Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-17
SHORT CALENDAR BUSINESS.
Judge 6urpee Presides for Motion List for January Additional Session of Superior Court.

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 Superior Court.
 Judge Lucien F. Burpee presided here on Friday morning at motion list and short calendar session for the January additional session of the su- perior court.
 The following matters were disposed of:
 Headings in a week were ordered in the suit for support brought by Ginevra R. Karoli against her hus- band, Henry P. Karoli, of Ledyard.
 Foreclosure on Norwich Property.
 Foreclosure in the sum of $S,s61.93, with the last Tuesday in March for the limit of redemption. was granted in Norwich Savings society vs. Joseph P. Mack of Philadelphia The real estate covered is on South Golden street and along the Shetucket river and the New Haven railroad tracks in this city, and was mortgaged for $6,000 to the Norwich Savings society on Nov. IS, 1903. The sum of s2,5O0 has been paid off on it and a portion of the land released, but the plaintiff has been compelled to pay taxes and insurance on the property.
 Headings were ordered to be filed in one week in James P. Shea of New London vs. Frederick H. Gavitt of New London, and in two weeks in Mary F. Rogers vs. city of New London, Mary E. Harvey and others vs. city of New London, and E. w. Eldridge, admr., and others ys. William H. Beckwith of Waterford.
 Three Suits Against Trolley Road.
 Headings in two weeks were ordered in Mrs. Paulinay Oldroyd and Thomas F. Oldroyd of New London vs. Con- necticut company for $5.000 damages to Mrs. Oldroyd for being thrown from a trolley car by it's starting up as she RaffinO in New London July ', 1911.
 The same time for pleadings was also ordered in Katherine A. Hooper and her husband, John T. Hooper, of pany and the city of New London for $5,000 damages for injuries sustained by Mrs Hooper in New London on the 18th of November, 1911, by stepping off a trolley car into ditch which has been dug in the course of excavations on Broad street. The city of New London made no appearance in court by counsel.
 Two weeks were given for pleadings in Patrick Donahue of New London vs. Connecticut company. where the plain tiff claims $3,000 damages for injuries he received in a trolley car which was struck by another on Sept 8, 1912, on Main street in New London near the Old Town mill property. He was thrown against the back of the seat III "ALSI llS was SiIllu6-
 Grade Changed in New London Street.
 The same period of two weeks to plead in Benjamin l.. Armstrong ys. city of New London, in which MT. Armstrong claims $3,O00 damages from the city for changing the grade in Ashcraft road.
 Confirmed as Permanent Receivers.
 In Charles A. Wimpfheimer of New York vs. Arion Singing society of Stonington, the motion was granted confirming the two temporary receiy- CTS, Frank l.. Mcclure of New London and Elias B. Hinckley of Stonington as temporary receivers, and four months after Feb. 1, 1914. was made the limit for the presentation of claims.
 In the matter of Norwich, Colchester and Hartford Traction company vs. Norwich, Colchester and Hartford Construction company. the motion was granted to strike from jury docket and place on court list for failure to file with the clerk a written notice specify ing whether they desire all, and. if not, which issues tried to the jury.
 Matters Postponed.
 Motions that were postponed or went off were in Bryon J. Moves vs. Minnie F. Moves, allowance to defend and alimony pendente lite; Atwood, trustee, vs. BeckWith and others fore closure; Ducy vs Martin, default for failure to plead Congregation Pische Tschuvoh, default for failure to plead: Spaldfng, executor, vs. Jerome, default for failure to plead
 Bond Substituted for Attachment
 Upon application to the court by Mary Moriarty of NoPwalk, who is de- fendant in a suit brought by James O'Connell of this city, her real estate in this city. which had been attached for .S3,000, was released by the substi- tuition of the bond of Daniel T. Murphy of Norwalk.
 $1,450 for Injuries in Mill.
 Judgment for $1,450 per stipulation was entered in the case of Joseph A. Mafcoux vs Charles D. White and the UncasvilIe Misunderstanding compa- ny. The plaintiff sued for $2O,O00 damages for injuries received at the Uncasyiile Manufacturing company's cotton mill at Oakdale on Oct. 22. 1912, where Marcoux, a minor lost his left arm in an elevator accident.
 Assignments.
 The following assignments were
 Tuesday, Jan. 20. at Norwich-7J. H. Uldege H. Desrosiers vs. Desrosiers Clothing Co.,: Bessie A. Heath vs. Charles H. Heath and others.
 Wednesday, Jan 21-Annie W. Coggeshall vs. William CoggeshaIl; Henry D. Winans and May, Inc vs Anna S. Elliott
 Thursday, Jan. 22-Iina Beckwith vs. City of New London; Clarence NJ. Cohen vs Charles F. Thayer (nisi)
 Friday, Jan. 23-Short calendar, bar meeting and assignment of cases
 Tuesday, Jan. 27-Frances Moore vs. Annabel Douglass, executrix. ap- peal from probate, Rebecca E. Elion- sky vs. Inan Elionsky, Julia Lofak Gordon vs Hedman A. Gordon, May nard l.. Bray ,vs. Adelia Bray.
 Farther Lights Elect.