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NO VERDICT YET IN $10,000 DEATH SUIT BOSWORTH, STAR CONTINUE MOTIONS SINCE '09, ILL Jury Deliberates OF LOCAL FACTORY Over Two Hours; Letter With Wrong Date Complicates Hearing-Bar Returns At 3 Receivers to Pay Taxes Many matters of importance in pany against Paul Yankee. AnAction Started May 6 Before Judge Miles F. McNiff civil cases came up for consideraother was entered in the case of tion by Judge John Richards and Jury-Fatality on E. Main Street Resulted the Waterbury Trust company Booth at the short calendar sesagainst Charles A. Jackson. The sion of the superior court today. in Claim-Insurance Company Excused as De= amount is $2,996.18. The motions in the Beardsley & In the common pleas court, six fendant Wolcott Mfg. Co. receivership case foreclosure judgments, totaling were continued until next week at $29,979.42 were entered before request of counsel. It was explainjury was excused at 2 o'clock toJudge Edward J. Finn. The judgAfter deliberating two and a half ed that the letter sent to creditors day for luncheon and ordered to ments were entered as follows: hours without decision in the $10,return for further deliberation at informing them about today's J. 000 death action of William Thomaston Savings bank against court hearing, bore the wrong date. 3 o'clock. Hyman Kerzner, $9,227; Max Briggs, administrator, against JaIn the Sanditz & Traurig and The jury took the case at 11:30 cob Albert, a common pleas court Bram against E. R. Hansen, o'clock this morning. At 2 o'Kazemekas Co. bank receiverships, $3,759; E. W. Benedict against C. clock, presiding Judge Miles F. the receiver was instructed to pay B. Oviatt, $3,392; P. Yakubauskas McNiff called in the jury and intaxes to the city of Waterbury for against W. Kilmauskas, $1,809; BLACKALL TO properties held as assets in the structed them to go to lunch for Colonial Trust company, trustee, an hour. two closed institutions. Interest against P. Iarrapino, $10,731.67. SPEAK IN CITY The jury took the case after the payments were also ordered paid to creditor banks. The tax payclosing arguments of counsel and ments are for the current year. the judge's charge. No Evidence The suit is based on the fatal The receiver for the Tracy Bros. Hartford Senator, Water= death of Mr Briggs' mother, who Co. was advised to accept an offer of $3,400 for a cottage at Hitchwas fatally injured by the defendbury Native, to Address of Poisoning cock's lake which is included as ant's car at the intersection of Sflver street and East Main street an asset of the company. It was ofHoly Namers fered to the court a couple of February 7th, this year. Not Likely to Be Any Fur= Trial of the case was started on months ago, but Judge Frederick State Senator John C. Blackall, NE M. Peasley advised the receiver to May 6th with Albert and the John former Waterbury newspaper man ther Investigation wait until warm weather for a Hancock Insurance Company, emand one of Hartford's best known better offer. The offer remained ployers of Albert, as party defendHobart Bosworth, a movie star Jawyers, will be one of the speakthe same. Medical Examiner Edward H. ants. On completion of evidence since 1909, is seriously ill in Sioux ers here Sunday morning at the yesterday, Judge McNiff ordered a The receiver for the Naugatuck Kirschbaum's report that the Communion breakfast of St MarCity, Ia, where he was stricken directed verdict in favor of the death of the late K. Charles KazeBank & Trust Co. was advised to while making a personal appeargaret's Holy Name society. The afHancock Insurance Company on mekas, local banker, was due make payments on trust deposits ance tour. He is shown above in fair will be held at the Elton folthe grounds that Albert was not in the closed bank out of $2,100 "probably to strychnine poisoning one of his recent character roles. lowing the 8 o'clock mass in St within the scope of his employwith terminal pneumonia", will colected for that department, on a Margaret's church. ment when the accident occurred. pro rata basis. most likely remain the official exAttorney Blackall was formerly Attorney Arthur I. Cook and AtThe proposed hearing in damplanation of the case. Dr Joseph secretary for Congressman AugusFUNERALS torney Andrew W. Dawson repreages of the claim against the Hotel Collins of the Waterbury hospital tine Lonergan in Washington, D. C. sent the plaintiff. Attorney Maurice Waterbury was continued one staff has completed his analysis At the last state convention he week. A. Gruskay appears for Albert. Atand has reported to the medical made the nomination speech namThe funeral of Mrs Josephine torney John F. McDonough apexaminer that he has been unable James R. Sheldon was made ing Mr Lonergan for the office he Skridla took place this morning at peared for the insurance company. to recover any evidence of the party defendant in the action of now holds, that of United States 8:30 o'clock from the Delinis funsuspected poisoning. The deducJulius Berbecker & Sons gainst the senator. He is regarded as one of eral home, 17 Congress avenue to tion as to the nature of Mr KazeTHREE TRIPS TO REMOVE Beardsley & Wolcott Mfg Comthe most interesting speakers in St Joseph's church where a reGOLD pany. Mr Sheldon is receiver for the state senate. quiem fass was celebrated at 9 the latter company. Decision was Walla Walla, Wash. (UP) As the men's mission closes on o'clock by Rev Joseph J. ValanIt required three trips to take all reserved by the court on all moSunday in St Margaret's church it tiejus. Interment took place in the gold turned in at the postal tions in the case of the Colonial Sale Now is expected that 200 or more will Calvary cemetery with committal savings window here to the bank, receive communion in a body at Trust company against the Coloservices by Father Valantiejus. in line with the order by President the 8 o'clock mass and will later nial Holdings company and others. The bearers were: Charles StasRoosevelt to call in all gold. attend the breakfast. A foreclosure judgment in the kaits, Casimir Dapkus, Michael amount of $3,208 was entered in RO Skistimas, Julius Norkus, Justin favor of the Colonial Trust comGrincinunas and Edward Jasiunas.
