Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-26
MOTIONS AND ASSIGNMENTS
 IN SUPERIOR COURT
Short Calendar Session Held Before
 Judge Shumway.


 The superior court came in at New London Friday morning for a short calendar session and assignment of cases. There were no divorce matters on the list. Court opened at 11.15 with Judge Milton A. Shumway on the bench.
 Assignments.
 The following court cases were as- signed for next week:
 Tuesday, Sept. 29-New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co. vs. Armstrong ct al.
 ednesday-O'Connen vs, Twomey, Evans vs. Evans.
 The following cases were especially assigned for Tuesday, Oct. 27-Ryan inson vs. O'Neill.
 Short Calendar Matters.
 The following short calendar mat ters were disposed of:
 An answer was ordered filed in two weeks in Gift vs. Hull.
 Bonds of $100 in two weeks were ordered in O'Leary vs. Connecticut Co ct al.
 Bonds of $75 for prosecution in two weeks were ordered in Gager vs. Mott
 The case of Matteson ct al. trus- ment of committee, went off the list
 Two weeks were allowed in which to file an answer or other pleading in Bromley vs. Anderson, ct al.
 Answer or other pleading in two weeks was ordered in Saczy1ouski vs Walker.
 Filing of a pleading in two weeks was ordered in Nomer vs. Siegelwaks
 In Slaga vs. American Strawboard Co., bonds of s75 to prosecute were ordered.
 Bonds of s75 in two weeks were or. dered in Hartmann vs. Ryan.
 An order for more specific state ment as to time and place of alleged adultery was ordered filed in two weeks in Paracenti vs. Paracenti.
 The motion for a more specific statement in Town of Lisbon vs. Wolfe ct al. Was granted and the statement ordered filed in two weeks, -: The case of Kelley vs. Holmes, ct al bond for prosecution. went off. ! Two weeks were allowed in Juru- kian vs. Shetucket Co.,, default for fail ure to plead.
 The case of Buckley ct al. vs Ster. ling Machine Co., an order terminating the reoeivership,a was postponed one week.
 An amended answer was ordered filed fin two weeks in >Matteson ct al trustees vs. Nameaug Boat club.
 An argument of demurrer to defene Fenton's plea in abatement was heart in the case of the Norwich Industria Improvement Co. vs. Fenton Building Co. ct al. and the judge took tht papers,
 An answer was ordered filed in twt weeks in Fitch vs. town of Preston appeal from board of relief.
 The two cases of Strauss ys. Con necticut, default for failure to plead went off. .-"s':
 Three weeks were allowed in Four nier vs. Draper, permission to plead and Chapman vs. Chapman, perfnis sion to plead.
 In Washburn & Rogers. Inc, vs Storing & Leasing Co. and Boss vs Boss, ct al, default for failure tt plead two weeks were allowed.
 The default was opened in Levin vs Shumewitz. ct al.
 Bonds of $75 were ordered in VII Hams ct al. vs. Orient Fire Insuranc' Co.,
 Three weeks in which to file req sons of appeal were ordered in Eccle ys. Rhode Island Hospital Trust Go The case of Murphy vs. Mckay. tha receiver be ordered to file an accoun and pay rent of premises occupied b. him, was postponed, The case of York vs. York; execute default for failure to plead, went of The case of Lusijnan vs. Lusijnan allowance to defend and motion fo more specific statement was postponed Two weeks were allowed in the cas- of Pumerantz vs. National Fire In surance Co. and Hillyer vs. boroug1 of Groten, default for failure to plead