32, ‘.
_ TESTIMONY 1N
UTO CRASH SUIT-
Him and Counter-
Claim Are Entered
b)’ Two Residents of
Norman '
. , “711’. Oct. 2. ~Judse
. "Q «‘nmmon Pleas court
' division in the darn-
:::ht by John A. Weed.
~ of Noroton. against
man of Norotorr, ill the
automobile sccident.
, owned by the prin-
‘4. 1922. on Linden
one Norotoni railrosd
' 8500. alleging negli-
part of Clarence V1.3
..:or n! the Van Houton
n» time of the collision.
:zlon entered a. counter.
'. woo. charging Weed's
"rank W. McCiennan
'~’ are.
by the plaintiffs and
' . nsmr, OCTOBER 2,1924.
.0.
lust before the socident occurred.
1113 plateau chimed Mrs. Van Hou-
ton s lnechine was parked on the left
side or the road. contradicting the
ointment: or Clarence Von Houton
that ‘ho had started away from the
right 0! the road.
Although six persons tisured in
the smash-up which. according to
witnesses resulting in the wrecking
of both are. no one was injured. Mr.
Weed and his son. Benjamin. were
being driven out on Linden Avenue.
scoot-ding to testimony,» when the
Von Houton car, driven by Clarence
Vsn Kenton. with Mrs. Van Kenton
end Ellis 3. Viklein u psesengere,
stsrted out into the center or, the
road. coins in the same direction.
William H. Boutonrs 15 year-old
school boy. witnessed the accident
end testified for the defense. ,
Considerable amusement was in-
flected into the trial when Robert
Peebiee, a used car dealer. was ex-
amined to ascertain the relative
values of the two oer-s.
Peebles. responding to s question
by Attorney Henry E. Shsn'non.
caunsel for the defense. sold a car
depreciated 80 per cent in value the
dsy it wss sold and two per cent
each month thereafter.
“At that_ra.te. you must owe the
dealer you buy s. an on somethinc
in two years." conjured Mr. stun.
non. Peebles smiled and nodded his
head afllrmetively.
Jud“ Frederick W. Huxtord in
Criminal Common Pleas Court to-
:tnosses conflicted as to
r" ihe Van Houion car
day ordered Arthur C. Mills, keeper
of Oeklswn Cemetery. Fsiriield. to
post 18800 bond to insure payments
of 310 weekly to the support of his
Wits, Mrs. Bertha. I. Mills at New
. In lieu of the bond or {cil-
urs to pay the weekly allotment.
Mills will be remanded to the Conn.-
ty Jail to serve a aoadsy term.
Mills was found guilty of non-
lupport by the jury yesterday after
deliberating only 15 minutes. The
trlnl took place last Thursdey and
Friday.
Niiis’ wife. owner or a sesoline
station in‘New Cnnssn. accused him
or consorting with her first cousin.
Mrs. Elsie Jockson. a wi w. 0!
Bronson Rood, Feirneld. In e sc-
cusetion. she was upheld by Mills”
lAlways Fresh. .
" ”3‘; .
ls' sold only in sir-tight Moe-
pnckeea. The flavor-is mom—fir“.
estate’s? mm. 'CEYLON ens JAVA m
admitted loving Mrs. Jackson.
FUR War:
WASHINGTOY, Oct. 2.—Cenadien.i
English and American rm- traders_
and other representatives at the-
raw fur industry are meetins here’:
for s. three-day conference in en ,
endeavor to insure a tuture supply}-
”,
legislation and stricter one.
of furs
proper
torcement of laws. The .
whiCh is the first. inter-nations! can.»
ference in the history of the indus-
try. was called st the'inmnce ot the
national associntion or the fur in-
dustry. ’
through protection
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