Hutchins; Pomfret, N. A Badger, Jos
eph H. Robbins; Thompson, Everett
E. Rhodes, Claud M. Munyan; Wood
stock, Jonas M. Johnson, Wayland
Gage; Putnam. E. L. Uavis, D. B. Gil
bert; Windham , George T. Taylor,
Frank II. Moore; Ashford. E. E.
James, Fred Wright; Brooklyn,
Charles H Blake, Henry M. Evans.
Court adjourned until Tuesday at
10.30.
Criminal business will take tip the
entire month and the civil business
will be assigned later.
Attorney Samuel B. Harvey of wll
limantic was appointed counsel for
Sophia Wolinska of Wlllimantic who
will probably be charged with mur
der in the llrst degree.
THE MIGHTY MORSE
'Twas He Who Swatted the Ball and
Won the Game for the Mansfields
’Twas when the mighty Morse was
on the bat—no, at the bat— that the
game was won for the Mansfields 6-3,
and the Protectors met defeat Monday
afternoon at Phillips' grove, Alexan
der lake. The Protectors and Mans
fields are firemen and had a friendly
little contest on the baseball diamond,
just for sport, you know, and so, m
faithful recognition of his efficient
work on the hat—gracious, no! at the
bat—Mr. Morse was allowed to wear
a Ham on his manly breast, all the
afternoon long.
The game was close all the way and
the excitement ran high, but when the
firemen really began to ta'k was
when there were two men on bases in
-the ninth inning and Harry Morse
brought them in with his terrific
swing.
