Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-15
FORECLOSURE GRANTED
 ON COLCHESTER PROPERTY.
At Superior Court Short Calendar and Motion List-Other Motions Disposed of and Assignments Made.

Pleadings in two weeks were or dered in First National Bank of Nor Wich vs. Jodoin.
 An allowance of $35 to defendant was ordered in 30 days in the divorce suit of Long VS. Long but the matter of alimony pendente lite was post poned.
 Judge Shumway took the papers af- ter hearing the arguments of Attor- ney G. Curtis Morgan for the plaintiff and N. BeIcher for the defendant on the defendants motion to set aside verdict and grant new trial in the suit of William NJ. Sheehan of New London Vs pr. Carlisle F. Perrin of New London in which MT. Sheehan secured a verdict of $1,000 damages this week in the superior court
 Upon motion for default for failure to plead answer in two weeks was or dered in Strickland Vs. City of New London, and answer or other pleadings were ordered in the divorce suit of Norton Vs. Norton
 The period of three weeks was made the time for answer or other plead ings in Norwich, Colchester and Hart ford Traction Co. vs. Norwich, Col chester and Hartford Construction Co. and others.
 Answer in two weeks was ordered in Bray Vs. Bray or the case will be placed on the uncontested divorce list.
 Two weeks were given for answer or other pleadings in Watt and others Vs. Guile, admr. and an allowance of $35 to defend was ordered in two weeks in the divorce suit of Swenson vs. SWensOn.
 The default was opened in Shea vs. Gavitt and one week was given in which to file an answer.
 Judgment of foreclosure in the sum of S80243 was granted in the suit of Samuel Levin of Colchester vs. John Kessler, Annie Kessler, Mary Kessler, Steve FeduS, Lizzie FeduS, all of Col chester. and Abraham Abrahamson, Louis Slaner and Joseph H. Strelo- witch, all now or formerly of COlches- ter The foreclosure covers on two tracts of land in Colchester which were mOrtgaged to the plaintiff by John Kessler for S650 on Dee. IT, 1909. Steve F'edus and Lizzie F'edIs have since purchased the land, it is shown, and assumed the mortgage and the other defendants named claim lease on a certain three acre tract. Brown &5 Perkins appeared for the plaintiff and Thomas M Shields for the defendant. The first Monday in December was fixed as the limit for redemption and one day later for the joint owners.
 Two matters that were postponed were ruling on demurrer to complaint in Morgan vs. Douglass, and in Lip pitt and others, bank commissioners. vs. Thames Loan & Trust O.. for an order approving the receivers account
 In Sitler vs American Strawboard Co. the motion for default for failure to plead went off as an answer had been filed by stipulation
 Assignments.
 The following jury assignments for Norwich were made:
 Tuesday Nov. 1S-Montgomery vs Montgomery, adnax., appeal from pro- bate
 Wednesday, Nov. 19-Smith vs Nor wich 6 Westerly Traction company: COpp vs same; Kenrue vs. Brainerd & Co.,; Maynard vs. Hine
 Friday, Nov. 21-Short calendar, bar meeting and assignment of cases. The special assignments were the fol- lowing:
 Tuesday, Nov. .25-Sheehan vs. HoI- landeTs6y, admr., appeal from probate. Tuesday, Dec. 2-Clews vs. Doane ct al.
 Tuesday, Dec. 9-Novy vs. Break water Co Wednesday, Dec. 1o-Roma KS. Cli- max Co. of Lowell; Roma vs. Thames River Specialties Co. Jewell vs Pone- nah Mills Co.,; Ranieri vs. B. F. Smith Construction Co: Craney vs. Donovan, nisi: Church vs. Donovan, nisi.