Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-29
SHORT CALENDAR SESSION
 OF SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge Williams Makes Initial Appear
 ance On Bench Here.

There was a short opening session l or The February session of the superior court on Friday in this city, it being ] the initial appearance of Judge Will
 Hams in this county. As guests. Judges Reed and Green occupied seats behind z the desk.
 There was little done at the session 1 the following short calendar matters
 being disposed of:
 In C. NJ Shay vs. s, Curtis Eggles-
 ton and others an answer in two weeks or default was ordered. Tn Donald B. Ross VS. New Haven road, a bond of s75 for prosecution was l ordered in two weeks 1 In William B. Wait and others vs- George F. Fenner, leave to file answer was granted.
 A judgment for foreclosure was giv- en the Mariners Savings bank of New London vs. William H. Clark. The amount was s1,129.9O. A judgment of foreclosure was giv- en Anna M. BiIes against Emielio S. D'Amico. The amount was s2.620.5O.
 In the case of Upton, tr, vs. Bron- stein ct al, the father was appointed guardian ad litem of Rose Bronstein-
 Judge Williams made these assign ments for next week:
 Tuesday-Frederick H. Loomis, ad- ministrator, vs. George F. Bradstreet-
 Wednesday-Albert B. Hart vs. New \ Haven road; Samuel TranskenslSy vs. Savillion F. Gibson; Mary E. Jewett vs. Sarah E. Moran and others; Jere- mfah J. Desmond, trustee. vs. Mary Peckham, eXecutor.
 The following special assignments were made:
 Feb. s-George w. Guard vs. Will hanrV- Santacroce, Fanny Rechelson vs. Louis EIgart-
 Feb. 15-Robert A. Lowe vs. Philip E. Hendrick.
 John H. Morris of Philadelphia. a brother of the deceased, is appellant in the first case assigned for Thursday Oscar E. Morris died in 1908, leaving about $10,000 The bequests were l. 000 to the Salvation Army, $3,000 to the Memorial hospital. New London, $6,0O0, the interest to be employed for the care of Miss Emma M. Jeffrey, his housekeeper, and at her death to the New London Y. M. c. A., to which the residue of the estate was willed. Frank lin G. Crocker was named as executor and was given $500.
 Promise of a settlement of the Law renee will contest is given in the as signment of Monday, as the date of hearing before Judgeof Probate Alfred Colt, New London, on an application for an order approving a written agree nent entered into by all parties inter ested.
 The notice served on all parties in- terested, states that tn court has been asked to authorize tnf executors of the estate and guardian of Edward R. True, Jr.. to compromise and settle the appeal It also states that certain doubtful and disputed claims against and in favor of the estate of Sebastian D. Lawrence have been agreed upon by the petitioners.
 The True appeal from probate was brought on the grounds that it was contrary to the rights of Edward R. True Jr., to hold his money in trust for IS years, as the will provided. True is a minor, but will become of age in great deal less time than the term of years which the will imposes for the the trust. He has an annual income now of about $30, ,000. As the legatee of the will his income will be increased to $100,000. It is understood that the agreement may be made by which the fore the final distribution of the estate.