The Press., 1908-06-17
Rnnarlor Court.


 The June term of the superior court opened at Rockville Friday forenoon, Judge Case presiding. State Attorney Charles Phelps stated that for the first time during his term of four years there was no criminal business. The two jury cases of Edward Stiles against the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad company and the Thomas H. Prue, appeal from pro- bate, were continued. and Judge Case stated that there would probably be no jury called in at this term. Court cases were assigned as follows: Eu- genia O. Matthews against Mira L. Converse, Tuesday of thist week. Helena F. Miller against H. Herbert Maynard was assigned for Wednesday, and Earl DriRgs against John Doane for Thursday. The case of Claude o. Pinney against the town of Filing ton was continued until September. The short calendar business included arguments on plaintiffs demurrer in the case of Ethel Fox, a Columbia school teacher, against Joseph U. Clark, for revocation of her certificate as teacher before the expiration of her engagement. The plaintiff in O. H. Savage against Ada s. Ellsworth was given leave to file reply. In the case of the First National bank of Hartford against the Ravine mills company of Vernon, 8 motion to make Receiver James B. Loomis a party defendant was allowed Orders were asked for in the case of Olavin G.. Wilcox against the Mansfield Creamery company approving sale of property, payment of claims presented, pay ment of expenses and for services of receiver, which was granted. The argument on demurrer in the case of Central Vermont railway company against the Fabyan Woolen company of Stafford Springs was withdrawn by the plaintiff In the case of R. s. Yeomans against the Journal Publishing company, the report of Receiver H. H. Larkum's allowance and disallowance of claims was re- ceived and order of notice to those whose claims were disallowed asked for. Judge Case took the papers.
 Leave was given to file answer in the case of Henry BruegRestratt against Augusta Dudek, same to be filed by June 16. The case of the American Mills company against John E. McMurty and others was continued for three months Leave to file answer was granted in the case of Frederick W. Swindells against Will liam G. Pritchett Charles G. An derson against Eugene B. Haskell was continued for one week. The court granted the motion of leave to amend answer in the case of James Speed and others against the Rhode Island Worsted company. =
 The case of Eugenia o. Matthews against Mira L. Converse was on trial yesterday. Suit was brought to fore close a judgment lien and set aside certain conveyances, which were made, it is charged. to defraud credi- tors. The suits were on the docket in the superior court for a number of years and were withdrawn, and dur ing such withdrawal, it is claimed, |, there was a conveyance of certain property of the Converse estate to the Eastern Connecticut Realty company. Numerous witnesses were examined. including Marcus B. Fisk, Edwin O. Pinney, Charles F. Harwood, Charles B. Pinney, E. K. Taft, H. O. Butter field, William H. Heald, J. Allen Mix, Robert H. Fisk, A. Jacobsen, Daniel J. Hanley, Charles G. Ellis, Mrs. Lilla A. Lee, all of Stafford, Albert R. Parsons of Hartford, and J. Turner Grieve of New York city, the latter being the process server The case will be continued to-day.