Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08
ALOTMENTS OF JUDGES
 FOR COMING YEAR
Made at Annual Meeting of Supreme
 and Superior Court Judges.

The first Monday of June in each year is the day set for the annual meetin of the judges of the su- preme and superior courts of this l state. This meeting. which was to make aI1otments and appointments for the court year of 1917-19l8 was held in Hartford Monday apd in ad- dftton to the reappointment of court clerks and other officers in the state | and counties, some new appointments were made and salaries of clerks advanced, the advances to take eff feet August L
 Perhaps the most important ap- pointment went to Judge Walter Hol- comb of Torrington. who was made states attorney of Litchfield county. He takes the place of Donald T. Warner, who in March became a judge of the superior court The aI1otnents of the judges for the court year beginning July 1. include the following:
 First Tuesday in December, Tol- land civil and criminal term
 First Tuesday in September, Put nam civn term
 First Tuesday in October. Putnam crntLla1 term.
 Bennett, J. and keeIer, Jr.
 April Is, Windham, 10 a. m, ad- dittonal session. short calendar; one day.
 Fourth Tuesday in May, Norwich session.
 Burpee, ].
 First Tuesday in January, windham criminal term
 First Tuesday in February, New London session, through March. February 4, 1918, additional short calendar session Gone day) Putnam.
 Greene, J.
 First Tuesday fn September, Nor wich criminal term
 Third Tuesday in September, New London. civil term through October: Second Tuesday in April, Holland civil and criminal term
 Second Tuesday in April, Holland civil and criminal tenn.
 First Tuesday in May, New London criminal term
 Futile, J. First Tuesday in May. Windham civil and criminal term. First Tuesday in June, Holland civil and criminal term.
 Webb, J. First Tuesday in March, Putnam. civil and criminal term. Warner, J. First Tuesday in September, Tol- land civil and criminal term First Tuesday in November, Nor | wich session with jury. First Tuesday in January. Norwich | criminal term. Third Tuesday in January, Norwich | additional session to January 31st.
 Kellogg, J.
 Fourth Tuesday iii October, Wind | nam civil session to November 2s.
 Naturalization Sessions. Sessions of the superior court in | counties of the state where natural | zations are held were fixed and in | cIude the following:
 New London county-On the first | Tuesday in October, at New London | md by adjournment to Wednesday, October 3, at Norwich.
 Windham county On the third | Tuesday in September, at Putnam, md by adjournment to the Wednes- emher, at Windham-
 On the second Tuesday in May, at Nindham, and by adjournment to the Wednesday after the second Tuesday Holland county - On the second Tuesday in September, and second Tuesday in June. 1918. at Rockville.
 Hearing in Chambers. Dates for hearings in chambers turing July and August when the .ourts are on vacation include the fol- owing:
  trough the clerks office in the city for the judge holding the -llotnent at the time.
 Greene, J. = July 2nd-July 7th, in lusive at Norwich.
 All of the judges were present at he meeting. Chief Justice Samuel O. Prentice presided and Judge John P. Kellogg acted as clerk, he being the atest appointee to the bench. Judges William s. Case, Joel H. Reed, and Toward J. Curtis constituted the com nittee of allotments. Appointments f court officers and other appoint nents include:
 New London County. George F. Parsons, clerk, July, 1917, 291.66; eleven months from August 1917 to July 1. 1918, $3,666.67. Hibberd R. Norman, assistant clerk, uly, 1917. $20S-33; eleven months, rom August 1, 1917, to July 1, 1918, 2,75O.
 Windhan County. Edgar N. Warner, clerk, s2,90o Charles A. Capen, assistant clerk,
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