Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-28
THE SATURDAY SENSATION.

The sensation that usually takes place at short calendar in the district court every Saturday was furnished this morning by Attorney LaWlor. It came in the form of story in which fraud Is alleged. The case is known as OlanoM against Levin.
 Attorney Minor stated that he would ask for execution in the case and that the term for redemption would expire on June 15. Attorney Lawlor then re- piled that the story of the case was rather long and complex one and that to grant MT Minor execution would be to recognize a snap judgment which he obtained some time ago on an old writ.
 MT Lawlor then said that some years ago Louis Levin bought a lot on the corner of North Vine and Griggs streets and thereon built tenement house for five or six families. The property is now worth about $8,O00 Levin gave first, mortgage on the property to the Watertown Savings bank for 5000 and a second mortgage to Attorney E. l.. Seery for $6oO. Ear ly last winter Levin agreed to sell the property to a Dr Samuel King of New York. It then appears there was some delinquency on the part of some one concerned in the transaction, for MT Seery brought foreclosure proceedings against Levin on the second mortgage. All of the papers customary in such suit were drawn up and issued, but be- fore they were returned to court Levin, King and Attorney Seery ar rived at an amicable understanding, but it seems the claim held by MT Seery against Levin was still unpaid
 YTYr-.- +ba Morris Olanoff of Canal street, who in some way learned that MT Seery's claim was unpaid, He offered to buy the second mortgage and 1t was sold to nlm. Olanoff then brought foreclosure pro ceedings against Levin through Attor- ney Minor, 1Ie old writ against Levin was secured by MT Minor. who, accord fng 10 Attorney Lawlor's statement. ob- tained a snap Judgment on 1t and Wilt take possession of the property on Jun: 15 unless the court steps Ill to save Levin by granting an extension of time to redeem 1t.
 Attorney Lawlor starts for St Louis on Monday, June 5, and will not return until June 15, the final day of redemp ton allowed his client, Levin. He did not think it would be fair to allow the property taken from his client, con S10eTl02 Cle cOll(ll lLlOhS. JuuSC ooVOAA said he would hear the matter next Saturday.
 At short calendar in the district court to-day it was announced that the foreclosure proceedings by the Water town Savings bank against Eusebe Erlanger, ct al, will be contested. A bond of $50 was ordered in each of the cases of David Denton against Margaret Denton, Paul Mahr against Andrius Micuta and Anthony and Mar garet Populinus against Joseph Czes- iuas A motion to amend In the suit of the Hellmann Brewing Go against Joseph Dublis ct al was allowed. The original claim was for $900; the amendment makes it $1,5OO.
 Judgment for foreclosure was grant ed Thomas Neary against William Kennedy, administration, for $2, ,649.49.
 The long standing contention of Patrick Tanning against Court Welch, F. of A. will be given hearing next Wednesday at 9 o'clocK.
 George R. Rubert of Union City has entered suit for divorce from his wife Lizzie. He alleges infidelity and names John Warrington as core spondent.