Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-30

Following is the allotment of judges for
 this State for the year commencing July 1st,
 as agreed upon by the judges of the Supreme
 and Superior Courts:
 Chief Justice Park-Bridgeport criminal
 term, fourth Tuesday in August. Water
 bury, criminal term, third Tuesday in Sep
 tember.
 Judge Carpenter-W -Windham, civil term, fourth Tuesday in August Waterbury, criminal term, second Tuesday in December. Judge Pardee-Hartford, criminal term, fourth Tuesday in August. Litchfeld, criminal term, second Tuesday in October. Judge Loomis- civil term, third Tuesday in August. New Haven, criminal term, first Tuesday in April, 1882.
 Judge Granger-New Haven, criminal term, first Tuesday in July. Litchfeld. civ il term, first Tuesday in April.
 Judge Sanford, New Haven, civil term, second Tuesday in September to first Tues day in. November. Brooklyn, civil term, sec ond Tuesday in November. Hartford, crim- inal term, first Tuesday in December. Bridge port civil term, second Tuesday in February to third Tuesday in April. Haddam, civil term, third Tuesday in April. Danbury,
 criminal term, second Tuesday in May. Litch- field, civil term, first Tuesday in June. Judge Hitchcock-Danbury, civil term, third Tuesday in September to first Tuesday in December. Litchfeld, civil term, first Tuesday in December. New Haven, crimi- nal term, first Tuesday in January. Bridge ary. New Haven, civil term, second Tuesday in March to end of term. Holland, civil term, first Tuesday in June.
 Judge Martin-New London, civil term, second Tuesday in September. New Haven, civil term, first Tuesday in November to end of term. Hartford, civil term, fourth Tues day in January to fourth Tuesday in March. Holland, civil, second Tuesday in April. Waterbury, civil first Tuesday in May.
 Hartford, criminal, first Tuesday in June. Judge Beardsley-Haddam, civil, second
 Tuesday in September. Bridgeport, crimi-
 nal, third Tuesday in October. Middletown, civil, second Tuesday in November. Tol- | land, civil, first Tuesday in September. New
 Haven, civil, first Tuesday in January to | second Tuesday in March. Waterbury. 1 criminal third Tuesday in March. Hart ! ford, civil fourth Tuesday in March to end l of the term. Norwich, civil, first Tuesday in June.
 Judge Culver-Tolland, civil, first Tues day in September. New Haven criminal first Tuesday in October. Hartford, civil | first Tuesday in November to end of term. New London, civil, first Tuesday in January. ! Brooklyn, civil, first Tuesday in February. Hartford, criminal, first Tuesday in March. Bridgeport, civil, third Tuesday in April. Judge Hovey-Hartford, civil, second Tues day in September to first Tuesday in Novem-
 Der. Norwich, civil, first Tuesday in No vember. Danbury, civil, first Tuesday in December to end of term. Middletown, civil, second Tuesday in February. New London, civil, first Tuesday in March, and (criminaD first Tuesday in May Brooklyn, civil, second Tuesday in May.
 In the appointments of State attorneys, clerks and assistant clerks there were no
 changes of any importance. For New Haven county George E. Terry was appointed as- | sistant State attorney to attend to criminal
 cases in the Waterbury district. Fred. Vinal was appointed an assistant clerk inlMiddlesex l county, and in Holland county B. H. Bill was | appointed State attorney. John c. Averill
 was appointed clerk of the New London
 county court in place of Webster Park, and John c. Kellogg was made assistant clerk.