The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 16

It THE OTTAWA A THURSDAY. MAT I. IMS. Manslaughter, Murder Attempt Cases on Supreme Court List Two criminal cases. SO Jury actions.

12 non-Jury actions, 33 divorce actions and two of alimony are included in the docket of 79 cases listed for hearing at the Spring Assizes of the Ontario supreme, uovrc, opens Moo day at the Court House. Mr. preside. An attempted murder, and arson charge against' Harold Stanley McLinton and Velma Doris Wilson, both of Twin Elm, is one of the two criminal cases. Boydon Hughes, K.C, is acting for Mc-Untoft.

while Walter F. Schroeder, K.C4 is representing Velma Doris Wilson. The other criminal count is a charge of manslaughter against William James Scott, of -Ottawa, rising out of automobile accident. October 3, 1944. Jury Actions.

Following, are the Jury actions: Lyle Alexander Abernethy and Donald Lyle Abernethy, of Chelsea, plaintiffs: William Murray and Charles Burnside, of Ottawa, defendants, damages arising out of an automobile accident. MacCraken, Fleming, Schroeder and Burnett for the plaintiffs; Shaver, Paul In and Branscombe, of To ronto, for the defendants. Cermaine Caron Bernatchez, Caspe County, plaintiff; Edgar Adrien of Ottawa, defendant, damages arising out of the death of the plaintiff husband when be was struck by a car driven by Wilson. Belcourt and Genest for the plaintiff C. A.

Seguin, K.C for the defendant Bertha Temple, of Ottawa, plaintiff; the Ottawa Drug Company; -Ltd, and Agnes Walsh, Ottawa, defendants, damages aris-. ing out of an automobile accident- O. F. Howe, K.C, for the plaintiff; MacCraken, Fleming, Schroeder and Burnett for the defendants. Marie Rose Leclerc, of Ottawa, plaintiff; Bruno Mayer, defendant, for breach of promise: Auguste Lemieux, KJC for the plaintiff; Hughes and Laishley for the defendant Violet Tigne, of Ottawa, plaintiff; Ottawa Electric Railway and John Gilbert Acres, defendants, for the death of her husband as a result of a collision between a car and a tram.

O. F. Howe, X.C., for the plaintiff; MacCraken, Fleming, Schroeder and Burnett for the, defendants. Theresa Dignard and Peter Dl-gnard, both of Mountain township, cLaintlffi: Alex Da ton. of Ot tawa, defendant, damages arising out of burns received by Theresa Dignard while she was employed' In a restaurant owned by the de- v.uu.

aatii Schroeder and. Burnett for the Mirsky and Mirsky for the defendant tiff: H. Austin Bennett Ottawa. defendant, for damages for viola- and Laishley for the plaintiff; MacCraken, Fleming and Schroe der for tne defendant Ewart Mustard, Gwendolyn Mustard and an infant Ewart Mustard, all of Ottawa, plaintiffs; against Esther Trainoff and Morris Trainoff both of Ottawa, damages aa a result of injuries received by Gwendolyn Mustard when struck by a truck owned by. Esther Trainoff and driven by foot.

K-C for the plaintiffs; MacCraken. Fleming, Schroeder and Burnett for the defendants. ti i 1 Koniuk, both of Ottawa, plaintiffs; Stacey R. Box, Gloucester township, defendant' for damages as a result of injuries received by Xinouk when struck by -a car driven by the defendant S. Ru-pert Broadfobt K.C, for the plaintiffs; MacCraken, Fleming, Schroeder and Burnett for the defendant Mary.

Blandine Nault, of Ottawa, plaintiff; Ottawa Electric Railway and its employes. S. Harrison and Romeo Lafortune, of Ottawa, for damages arising out of the death of Samuel Aa guste Nault- Cowling, MacTav-lsh and Watt for the MacCraken Fleming, Schroeder and Burnett for the defendants. Protect Richard Jones and Robert Jones, of Eastview, plaintiffs; Napoleon Lamoureux, Eastview. for damages and injuries to Richard Jones when struck by a car driven by the defendant Mirsky and Mirsky for the plaintiffs; MacCraken Fleming, Schroeder and Burnett for the defendant Motorway Limited, Ottawa, plaintiffs; Ernest John Bulman.

City View, for 'damages arising out of an accident between a truck owned by the plaintiffs and a car owned by the defendant MacCraken, Fleming. Schroeder and Burnett for the plaintiffs. Robert W. Jarvls and Mabel P. Jarvls, both of Ottawa, plaintiffs; John T.

Rethwell, Leo Sa-bourin and Harold L. Taylor, trading under the firm name of Hewitt's Messenger Service, for damages arising from Injuries received by Mabel P. Jarvls when struck by a car driven by the defendant Sabourin. MacCraken. Fleming, Schroeder and Burnett for the plaintiffs; John A.

Grace for the defendants. Alexander Miller Gardiner and Roy White, Ottawa firemen. plaintiffs 'Philippe Choquette, Nepean township, for damages arising out of injuries received by the plaintiffs when struck by Choquette's car. Hughes and Laishley for the plaintiffs; Phelan, Richardson, O'Brien and Phelan, of Toronto, for the defendant Cora Beatrice Murphy, of Ottawa, plaintiff; Band and Cole, and Armand Benoit, for damages arising out of an accl dent in which F. J.

Murphy, hus band of the plaintiff, was killed. Hughes and Laishley for the plaintiff; Clark, Robertson, Mac-donald and Connolly for the de fendants. Morris Trainoff, of Ottawa, plaintiff; John G. Murray, of Ottawa, defendant for damages arising out of injuries received in a collision. Mirsky and Mirsky for the plaintiffs; Gowling, Mae Tavish and Watt for the defend ant John Dodge, Thelma Dodge, Josslyn G.

A. Dixon and Jessie Dixon, all of Cardinal, plaintiffs; against John D. Stew art of Winchester, for injuries received by the plaintiffs when their car was-involved in an acci dent with one driven by the defendant Hughes, Agar, Thompson and Amys, pi Toronto, for the plaintiffs; Richard son, O'Brien and Phelan, of To ronto, for. the defendants. William John Curley, Mary Ellen Curley and Jean Doddy, all of Ottawa, plaintiffs; the Ottawa Electric Railway and J.

Poirier, defendants, for damages and injuries received by the de fendants when the car in which they were riding was Involved In an accident with an O.E.R. tram. Hughes and Laishey for the plain' tiffs; MacCraken, Fleming, Schroeder and Burnett for the defendants. Roger Chaput of Ottawa, plaintiff; J. Edouard Vaillan court, of Montreal, defendant for injuries received by the plaintiff when he collided with a ear driven by the Mac Craken, Fleming, Schroeder and Burnett for the plaintiff; Gowling, MacTavish and Watt for the defendant Ida M.

Mastellar, of Ottawa, plaintiff; Murphy-Gamble, for injuries received by the plaintiff when she fell in the store of the defendants. Hughes and Laishley for the plaintiff; MacCraken, Fleming, Schroeder and Burnett for the defendants. Nathan Sherman and Edith Sherman, of Ottawa, plaintiffs; and National Grocers, and Herve Deschamps, of Ottawa, arising out --of Injuries received by Edith Sherman when struck by a truck owned by National Grocers and driven by Deschamps. Hughes and Laishley for the plaintiffs; Clark, Macdonald and Connolly for the defendants. Hector Dan is and Emilia Dan Is, CONTAINS SCIENCE'S MOST EFFECTTTOE STOPPED Pravants parsptraHoo ttatns end edeurs.

Gbt on to thre) days prot action. Oott not dry up In fno or. Try it I At oil cosmetic counters. na giro 1 fUU CREAM both' of Cumberland township, plaintiffs; Samuel Smith, of Cumberland township, damages for assault which resulted In injuries to Emilia Danls. Paul La belle, K.C- for the plaintiffs: Lionel Choquette, K.

for the defendants. Joseph Fortin and Marie Louise Fortin, both of Ottawa, plaintiffs: Canadian National Railway Com pany and W. Pretty, defendants, for damages and Injuries received when the plaintiffs' car was struck by a C-NJt. train, of which W. I.

Pretty was conductor. Hughes and Laishley for the plaintiffs; A. D. McDonald, K.C, for the defendants. Aurele Lafleur.

Theresa La- fleur and Marguerite all infants, and Olida Lafleur. all of Sarsfield, plaintiffs; Township of Cambridge, defendants, for dam ages arising out of the death of Blanche Lafleur, when a car in which she was a passenger, fell off a ferry owned and operated across the Nation river by the township. Lionel Choquette, K.C, for the plaintiffs; Gaston Vincent for the defendant township. David Hyland and A. R.

Hy- land, both of Arnprior, plaintiffs; the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, defendants, damages for Injuries received by David Hyiand in a collision between two trains of the defendant company. Hughesi and Laishley for the plaintiffs; J. Q. Maunselt K.C of Toronto, for the defendant company. Muriel ScheeL Arnprior.

nlaln- tiff; the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, defendants, damages for injuries received in a collision between two trains of the defendant company. Hughes and Laishley for the plaintiffs: J. Q. Maunseu, K.C. of Toronto, for the defendant company.

Gerald A. Bechamp, plaintiff; the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, defendants, damages for injuries received in a collision between two trains of the defendant company. Hughes and Laishley for the plaintiffs; J. Q. Maunsell for the defendant company.

Stanley Brookes, of Ottawa', plaintiff; the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, defendants, for damages arising out of an accident between a vehicle and a C.P.R. train. A counter claim has been filed by the CPJt against Stanley G. Brookes and Sydney: Ferguson, an employe. Gowling, MacTavish and Watt are acting for Stanley G.

Brooke and Ewart, Scott, Kelley, Scott and Howard for the CPJL Dorothy H. McPhee. of Ottawa. J. L.

Lalonde, of Hull. aexenaant, damages for- Injuries received by the plaintiff when struck by a car driven by, the defendant MacCraken, Fleming, Schroeder and Burnett for the plaintiff; Cowling MacTavish and Watt for the defendant Sheila Trepanier, an Infant and Henry Trepanier, both of Ottawa, plaintiffs; Mabel Flewellyn, also of Ottawa, damages for Injuries received by the Infant plaintiff. Gauvreau, Burrows and Devine for the plaintiffs; J. A. Grace for the defendant Divorce Actions.

Following are the divorce to tions listed: Gladys Irene McGee, plaintiff; James Francis McGee and Naleda Morrison, defendants. Gauvreau, Burrows and Devine for the plaintiff; Berger Greenberg and Soloway, for the defendants. George Desrlvlers, plaintiff; Yvonne Desriviers and Allen Lutes, defendants. MacCraken, Fleming, Schroeder and Burnett for the plaintiff. Dorothy Alfred Helen Graham, plaintiff; John Graham, defendant George M.

Bleakney for the plaintiff. Donovan Bartley Finn, plaintiff; Enid Maud Finn and Eugene J. Cash, defendants. Belcourt and Genest for the plaintiff. Frank Edwin Galvln, plaintiff; Leonav Matthews Calvin and Samuel James Ayhart George M.

for the plaintiff; Kilmer, Rum bail and Gordon for the defendants. Marjorie Helen Kuntz, plaintiff; Alfred Edward Kuntz and Mary Eva Shannon, MacCraken, Fleming, Schroeder and Burnett for the plaintiffs; Gowling, MacTavish and Watt for the defendants. Zeta Lenore Jenner, plaintiff; Herbert Douglas Jenner and Florence K. Winter. May and Martin for the plaintiff.

Harold Clifford Wilson, plaintiff; Catherine Wilson and George ODO-RO -IQ in ir Chatterton, defendants. May and) Martin for the plaintiff; x. p. Metrlck for the defendants. Alonzo Dugas.

plaintiff; Anita Dugas and Armand Page, defendants. May and Martin. for the plaintiff. Ronald Luden Lebeau, plain tiff; Georgette Mary Lebeau and Antonio Charette, defendants. May and Martin for the plaintiff.

Sam L. Stattner. plaintiff; An nie Tumin Stattner and CeHa Ember, defendants. Gauvreau, Bur rows and Devine for the plaintiff. Mary Hargreaves Guest, plaintiff; William Hastings Guest and Laura Marie McGee, defendants.

Hughes and Laishley. for the plaintiff; W. X. Clark, for the defendants. Theresa Gauthler Clalrmont plaintiff; Lionel Clalrmont and Florlne Ethier, defendants.

Samuel Lepofsky for the plaintiff. Catherine Martha Pelletier, plaintiff; Frederick Lawrence Peletler and Janet Hutcheon, defendants. May and Martin for the plaintiff. Emily Agnes Crawford, plaintiff Harold Crawford and Margaret Miles, defendants. May and Martin for the plaintiff.

Clara Elizabeth De Jonckheere, plaintiff; Marcel Jonckheere and Millicient DU defendants. R. C. Grelg for the plaintiff. Gustav Ottmar Blsslnger, plaintiff; Teresa Marla Victoria Blsslnger, defendant Rutledge Greig for the plaintiff.

Beatrice Marjorie Charles, plaintiff; D'Arcy Allen Hughes Charles and Antoinette Mlchaud, defendants. Rutledge Grelg for the plaintiff. Eric Slater, plaintiff Mildred Blanche Slater and William Hornshaw, defendants. Rutledge C. Grelg for the plaintiff.

Maggie Munro Hepburn Thom son, plalnUff Joseph Thomson and Cecile Tremblay, defendants. S. Rupert Broadfoot K.C., for plaintiff. Alfred Rowan, plaintiff; Dor othy Lyla Rowan and William Clapp, defendants. Osmond F.

Howe K.C., for the plaintiff. Dorothy Jean Hodgint Wilson, plaintiff; Jackson Laird Wilson and Jean Morgan, defendants. A. H. Lieff for the plaintiff.

Evelyn Jean Findlay Smith. plaintiff; William" Albert Smith and Rose Smith, defendants. A. H. Lieff for the plaintiff.

Katherine Fits Randolph. plaintiff; John. FlU Randolph (overseas) and Agnes Charlotte Barr, defendants. May and Mar tin for the plaintiffs. Ha Mae Katherine veitcn, plaintiff; Thomas Eldon Veitch danta.

MacCracken, Fleming, Schroeder and Burnett for the plaintiff. Margaret Ann Adamson, plain tiff; Alan Herbert Adamson, defendant Gowling, MacTavish and Watt, solicitors for the plaintiff. A Margaret Aleda plain tiff John PoweU and Gloria The Spinach that farmers ivitfi its Haai Is a spinach, so help us, which tastes so goth-durn fresh thst "even a farmer couldn't tell it from the kind he picks and eats a few hours later in the Summertime. It is tMtjt crirfly dtlkious, as grUn-fruh as spinach can possibly be I Its same, tututally, is "Birds Eye." And it's frub from the fines spinach country in Canada. We say "fresh" because that's the way we pick it.

And in less time than you can say: "How wonderful we trim it nsl of sand and: grit, and jump it into the Quick-Freezers. (Ye. ''the same miracle process used in all Birds Eye Foods!) Seoed Is I This wink-of-an-eye instant frec2ing sls hi all that matchless fmrm-frubms, rich "BIRDS Bolvln, defendants. Oauvreau, Burrows and Devine for. the plaintiff.

Philllpe Dubois for defendants. Rose Blanche Geurln, plaintiff; Norman H. Geurin, defendant Thomas Charlebois for the plaintiff. Felix Bolleau, plaintiff; Mary Lola Bolleau and Arthur Murphy, defendants. Mirsky and Mirsky for the plaintiff.

Margaret May Earle, plaintiff; Eber Erasmus Earle and Mary Gordon Maclntyre, defendants. MacCraken, Fleming, Schroeder and Burnett for the plaintiff. Emlle plaintiff; Pearl Turpin and Henry Nellsson, defendants. Gauvreau, Burrows and Devine for the plaintiff. Arthur- Edward Hill, plalnUff; Winafred Isabel Hill and Harry Martin, defendants.

1 York, Bates and MacReady for the plaintiff. Non-Jury Actions. Following are the -non-Jury actions: Dr. S. L.

Everett Danby, Ottawa, plaintiff; Public School Board No. 7, Nepean township, for damages caused by fire on his property. MacCraken, Fleming, and Burnett for the. plalnUff. I Mederic Landreyllle, plalnUff; R.

C. Stevenson, defendant, an acUon In which the plalnUff seeks payment of an insurance policy arising out of an automobile accident O. F. Howe, K.C., for the -t I O'Brien and Phelan, of Toronto, for the defendant 1 Noah J. Gareau, plaintiff; Raln- hnw Plaatlr Prnriur-t.

rill- j5 Jr -flraefS -aKdSotXi' "rr -Cgs "xtxlSl JT A jtff WV plaintiff; Phelan, Richardson, 244 ELGIN DRUG now liquid make-up V. 1 "Creates a new pttal smooth compfexfon Inttantfy Covers wrinkles, freckle 'ana Hoy bfembhe oppfied wHh fasts oil day Does eot dry yojr ske fendants, suing for non-payment of salary. Hughes and Laishley for the plalnUff; MacCraken, Fleming, Schroeder and -Burnett for the defendants. Alma Bourne, executrix of George Bourne, Registered, plaintiff; Joseph Coplan, defendant, suit to recover a sum of money allegedly owing to the plalnUff. Gauvreau, Burrows and Devine ior the plaintiff; Mirsky and Mirsky for the defendant Dominion Rubber Company, plaintiffi Dominion Power -Equipment Company, defendant, suit to obtain sum df money owing plaintiff.

O. F. Howe, K.O, for the plaintiff; Gowling, MacTavish and Watt for the defendant Donat! Paquln, plalnUff Carrlere, defendant for payment of promissory notes. MacCraken, Fleming, Schroeder and Burnett for the plaintiff. Amy 0.

Stewart plaintiff; Mone Dorothy! and the Royal Bank of McNulty, Anglin for the plalnUff. Napoleon Morin, plalnUff; James Ford and C. Denzel Ford, defendants, for injuries" while employed by the defendants. Gaston Vincent lor the. plaintiff; Gowling, MacTavish and Watt for the defendants, i Denison and plaintiffs; C.

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Richard for they plaintiffs; MacCraken, neaa-': ing, Schroeder and Burnett Uie defendants. The two suits of alimony are: HUda Marlon Rowatt plalnUff; Gordon Hamilton Rowatt, de- fendant George M. Bleakney for the plalnUff; R. Grelg-for the defendant Bertha K6fsky, plalnUff; Harry Kofsky, defendant Belcourt and Genest for Uie plalnUff. CHOLERA HITS CALCUTTA.

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