grace William V 4 Daniel Williams of Plainf1eld was take Tl up first Attorney Bradford, of Daniel -A son, appearing for the plaintiff A de
 cree was granted on the grounds of in .. temperance and cruelty.
 In the case of Homer L. willis Y / Flora V. Willis both of this city. At
 torney William A. King appeared for tn