Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-23

Weeks C5ucuses.
 Not much more business remained to claim attention in Putnam for the March term when the superior court adjourned at the end of Fridays ses- sion. While Judge W. L. Bennett will probably be in Putnam Monday to hear arguments on the motion to set aside the non-suit in the case of liar ley \. Place vs. the town of Sterling, adjournment was taken until 10 o'clock next Tuesday morning at Willimantic, where cases assigned Friday are to be tried on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. Next Thursday Judge Ben nett will come back to Putnam for the taking up of the Assawauga company et al. appeal from the county commits slouers in the re-license of William H. Campbell ot Dayville, this probably to be the last matter to be heard in Put nam during March
 The foreclosure Of mort2ag ges was the special fea ture OS the session of Fri day.
 In the ease Of Joseph w. Cutler of Putnam vs James 4. Nichols Daniel son) ct al the court allowed foreclos- uIe on property Of the defendant in DdnlelsOn. From the evidence sub mitted 1t appeared that Mir Cutler on Dec. 3l, 1900. received promissory note for s4,G00 from the defendant this note being secured with three parcels of property in Danielson i. c.. @ mill site on Prince street, a dwelling and two lots on School and Cottage streets With interest due, MT. Cutters claim now amounts to S4,967.44. and judg- ment was for that sum, with April 15 as the limit for redemption. The value of the property involved in the pro ceedings was fixed by witnesses as $3,509.
 Foreclosure of mortgage was also granted in the case of The k. Ingra- ham company (BristoI, Conn) vs. James A. Nichols ct al In this action the foreclosure was sought to satisfy the claims of the plaintiff company. whose mortgage. dated Dec 1, 1908, covered machinery in the Nichols blaming mill on Furnace street. Daniel son. The mortgage was for S8,000 Ed gar N. Wheaton, Putnam. testified that he had inspected the machinery in the plant Friday, and that in his opinion it's value, including boiler and engine, was Sl0465. He said that the boiler was worth about $500 and the engine about sl,500. Judgment was for $9,584. which includes accrued interest on the mortgage, and April 15 was fixed as the time limit for redemption of the property.
 Judge A. McC. Mathewson appeared for the plaintiff in the action of liar riet A. Mathewson, Woodstock vs. James A. Nichols ct al. this having to do with the confirming of the recent sale Of some Of MT Nichols real estate in DanielsOn in foreclosure proceed tugs and for final decrees. Judge MatheWson's report was presented and accepted. and the decree confirmed. Another foreclosure matter inVolVing property in Ddnielson-the mill of The DanielsOn Worsted company-was dis posed of during the session of the court The title Of this case was Elm fly M LathrOp, trustee, VS. The Dan- i ieison WOrsted company. a concern now in the hands of receiver Judge 4. 6. Bill represented Mrs Lathrop, Judge Oliver F. Getty the Worsted company. Judgment was for S2,937.15, and the third Monday in May fixed as the limit for the receiver to redeem the property.
 Among other matters given consld- eratiOn Friday was the case of Ger trude H, Rowell vs. Albert H. Powell, Mrs. ROwell seeking an aunullmeut of her marriage, which occurred about two years ago. Mrs. Roweu was at that time resident in the town of Plainheld and she became married to RoWeil as the result of a chain of un- fortunate circumstances. After her marriage, very soon thereafter, Mrs.
 Powell discovered that the man had wife when he induced her to marry him, and the result of this discovery # To in which state. at Windsor, he is now serving an indeterminate sentence of from three to five years for the offense that he committed. Judge Bennett granted the decree annulling the mar riaEe of Mrs. ROWell whose interests were represented by Judge A. G. Bill, Danielson.
 No Divorce Cases Heard
 None of the uncontested divorces set for trial Friday was heard. One of them, Lizzie E. Noel vs. Clifford Noel, will probably be taken up at Willi- mantle on Tuesday.
 In the matter of Sophia Pollock vs. the heirs and representatives of George A. Wallen ct al, motion for @ guardian ad litem for Dorothy Wallen, a minor, Attorney c. l.. Torrey. representing Sophia Pollock, recommended the ap- pointment of Franklin L. Knox of Hartford, a relative of the girl, and he l was appointed by the court. In the matter listed Timothy J. Cof- ! fey vs. Alfred Mignauit, motion for ap- pointment of guardian ad Item, Jane i Coffey was recommended to and ap- ! pointed by the court.
 Judge Bennett, on recommendation of the attorneys in the case, appointed 1 Sidney $. Stone, John A. Gilbert and 1 Rowland R. James, all of Danielson, 1 appraisers of the property of the Dan