Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08

 ing and the court clerks assistant clerks and messengers were appoint ed.
 Chief Justice Samuel o. Prentice presided and Judge James H. Webb was elected clerk for the ensuing year.
 Those attending the meeting were Chief Justice Samuel o. Prentice and Associate Justices John M Thayer, Alberto T. Roraback, John K Beach; and Superior Court Judges Edwin B. Gager, Milton A. Shumway, Howard J. Curtis William L. Bennett, Lucian F. Burpee, William H. Williams. Jo- seph P. Futile, James H. Webb. Joel H. Reed and Gardiner Greene. Superior Court Clerks. Clerks and assistant clerks of the superior court, to hold office one year from July 1, 1915, were appointed, and their salaries fixed and apportioned at the sums opposite their respective names, as follows in the eastern Con- necticut counties:
 Parsons. clerk, s3,500; FIibberd R. Norman, assistant clerk, $2,500.
 Windham County-Edgar M. War ner. clerk, $2,9o0; Charles A. Capen, assistant clerk, s1o0. Holland County-Lyman T. Tingier, clerk, s1,900; William H. Reed, as- sistant clerk. $1oo. Jury Commissioners. Jury commissioners, to hold office one year from their appointment, were appointed as follows: Windham County-Charles s. Hyde. Charles H. Brown. Holland County-Llewellyn J. Storrs, Edwin c. Pinney.
 New London County-Charles S. Hyde, Charles H. Brown. Court Messenger. In the appointment of court mes sengers was the following; New London County, at Norwich Walter B. Crooks for one year from July l. 1915. States Attorneys. States attorneys to hold office for | two years from July 1, 1915, were ap pointed as follows: New London County-Tiad1al A Hull.
 Holland County-Thomas F. Noone The appointment of MT. Noone was made after it had been announced tha: Charles Phelps of Rockville did not wish to be reappointed states attor- ney for Holland county, a position that | he has held for Il years. Mir. Noone who has in the past acted as states attorney of Holland county, is a na- | tive of Rockville, the son Of MT. and l Mrs. Thomas Noone. He is a graduate ( of the Rockville high school and of l the Yale Law school He was mem l Der of the senate in 1903, and in 1901 he represented Vernon in the house O. representatives. MT. Noone is dem ocrat. He Is chairman of the com mission which has charge of the states interests in the building of steamship piers ill New London har- | bor. MT. Noone has served as pros ecuting attorney in the city court o1 Rockville.
 State Police. Five commissioners of state police | to hold office two years from the first day of July, 1915, and until their suc- | cessors are appointed, were appointed as follows: John H. Perry, Fairfield Henry F. English, New Haven; Wal 1 lace $. Allis, Norwich; James P. Wood ruff, Litchield; William F. Henney Hartford.
 l Coroners.
 Coroners to hold office three years from their appointment, and unti others are duly appointed in theil 1 stead, were appointed as follows, upoI 1 the recommendation of the states at 1 torneys of their respective counties: | Windham county-Arthur G. Bill.
 Fairfield county-John J. Phelan.
 Bar Committee.
 Five members of the state bar ex
 
 years from July 1, 1915, were appointed as follows: Gardiner Greene, William Waldo Hyde, Edward M. Day, Milton A. Shumway, Dennis J. Mccarthy. | Judges-Milton A. Shumway Fdwi1 B. Gager and Howard J. Curtis wer, | the judges for the ensuing year. | Allotment of Judges.
 The following allotment of judges fo ~ Chief Justice Samuel O. Prentice ant | the other supreme court and superio court judges:
 Judge shumway. Second Tuesday in September | Bridgeport criminal term.
 Second Tuesday in October. Danbur. term.
 First Tuesday in December. Middle | town criminal term.
 First Tuesday in February, 1916 New London session, through March l Feb. ', 1916, Il a. m., additiona short calendar session Gone day), Put ] nam.
 First Tuesday in April, 1916, Middle | town criminal term. | Second Tuesday in April, 1916, Mid 1 dletown civil session. l First Tuesday in May, 1916, Nev | Haven, additional session, eight weeks 1 May and June. Snort CalenQar-OCI. 8, 1S10, Ian bury; Jan. 2S, 1916, New London April ', 1916, Middletown; April 2s | 1916, New Haven, for assignment o cases only.
 Judge Gager. l First Tuesday in May, 1916, Wind | ham, civil and criminal term. l First Tuesday in June, 1916, Holland l civil and criminal term. Short Calendar-Oct. 1, 1915, Litch field; Dec. 31, 1915, Bridgeport; Apri l 2s, 1916, Wiudham; June 2, 1916, Tol land.
 Judge Reed.
 Feb. ', 1916, 12 m. (RockviIle), shor | calendar, additional session Gone day) l April 15, 1916, Windham, 10 a. m additional session, short calendar, on 1 day.
 Third Tuesday in April, 1916, Nor wich, additional session to May IS. l Fourth Tuesday in May, 1916, Nor | wich session.
 Short Calendar-April 14, 1916,- Nor wich; May 19, 1916, Norwich.