Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-19
LONG LIST FOR
 SHORT CALENDAR SESSION
Was Last of Present Term of Superior
 Court.

Judge Gardiner Greene presided at a short calendar session of the su- perior court here on Friday morning, which was the last short calendar ses- sion of the term and had so much business before it that it was pro longed into the afternoon.
 Briefs will be filed in the case of Gordon vs. Thayer, receiver, argument of demurrer.
 In the case of Fenton ct al. vs. Fen ton Building Co.,, order allowing par tial compensation to receiver, Receiv- CT John A. Moran was allowed $250 salary. He has a balance of $1,244.12 and the assets were $27,77S.S2. The sum of $31,S00 has been spent to fin ish work.
 In the divorce case of Crandall vs. Crandall the court ordered S7 ali- mony pendente lite.
 A motion to open default was grant ed in the case of Armstrong Vs. Egg gleston, ct al. and pleadings will be filed.
 The annual account of Appleton Main, overseer of the Ledyard tribe of Pequot Indians, was accepted.
 A motion for default for failure to plead was granted in the case of Edna Morgan Herrick vs. Earle E. Herrick Judge Greene denied the motion tc set aside the verdict in the case of C. A. Gager, admr., vs. Jacob Gordon, in
 
 verdict for $2,500 for the death of Ar thur Desmarais.
 EuIosies on July 10.
 s. s. Thresher, president of the New London County Bar association. called up the matter of the reports of con- m1ttees named to prepare resolutions upon the deaths of Charles F. Thaye1 and Gen. Edward Harland Judge Greene said he would try and hold a a o4 hearing the resolutions and addresses on July 10 and if not able he will probably notify the bar and a new date will be selected
 A decree of foreclosure was granted in the case of Storrs vs. Mrs. Richard J. Driscoll, ct al., on property ir Norwich. The amount was S5,S49.25 ons property on Water street.
 Bonds of S75 for prosecution were ordered in the case of Poreda vs Pie trolie and the same amount in the case of H. A. Norton vs. E. R. Norton
 The application of Mrs. Joseph Wulf guardian, for extension of time tC prove claim was granted in the case ot Lippitt ct al. bank commissioners vs Thames Loan & Trust Go.
 Ten days were allowed for answers in the case of Blumenberg vs. Siegel- wacks and in the case of Norwich Savings society Vs. Briggs and others the judgment was opened and the heirs of C. w. Briggs were allowed to enter but the judgment stands on property on Broadway.
 Oil Co. Case Goes Over.
 The case of John B. Carleton. and others vs. the Pennsylvania Oil Go was up again and it went over to Tuesday. The original appraisal was of S97 has been thus far paid on ac- count of the poor condition of the assets.
 Judge Greene decided that he would hear the motion to set aside in the Roma vs. Thames River Specialties case on Tuesday.
 Judgment by Stipulation.
 Judgment by stipulation in the sun of $1,0S4 with interest was given in the case of Henry G. Peck and others vs Mckay Copper Process Co.
 Allen 8eeman Settled.
 E. A. Prentice, receiver for the Al len -Beeman Co.,, bankrupt presented his final account. He was allowed $2,250 for his services of almost a veal and Attorney Geary was allowed $75( for counsel fees.
 The appraisers. G. w. Carroll an6 Joseph c. Worth, were allowed $1; each. There are court fees of $26.15 The total was S3,O26.15 and taking lI41S 1LOII1 I44G bdlStIlCG OI1 lIcdiINl lGcdN Gs @ final dividend of seven per cent. fol the creditors. The stockholders ir the plant lost about $10Q,000
 Receiver Prentice has $9.721.S3 or hand. He collected mort than S6,00( above the appraised value of claims but there was a shrinkage of $18,005.2I on the sale of the plant.
 As S10 was all he could get for then Mir. Prentice was allowed to adjust f1vt claims for that. They are as follows L. P. Bray. New London, $137.38; Ben. det & Goldstein, $6S.S4: c. E. Holden Groton, $15.94; Henry Trudeau. Moos. up $14: Boston and Maine Railroad company, claim for damages. $44.50.
 A 90 per cent. dividend has been pait the creditors, which footed up S23, BPS. Il.
 The May session was adjourned without day by Sheriff Draper at thC request of Judge Greene.