Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-22
CONSIDERABLE BUSINESS
 ON SHORT CALENDAR
Foreclosures and Change of Name Among the Cases Before Superior Court Session.

Before Judge M. H. Holcomb here Friday morning at a short calendar session of the superior court the fol- lowing cases were disposed of
 In John P. Huntington. trustee for the estate of Jane Johnson, vs. George A. Smith and others, foreclosure on real estate on River avenue was grant ed in the sum of S3,108.75 and limita- ton of redemption was placed at the first Monday in September. The prop erty of the defendant was mortgaged to the plaintiff to secure a note for s3,0O0 on April 1, 1896.
 On motions for disclosure of defense and, in lieu thereof, judgment, in the case of Merchants National bank of New Haven vs. Henry P Walton, Warren c. Randall, both of Stonington, and the Eldredge Construction com pany of Mystic, judgment was granted by the court The bank brought suit against the construction company as principal and the two Stonington men as sureties to recover payment on a claim against the construction com pany for $2,03110 assigned to the bank by the Eureka Trap Rock company of Short Beach. The trap rock company furnished material to the construction company for work which the latter was doing on government contract at Fort Terry, N. Y.
 Judgment of foreclosure according to the stipulations was ordered in the Dime Savings bank of this city vs. Frances E. Young and Edward P. Brewer of Norwich in the sum of S5S9.70 and the limit of redemption was made the first Monday in October. The property in question is on Spring street ta o note for $540 given Feb 5, 1883, to the bank by Frances B. Young. A second mortgage on the property for $155 is held by B. P. Brewer. Max Cohen of this city. who brought petition through his attorney, John H. Barnes, to have his name changed 1 from Cohen to his original name of Einhorn, was given permission by the court to resume the name to which he was born in Russia but changed on the l advice of friends when he came to be naturalized here. The decree carries with it the right for his wife and their year old son to the name of Fin horn.
 In motion for non suit for failure to | file reasons of appeal, reasons in two weeks were ordered filed in Sheehan l vs. O'Hollandersky, adm, appeal from i probate
 The case of Allen and others, trus- 1 tees, vs. Amy. executor, and others 1 was reserved.
 In Walker vs. Walker the court 1 granted the motion to place on the ! uncontested list for failure to plead.
 Briefs are to be filed in Kenure vs Brainerd & Armstrong Co, an argu- ment of motion to strike out. The judge took the papers.
 In Lapointe vs. Aramoney and eth- CTS, a foreclosure case, it was contin- ued for further testimony
 Pleadings in one week were ordered in Turner and others vs. Powell, and ir two weeks in Hendrick vs. Lowe and others.
 The contract of sale was approved in Pendleton and others vs. Stoningtor | Savings bank.
 Motion for more specific statemen was argued in Spottswood, admins tratrix, ys. Connecticut company. ana the judge took the papers
 Judge Holcomb made but one as. signment for next week That va: the case of Driscoil. administrator. vs
 Hamilton R. Douglas, which will bt heard Tuesday.