The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-06-06
E. Fl. DILLON & co.
Judges Assigned
 For Court Terms

 court and nine of the eleven judges of the Superior court met in Hartford yesterday. In addition to making al- lotments for the next court year, be- ginning July 1, the judges appointed court and such county officers as the statutes designate they should ap- point, but in some. instances the pres ent officials hold over.
 In Fairfield county, Galen Carter, who had been an assistant States at torney to the late Samuel Fessenden, gets an appointment as assistant to States Attorney Stiles Judson. William T. Hincks, who gave up the practice of law In Fairfield county to become a stock broker, becomes jury commissioner for that county, suc- ceeding Robert l.. Clarkson, and Fred erick F. Fuessenich of Litchfield coun- ty becomes a jury commissioner of that county, to succeed c. c. Middle brooks, who on Thursday of last week became county sheriff.
 The allotmentS are as follows:
 R. WHEELER. J.
 First Tuesday in March, Danbury session.
 SHUMWAY. J.
 Second Tuesday in September. Bridgeport criminal term. Second Tuesday in October, Danbury term.
 First Tuesday in February, New London session through March. First Tuesday in April, Middletown criminal term.
 Second Tuesday in April, Middle town civil session.
 First Tuesday in May, New Haven additional session, eight weeks, May and June.
 CASE. J.
 First Tuesday in October, Litchfield, civil and criminal term, to Friday be- fore first Tuesday in December. First Tuesday in January, Bridge port session.
 REED. J.
 First Tuesday in December, Bridge port, criminal term.
 Fourth Tuesday in May, Bridgeport, additional session to June 21.
 CURTIS. J.
 Second Tuesday in October, Bridge port session.
 BENNETT. J.
 First Tuesday in February, Win chester, civil and criminal term. Second Tuesday in May, Bridgeport, criminal term. BURPEE. J.
 y, port, criminal term.
 First Tuesday in April, Bridgeport session.
 GREENE. J.
 First Tuesday in April. New Milford, civil and criminal term, continuing by adjournment to Winsted or Litch- field to Friday before first Tuesday in June
 First Tuesday in June, Winchester, civil and criminal term ALLOTMENTS FOR HEARINGS IN
 CHAMBERS IN JULY AND AUGUST. 1911.
 Judge Curtis-July 17-July 23, inclu- sive, at Bridgeport.
 Appointments were made by the judges as follows:
 Clerks and assistant clerks of the Superior court, to hold office one year from July 1, 1911, were appointed, and their salaries fixed and 'apportioned at the sums opposite their respective names, as follows:
 FAIRFIELD COUNTY. William T. Haviland, clerk, S4,5OO Fred w Tracy, assistant clerk, $500 Michael J. Flanagan, assist. clerk, 800 John R. Booth, Danbury, as. clerk, 800
 LLTCHFIELD COUNTY. Dwight c. Kilbourn, clerk, $2,4OO Wheaton F. Dowd, assist. clerk, 600
 MIDDLESEX COUNTY. Charles G. R. vinal, clerk, s2,7oo Frederic Vinal, assistant clerk, James R. Edlin, assistant clerk, 300 Receives no salary.
 HOLLAND COUNTY. Lyman T. Tingier, clerk $500 Willis H. Reed, assistant clerk, 100 Messengers of the Superior court to hold office two years from the first day of July, 1911, and until their sue cessors are appointed, were appointed as follows:
 Fairfield County-Charles S. Evans. Messengers to hold office until July 1, 1912, and until their successars are appointed, were appointed as follows: Litchfield County-Willey T. Smith, at Winsted
 Jury Commissioners to hold office one year from their appointment, were appointed as follows:
 Fairfield County-Lyman S. Catlin, William T. Hincks.
 Iitchfield County-Andrew J. Barnes, Frederick F. F7uessenich.
 Five members of the State Bar Ex- amining committee, to hold office three years from July 1, 1911, were appointed as follows: John T. Hub bard, Edward D. Robbins, Howard B. Scott, George w. Wheeler, Henry c. White