Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
FORECLOSURE GRANTED ON
 IRA LEWIS PROPERTY Covers Parcel Back of Jewett City De- pot-Other Superior Court Matters.

At the short calendar session of the superior court here Friday morning before Judge William H. Williams a number of motions were disposed of.
 demurrer was argued in Howe vs. Raymond and others and the judge took the papers.
 bond of $75 or Justification was ordered in Church vs. Donovan.
 Special bail, the same as original, was ordered in Bucklin vs Root
 Foreclosure in the sum of $1,45S.S9 was granted in the suit of Albert G. Brewster of GriSwoId Vs. Sadie IHeureux, adninistratrix, and others. The date of limitation was set for July 1st The suit was prosecuted for MT. Brewster by Attorney A. M. Brown and was based on a note for $1,400 given by the late Ira F. Lewis of Jew ett City to the Windham County Saw ings bank of Danielson, and after wards assigned to Mr. Brewster. The property covered was a lot back of the Jewett City depot. Thomas Howe claims a judgment lien on the proper ty for $1,43S.22, accruing after the sued as administratrix of her father s estate.
 Appleton Main, overseer for the Pe- quot Indian tribe of Ledyard present. ed his annual account which was ap- proved and the overseer reappointed. The report showed 25 members of the tribe-five in Ledyard and "A in Frank lin. The overseer showed $6,491.79 in savings bank, with s45.54 interest not drawn. 179 acres of stump land val ued at $2G0, and four houses valued at $350, $400, $200 and $10o as the property of the tribe in his care, a total of S7,7S733 The sum of $247.74 laa lAd I1TY-s. he which had been met by $130 income from the Indian fund and overdraft of 97 cents, and $116.77 advanced by the overSeer.
 There was argument of demurrer in the suit of Watt. administrative vs. Guile, administrator. Judge Williams took the papers, This is the suit tratrix of the estate of the late Agnes Watt, against Guile, administrator of the estate of Fanny Parker. The Watt girl died as the result of a criminal operation alleged to have been per formed by Mrs. Parker, and that is the basis of the suit.
 Assignments Made.
 Assignments made for next week were as follows:
 Tuesday, June 10,-Ramiere vs. B. F. Smith Construction company; Bond vs. N. Y, N H. & H. R. R. CO; Wood vs. Connecticut company.
 Wednesday, June 11--Bashaw, guard ian, vs c. N. Robertson Co.,; J. H. Butler vs. Central Vermont R. R. Co.,; J. R. Butler Ys Central Vermont R. R. Co: Adams vs. Moves
 Thursday, June 12-Jewett vs. Mo- ran: Bragaw vs Gavitt; Kenure vs. Brainerd & Armstrong Co.,; Clews vs. Doane and others; Davis vs. town of Norwich.
 Postponed and Off.
 Cases that were postponed were the foreclosure matter of Geary, adm., vs. Newberry, motion for disclosure an- swer and judgment in New London Real Estate and Improvement Co. vs. Rogers and others; bond for prosecu- ton in Collins vs. Purdy; foreclosure in Williams vs. Industrial and Manu- featuring Co, and defendants appli- cation for jury trial in Bond and oth- CTS vs. Littlefeld and others.
 These matters went off: Default for failurs to plead in Becker vs. city of New London; bond for prosecution or Justification of present bond in Col fins vs. Pu1ads motion for answer in Long vs. Long. ard for bill of part1cu- lars in Uncas Poweg Ca vs. Rockville Willaman4ic Lighting C&