Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-24
$2Oo,ooo ESTATE
 IN FOUR SHARES
Superior Court Enters Judgment on Blackstone Will in Accordance with Supreme Courts Advice.

Judge Burpee presided at a short call endar session of the superior court here on Friday morning at which the following matters were disposed of:
 In the divorce suit of Byron J. Moves ys. Minnie F. Moves, an allowance of S35 to defend was ordered to be paid by MT. Moves to Mrs. Moves before Feb. goth and he was also directed. on motion for alimony pendente lite, to pay the sum of $5 per week from Feb. 2oth.
 Foreclosure judgment per stipulation was given in J. Arthur Atwood, trus- tee, vs. Ansel A. Beckwith. The amount of the judgment is $9,034.96, including principal, interest and taxes, and the real estate involved is the property known as the Kenyon build ing in this city, which had a first mort gage for $10,000 on it, on which $2,066 has been paid off. The first Tuesday in April is made the limit of redemp ton. A week later to redeem in each case is given to Receiver Murray of the First National bank and Lucius B. Morgan, who respectively hold mort gases on the property for S5,Ge0 and S2,6eO.
 A motion for bonds for prosecution was denied in Joseph D. Harris vs. John Donovan.
 Judge Burpee took the papers after the argument of a motion to expunge in George D. Sitler vs. American Strawboard Co.
 Answer in two weeks or default was ordered in the divorce case of Johan- na Paracenti vs. John Paracenti.
 In the divorce suit of David Feuer of Bridgeport vs. Fanny Green Feuer the plaintiff was allowed to amend his complaint by agreement of counsel but two other motions in the case went off. They were for the revoking, va eating or modifying of an order re- quiring plaintiff to pay alimony pen dente lite, and an argument of de- murrer to plaintiffs plea in abate- ment.
 The court gave judgment in accord ance with the advice of the supreme court in the case of William H. Allen and Frank l.. Woodland, trustees under the will of Lorenzo Blackstone, vs. John T. Amy. executor and others, in which suit was brought to determine the construction to be placed upon the will of Lorenzo Blackstone of this city It is understood that the disposition of about s200,090 was involved in this case.
 Upon request of all parties the case was reserved to the supreme court, whose ruling was that the Lorenzo Blackstone estate. now in the hands of the two trustees, MT. Allen ana MT. Woodland, should be divided by the trustees into four equal parts and one
 
 lowing parties: To Mrs. Harriet B. Camp, to Wallace s. Allis, adminis- trator of the J. DeTrafford Blackstone estate. to John T. Almy, executor of the will of William N. Blackstone. and to William H. Allen, administrator of the Louis l.. Blackstone estate
 The counsel fees and expenses were taxed as follows: $1,595.21 on the plain tiffs, payable to their attorney, Wallace $. Allis; s1,565.17 on one of the de- fendants, Frederick J. Huntington executor of the will of Ella B. Hunt ington, and on John T. Amy admin istrator of Lorenzo Blackstone's estate, payable to their attorney Morris w. Seymour; $1.55450 upon the two de- fendants, Justine B. Perkins and Phyllis Blackstone. payable to their attorneys. Brown & Perkins; S1,565.78 upon Mrs. Harriet B. Camp, payable to her attorneys, William Waldo Hyde and Jeremiah J. Desmond; and S1,57S.- SS upon the defendants, John T. Amy Wallace $. Allis and William H. Allen, all in their capacities as administra- tors or executors, and payable to their attorney, Charles E. Searls.