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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02

bon foIdleur aoIfiteiu cine pcrbdItuiBs
mdBlg fIelnere @abe itpn. 9nt atGemeis
rtr miro maj inben,n 5ut ibuu, iciutn
gu QroBCu prattlibcn lluterihieo 3rpiidsn
oeu aaItiteiu nit unb obne Waguciium
3u MAIDEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02
Slciidmnrit nit 9noblnudl.

R q DE elmer 5rou aiamnI5 sc.
itln0uiiiel &enn lie Wahr iinO. rper.
ZEN ie Dir uiti atJloubi. Emo
e crlo3cn. = BIaubt lie or. FLU.
,cr0em ilao @siianonliic geit"at
IS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02

Scftc ior1iouc llchcrwodunG iriuts
CbitQartcns be6cutet fir ben TarmGr
Qaraumcn ,3eitucrIuit una nidt mb1
ocutcn6e Soften, moiilr bic GrtrGat
fait nicmols eincn cntiprchen6cn @e
1qurcrtb licicrn. 70 rob man int
o5ruu0c qcuommeu r. Dem Tnrmcr
aud oar nitt Derijbclu fam, mcnr
or iejncu C5itoartcu oernodI0i'i9t
Beihdftlifcr Vetricb lohut i'd.
@ir6 binacgen sic Cbt3uft rein
qcIhGitlih betr:cben. 10 fam man
Sic Nnicften mt Griolq %ini'cmntijt.
hefdmpfcn. iid chi Ole 3uht uoH
GNclo6it unN Gruht better Gua'jtit
nerfaaeu uno iiberhoupt bic aau7e
Sn0uItric, pom Au5iuAen elmer aa3e'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02
Ginc ii6lc &orbcbcntung.

gos I6eint bon feiucr iehr Quten
Norbebcutung fir sic 3ufunft Der
apfclinouitric in Yiiiiouri 3u iein,
mas iiderIit njdt in Der Abiifjt Der
@eh6r6e licgt Dem Huie 6es Stoo.
tes ais zines Der 3entren Der @cpiel-
3udt in Nncrjfo eineu orgen Stob git
pcricten. N0cin aud bier qilt o1s
Sprihmort, 01b ieocs llngIiid aud
elm Slid i'm 56ooBe troGe; 6enn bus
Bulletin merit NIT cincr gepiiicn De.
nuathuunq ooroui bin, 0oB ijh Die
GbIt3udt in Wiiiouri ougeubIidIih in
cinem ll%ebcrqon9 itaaium beiin6e.
6eiien Gu0e in %nbiehbnrer 3eit Elm
treten un0 6cn 9cq'nn elmer neuer
0luthe3pit iUr Ole Cbitin6uitrie oes
Stoate5 ~fenn3cidncu Der6e. Der BON
FARMER mehr %nchenbei ohne Sniisr1
un6 ohre beior0ere Sorqfolt betrie.
bene CbIgorten made Dem Gbitgar'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02

)at1o0lt0 Ddt Ole
@Iutmurit hire
Senennul1g bon
Dem babel Der
~ipenoctcn 9lut,
man ioa abtr
nid)t iiberpiel DO
bon nebmcn, 10
baB oie 6leiih.
maiie gut roth
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02

umu Gd eaM%nNt@t h8MaeM m@g pa%n bier bgsHpnGtb nnm%ra an"~ t Yer Gmmtn ahrM4
gepWcW MpNeo Der @nrntdH oMt umT numQ an mtrtbi 6aftSs g huIe, Gr Der Hmenm hes
9npn 9anNs Hmpne 3ndrtm nw0m mWb autTtMt
Mm S els @p tIn Sperb hMgntFn nMn &mIW es nm@ lB Die SWPm@ 2aT
ale mnn amm9n Fb mi emttub BON Gents @uhuotn gu omeFrn aubm
Sn gan utb, ,9uKh"2 ga Gur gS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02

beidrdnft lit, on lit es natlIrlId) olt5'
qeidIoiicu aroBe un0 ihmere 3oIlcu
al p;lcqen. fie fonnen bier nldt &c
oeihen. perfiimmern unO bleiben Der
8eroruB hires 9fIegers. Sic moi
len eiucn qroBen frcien 4uslouf n1iT
Sclo mo @ieIe boben, menn Ite
ibre mirtbidaftliden Gigenihoften
ooa mo gar5 entfalten louen. SIN
cnqcn Iu9laltf gebulten meroen Die
qroBcn 9toiicn fett. leioeu inter elmer
It1noigen 9rutluit, iobul0 lie einige
Gier Qelcqt baben oocr hoden III Der
io"nitiQru Belt in ben Gden 0es Nus.
IaufeS trage umbcr.
@an3 ou0erS berboltcn iih bier Die
fleiucn 3p~crgbiibncr oieIiad ais
8untom5 uugeIprodcn. &hucn
noftet njdt Die fronfbnite Sdcu uuo
8il0heit Der grobcn Raiieu an, tic
limo 8utroulid un0 ibrem @ilcQcr 3lt-
qetban, ucbmcu nit Dem beifcioen.
item Qlu5louic uorlicb mo iin0 NIT
menig Tlltter 3tr erbnIten. 9a5u last
tire 2c1cthdtigfeit in feiner Neile
All miiuifcn iibrig unb ibrc Ger
iino ourdau5 niht 10 flein mie oiel-
fud allf @runo ibrcr &orperform
qcalaubt miro. Die 2bierc lcgen i'm
&erbGltniB 5l ibrem &orper iogor
Icbr grobe @icr. 0rei Oieier 3werg-
hitbnereicr iino ifmerer nlS 5ruei
@ier bon ben qr0Btcr lno ihlperIten
RoIien, pcnn tie noh Dem 8elpid)te
beltrtheiIt meroen. gS lit oaber
~qrunofolf6 in oieicn fleinen Sbieren
nur 3ier - ooer Sportbiibner ie-
ben gu molten, ite iino bieImebr gang
electromagnetic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fir oen flcinen Sousbait .un0 lire
&nIfoifurg fam nift genitg ernpfob-
len iperocn.
gei ben @ricd)em nno R0mern.
Sd)on ben olten 8ried9n nno go
ntern tparen peridieoee 3mer9formen
befonnt mo in nod meiter 5uriid lie.
aenSen 3eitcn iino iolde Sbiere in
China, Sapan ltno Dem iiio0Itliden
9iien ee3iidtet porben. 9eionoerS
5iittet hcute Sapan oieie emerge.
Oo5 Heid Der d~ufgebenoen Sonne
hot ia in allen Sod)en feline @eIon.
oerbeiten. &leir, tpie alleS in SSapan
lit, bonn Wenifen b%erunter bis 81
sen filnftlid %per5uergtcn 3immer.
nno @artenpflau8en, iibcrtrdgt iid
bieie &orIiebc Der Sopnner alth auf
sic S%oustbiere, sic I'M Die tleinen
@Gusdcn mo @0rtden Iebcn.
9icie iaponiifen 3wergbiibner iin0
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02

oea perbreltet. Sic MADDEN Sda0en in
ullcr mo ic0er Neiie uuo troBOcm
ibneu id)on uou icbcr ieitcn9 0ca
0teniden ser &rieg crfIdrt mrlroc,
Idbt lid cine Nbnubmc in ihrer Ser.
brcituug un0 3ubl eIQeutIldl gar
uid)t bemerfeu. I'M 8cQeutleiI eS be.
itcbt 3unabmc. IS lit 0aher iebr
bcarciiIid. 0aB man lid sic &ernlh
ting Ser Hattcu angcIegcu fem
ldBt uno aui WittcI mo @cac iinnt,
Der NInge 81 itcuern mo GiuhoIt 3t
thun. Ger empioblcnen Huttenmtt.
tel gibt e@ un5obligc uno iebr uerihie
0ene 9cfampiungsmetbo0cn iin0 be.
io!It. &cioer iiu0 oie m~ejItcn tpcnio
erfolareih o0er in Ser Hraris id)tper
o0cr gdn3lid ulou$fibrbnr, maude
baben mn noritbcrgchcn0e @irtunQ
IN Der &ermiu0crung ser 3abI ser
Soften uu0 audi oie 3lDCdmdBiQiten
N2ctboocn n~criGQeu. renm lie nid,t
unoufborIih urlo fortgcIctt 3ur 2in-
pcnoung fommcu un0 Is I0bt iid) altdl
nid1t ie0c @eflmpiung@ort inter al.
len &erbdItniIieu sur Nu5iiibrung
brinQcu.
,3u ocn midtiqcn uno mcbr erioIg
reid}en glaEuobmcu sur &crtiIquug
mn 9IbnChr Scr Notten iilo 81 redl.
men: &er8iitumq Iougcn in ToIleu,
Tongcn 0urd) 6rettden mo &unoc,
C0otHna ourh oiitige @oic uno m0g
IidIt rattcuiiterc @nrort Ser @cbiu.
oe. llcbcr Ole 4%npcn0una oieier Dit
tel naditebcu0 Die ndbereu Au5iiiD
runqcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02
Rnmeilunaen 5,r 9aus(6rd6teret.

ipiben Na6el hinein menn fem Sro.
pfen @lut fommt, lit iie gut.
%pr5iiglidpe Slntunrit.
Sier3u ninmt man Elm git oltrd)s
rodIencs Sdpeincileiih (8ruit. ODER
@oudfIeiih), sic 3unge, Oos Ser3
uno Ole Niercn, fod)t es I'M @urIt-
feiieI gor, ihnei0et cS in @iirfel,
menqt nod 1 bis = Qfuno miiriclig
qcldlnittcnell, ungcrdllherten Spef
oorltntcr, piir5t Dies nit y lln5e &C.
itoBencn @eipitr5fornern, - un5e &c.
ItoBeneu Nelfen, "a lln5cn ~geItoBenem
9feffcr, cine Sonopol geriebcnem
uno 0urhqeIiebtem Qtnioran un0 e.
nigcn 20ffeln Sal3, gicBt burdl ein
Sicb 0os n0tbige @lltt bin5u, 10 oaB
elm Dinner 9rei cntitcht, 0elt mani
mittelit oes @5urittridter8 in Die
mohl3uqcrifteten 9drme filat, NOR.
auf man Die @iirIte 10 lange foden
IdBt, bis betm Sineinitehen nit Der
@obeI fcin Vlut mehr h%erausquiut.
Gleinere Miiritdlcn bralidlcn nid)t lam
qer ul5 cine Stlrltoe 81 fodlem gro
Bere bcoiirfen 3pci Stun0en. GieIe
finoen, oaB Sic 9lutnurit iebr or Sc
idunod Qeminnt, menn man etpo3
mcnigcr Shneinefleiih uimmt uro
oofiir einige Galbsmil5e hinsuIebt,
sic man in fofenoem @aiier einige.
nal oufnnQcn laBt. Damn in faltt8
@oiier legt. BON Ser 6alt reinigt
mo Damn oie @urIt m Den Tnud)
bdngt.
Geroelatwurit.
3uthoten: Gin @oroerifirfen,
RiidenItiide uno 2uftiped. @cmiir3c:
8dn3en uuh Qcitobenen neiBen 8ief,
Ter, Sala etrDnS 53ufer mo Got
i~erpcnIaI3. DcIdcs Die @urit onucrno
reid mto ron ih6ner rother Torbe
crhaIt. 9u 30 @iun0 maoeres GIeiid-
) Gfun0 Spef. 0ns 6leiif mir6
0rcIa bis btcrmdt 0urd) Die 4tdldlInC
oetriebcn. Ser Spef jreinloI. on5u
lln3en Gonierpen'aI3. I uu3e SnIpe.
ter. I l1rse 3ufer. ! lln8e gnr3er
reiscn 9feFicr uu0 eberio p;eI a.
TtoBenen: 9ohiaI3 mad @eitmod
Tos 1lciih mub ref)t Iarge nit Der
@c~iir2eu ms rem Sol3 untereju
ur6er genrbeitet un0 Damn in oorqe
ridtete Rir6s- ODER Sh~einsodrm
mittels StopFmaifinen gefint per
! ben. Die @Irite Deroen oann g.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02
Nilioc @iftc.

Gincs Ser bili0itcn Site uno ell
iebr rDirfiones fir Rntten un6 Wiauie
lit to%hIeniorlrer 9orpt 6oricum
corbonote). GieieS MineroI bat Sen
&or3ug ooB es peber nl,rd Sc.
rud ODER 8eitmod ouiidaig miro, cs
lit geid)mod- uno oerudIo3 un0 lit in
fIeiuercn Wenacn fir groBere Gbiere
bnrmIos uno unid0oIih. Die @ir.
flung BEL Den Gatten uno Nauicn lit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02

geboren sum
9auie tie nliti
len al3 Elm MOTH
luenoiger@eltano
tbeil augeieben
neroen no 3ltHt
@auie ell 9of
o0er @drtdcn ge=
bort. $50 abcr
Der Hultln MIR
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02

pieblung, ie ertpies iih ic6er nnoeren
Nctbooe uuf @rhno prattiidcr snbolis
pcriuhe nett uberleQeH.
The herald., 1920-04-01
CHARTER.

orleans. Lat. | share. The subscribers
hereto have respectively written opposite
their names the amount OF stock in this
corporation subscribed for by each of
them so that this act OF incorporation
may also serve as the original subscrip-
ton list of said corporation.
Thus don" aud passed, at my office. in
the city of New Orleans on the day .
month aud year herein first above writ
ten in TIA" presence of Abraham Gold
berg and II. GenereS Dufour, competent
WITNESSES. who have hcrpunto signed their
names. together with the said appearers
and rae. Notary. after due reading of
the whole. (OTigiual signed Ferd katZ
40 Camp St, New Orleans. Il shares :
+. Duval Armstrong, 40 Camp St. New
Orleans. l share: +. IL. Wilkinson. Hi
hernia Bank x 4. Co. New Orleans. |
share: l.. V. DE Gruy. New Orleans. La.
| share. Witnesses: Abraham Goldberg.
~. G"n"rcS DufOur. Al. e. Hammer, Not.
rub.
I. the undersigned Recorder of Mort
Cages. in and for the Parish of Orleans.
state of Louisiana. do hereby certify that
the alloy" and fore-oinS Act of IHcOr
porati0u OF the "CuyHmrl Steamship Com
pauy. Inc" was this day duly recorded
in my office. in BOOK IFS. f"iia ---.
New Orleans, February -. 1920
DSignrdD Emil" !. Leonard by. T.
l. the undersigned Notary Public. do
hereby certify that the above and fore
going il a true AMI correct copy of the
Ar. Of Incorporation OF "Iuyamrl Steam
~hiI company. Inc on file aud of rec
ord in my office, together with the Ger
tifirarr Of the Deputy Recorder OF Mort
Cages thrrct" attached.
Witness my hand and seal of office nj
New orleans. Ii, this 1t day Of March
1870. Al. &. HAMMER. Not. Pub.
Mar. I.Npr :
The herald., 1920-04-01
CHARTERS.

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Directors. divided into the Office of Seq
rotary aud the. office of Treasurer. said
Board OF Directors may from tim" To
thine appoint such Other officers. clerks.
a=' nt> and other employees aN ih"\ may
Deem necessary for IN" business oi >ud
corporation, each ana All OF whom may De
removed or discharged Al ih' pleasure" OF
III" Hoard. The N.tld Hoard OF directors
shall adopt seal for this corporation
lth" seal heretofore adopted continuing 10
j." tn" seal OF SAID 'orporati"nl; ana Sal'
l:o"rd OF directors may mar" ana "Ntah,
HI"r ~ WI ~ "l''i I"u "'',',,'l' ""n "'.''
-, 'H "a - Co. 49,. i,,,',rt ana mon,
Y-.mrut of the affairs of said corporation.
Each nirr"tor shall hay" authority to 1p-
point ~ writing proxy 10 represent MN
al any ana al n'".iliTH ni we h"Ir"' sue"
| PloNE ~. ~ 800 ~ - :, II
The herald., 1920-04-01
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF
DEATON & ROBERTSON, MOOR
PORtTFD

state Of Louisiana. Parish of Orleans.
BE il known. That on this twenty sixth
day of February. 1870. before me, ThOs
F.. Furlow. a duly commissioned qualified
and acting Notary Public in and for the
Parish of Orleans. State of Louisiana, and
in the presence of the hereinafter named
and undersigned witnesses, personally
came and appeared the several persons
whose names are hereunto subscribed and
severally declared that. availng themselves
of the general laws of the State OF Louis-
lana in such cases made and provided
they have formed and organized. and do
by these presents form themselves and
such others as may hereafter become as
ISOLATED with them into, a corporation and
The herald., 1920-04-01
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF
FUERST e. KRAEMER, LIMITED.

United States of America, State of Lou
isiana. Parish of Orleans, City of New Or
leans Re il known. That on this first day
of March, 1920. before me, Charles Rosen.
a Notary Public. duly commissioned and
qualified, in and for the Parish of Orleans.
therein residing, and in the presence OF
the undersigned witnesses. personally
came and appeared Albert Kraemer, Chair.
man, and Joseph NJ. Meyer. Secretary. of
a meeting of Fuerst & Kraemer, Limited
n corporation organized by act before
Waiter Charles Parlange, Notary Public,
for this Parish, on March LIST. 1911. re-
corded in Mortgage Office of this Parish
The herald., 1920-04-01
WATCH
THE BIG 4

Stomach Kidneys-Feart-Li Liver
Keep the vital organs healthy by
regularly taking the worlds stand
ard remedy for kidney, liver.
bladder and uric acid troubles
The herald., 1920-04-01
GOLD MEDAL
sMRLEM.0n
" CAPSULES ~

The National Remedy of Holland for
centuries and endorsed by Queen Wilhsl-
nina. At all druggists, three sizes.
L,ok fer the name Gold Medal on every bsx
aad accept No imitation
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22

of defense, disclosure made If no de- fense, judgment. off If defense be claimed, then default judgment for fail- ure to plead, pleadings ordered in ten days
 Gorman-Leonard Coal Co. vs. F. H. & A. H. Chappell Co. Default for failure to answer, pleadings ordered in one week.
 Julia A. Coombs vs. Charles Coombs. More specific statement as to matters character and acts of intolerable cruel ty with dates of specific acts. ordered to be filed in 30 days.
 Perkins vs. Bailey Admr ct al Dis any, and if none. judgment of foreclosure and limitation of time. postponed.
 Alderman vs. Anderson. Argument of demurrer, postponed.
 Storrs vs. Shannon, ct al Argument of demurrer. postponed.
 Storms, Admr. vs. Lang, ct al Answer or other pleadings within one week by the defendants Lang and City of Nor wich, postponed.
 Vergason vs. Fox, ct al Answer oi other pleading within one week or de, fault, pleadlngs ordered in two weeks
 Willimantic Savings Institute vs foreclosure. postponed.
 Thames National Bank vs. Jerome Answer or other pleadings, pleadings or dered in two weeks.
 Jewett City Savings Bank vs Hill Conservator. ct al Foreclosure and limi- tation of time. postponed.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
ODD FELLOWS.

Odd Fellowship in Connecticut contin- ued to gain in members and in financial resources, according to the report Of or ficers given to the grand lodge members, at the session in Bridgeport this week. Grand Master William T. Meyer pre- sided.
 The report of Grand Secretary Will liam S. Hutchinson showed that with 26,so1 members in good standing Jan. 1, last, the net gain for the year was 1,080. The total receipts for the year from subordinate lodges were S3So,419; the assets of such lodges totalled s1,021,- 8S0, and the increase in the value of real estate, etc, was s6,Ss6 making the to- tai finances S1,365,1ss, from which were paid S14S,022 in relief and s141.S1S il expenses or in round figures s2s9, ,340, leaving a balance of total assets of S1,- 075,845, indicating gain of, S47,964 in the year. The total invested funds of the order are sS85,077, with s190,767 invested in regalia, etc There were re- lieved 3,900 brothers who were in dis tress and 25 O49 was the period in weeks covered by the relief given.
 The Rebekah lodges did not do as we'll in the year as their brother lodges for with total funds of $36,418 on Jan. there was a net loss of $1,S66. Mem bership did better for the net gain in brothers was PAS, in sisters 591, making a total of S39 and a total membership of 10.524. Mary E. Johnson, the secretary of the Rebekah assembly of the state. showed 61 lodges on which the figures here given were based.
 Grand Master Mayer in his address spoke of an extremely interesting year in Odd Fellowship work among the su- bordinate lodges and of increasing in- terest. He paid tribute to the service of Grand Secretary Hutchison and to the district deputies. A matter to come up was that of raising more money for | the home at Groton by levying an as- sessment on lodges equal to $1 per mem | Der. The money would be used for ad- ditional buildings needed to keep the | home up to it's standard.
 Grand Secretary Hutchison in his re- view of the year congratulated members
 in their response to the call of the grand
 master to make the past the banner year
 and added possible slogan for the or.
 ders in the words, Not a Mere Beneh-
 cial Society, but a Great Fraternal Brotherhood"
 Grand Treasurer s. W. Challenger, ir l his report, showed a credit balance oi
 the grand lodge to be $3,S09, with s5OC | cancelled off the war loan and payments
 made of $S,444.
 The report of the grand representa-. l tives reviewed the importance of the I ninety-ifth annual session of the soy
 ereign grand lodge at Baltimore.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
nay2sd
Ar A couRr OF PRoHArE HEIr

AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Ledyard. within and for the Dis trict of Ledyard, on the 2lst day of May. A. D. 1920.
 Present - SAMUEL E. HoLDRIDGE. Judge.
 Estate of Jessie L. Pierce, late of Ledyard. in said District. deceased.
 The Executor exhibited his adminis- tration account with said estate to the Court for allowance: 1t Is therefore
 Ordered. That the 27th day or May, A D. 1920. at 2 o'clock in the after noon. at the Probate Court Room in Ledyard. in said District. be. and the same is. appointed for hearing the same. and the said Executor is directed to give notice thereof by publishing this order one time in The Norwich Bulletin. a newspaper having a circu- lation in said District at least five days prior to the date of said hearinE, and make return to the Court.
 The above and foregoing is a true copy of record. r. Attest:
 SAMUEL E. HoLDRIDGE. mayz2d Judge .
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
MOTION LIST MATTERS To

The following matters were disposed of before Judge George E. Hinman here Friday morning at the short calendar and motion list session for the opening of the May term of the superior court:
 Ship Construction & Trading Co., vs Hayes, ct al Judgment for want of answer. pleadings ordered in two weeks.
 Anna Cathcart Kluess vs Otto Kluess. Second order of notice, granted.
 Mary z. Reynolds vs. John F. Rey- holds. Second order of notice, granted.
 Constantine ys. Panoros, ct. al Answ- CT or other pleadings directed within two weeks or default.
 William J. Urban vs. Clara A. Urban. Second order of notice, granted.
 Palmer Brothers Go. vS Uncasville Wharfage & Storage Co. Foreclosure, postponed.
 Harry D. Mclaughlin vs. May Francis Mclaughlin. Allowance to defend, argu- ment of motion for more specific state ment, both postponed.
 Albert Giannette vs. Edvice Giannette second order of notice, granted
 Phebe E. Gadreau vs. Paul Gadreau Second order of notice, granted.
 Edgar vs. Morgan, ct al. Default for failure to plead. pleadings in two weeks c. M Shay Fertilizer Co. vs. Utter CO Default for failure to plead, postponed United States Steamship O. vs. Groton Iron Works That the claim of West inghouse Electric & Manufacturing Go be ordered listed by the receivers as ar allowed claim and that it be allowed by the court, postponed.
 venditto vs. Finnegan. Permission tc plead. pleadings in two weeks ordered Caroline Lakin vs. Wilbur A. Lakin Second order of notice, postponed. Newell, Conservator vs. Dodd. ct al | Admrs. Answer or other pleadings or dered in two weeks
 Jerkins vs. Bailey. Adnr., ct al. Hear ing on application of Henry H. Pettis ] conservator to be admitted as part! 1 plaintiff, granted.
 Wilkinson, ct al vs. Dorsey, Jr., Erx. ct al Default for failure to answer, judg took the papers.
 l Wilkinson. ct al vs. Neilan. Disclosur of defense or judgment, pleadings order ed in ten days.
 Neilan vs Messere Default for failur to plead, pleadings ordered in two weeks
 Wilkinson, ct al. vs. Dorsey, Jr.. EXT | ct al 1 Permission to file demurrer 0 Dorsey Executor and demurrer of Dor l sey, ct al, trustees. Argument of de murrers of Dorsey. Executor and Dorsey | ct al, trustees. judge took the papers. l Perkins vs. Dudley. Default for failur l to plead. pleadings in two weeks.
 Twomey vs. Donegan. Argument of de murrer and motion filed by plaintiff. of Elizabeth O. Meyer vs. Abraham
 Meyer Alinony pendente lite, postpon ed.
 | Vergason vs.- Fox. ct al Motion for tn | Maryland Casualty Co.,. of Baltimore {
 be made party plaintiff. postponed. Nc Williams vs. Morton. 1 Disclosur
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
DIyTnICroF NORTH sroNINcTo

ss.. Court Of Probate, May 20. 1920
 Estate of Fannie E. Wright. late oi North Stonington. in said District, de- ceased.
 The Administrator q. b. n. having ap. piled for an order authorizing and em- towering him to sell certain real esiats belonging to said estate. as per appli- cation on file more fully appears:
 Ordered, That the 2sth day of May 1920. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, al the Court of Probate in North StoninE- ton, be. and the same is. assigned for q hearing on the foregoing application. and this Court directs the Administra- tor d. b. n. to cite all persons interest ed therein to appear at said time and place. by publishing this order oi notice once in some newspaper having a circulation in said District, and hy posting a copy on the public signposf in the Town of North Stonington. where the deceased last dweit, at least three days before said day of hearing, and return make to this Court of the
 CHARLES c. GRAY.
 may22d Judge.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
MAY TERM AssINGMENTs
 FOR SUPERIOR COURT HERE

The following court assignments to open the May term of the superior court in Norwich were made at the short cal endar session held here Friday morning before Judge George F. Hinman:
 Tuesday, May 18th: F. L. Howard vs Frederick Schwaner, Exr.. Appeal from Probate. New York. New Haven & Hart ford Railroad Co vs The Town of East Lyme, Appeal from Board of Relief Mary P. Crandall vs Moves E. Crandall.
 Wednesday,. May 18th: Mary Ann Jackson KS. John Shearer Jackson. Phil ip Bruno vs. Griazio Bruno. Florence Eccleston vs. Leander W. Eccleston. An nie Lubchansky vs. Reuben Lubchansky.
 Thursday. May 27th: Sarah Marion Maynard vs. James Maynard. Orrin C. Main vs. Martin W. Main, EXT. Will jam r. Austin vs. Northern Assurance Co.,, Limited. Annie Lubchansky vs, Reuben Lubchansky.
 Friday, May 18th: Short calendar, bar meeting and assignment of cases.
 Tuesday, June Sth: (SpeciaD Lillian s. Robertson. Admx. vs. Mary R Wood worth. Martha Bishop vs. Groton Saw ings Bank.
 Tuesday. June 18th tspeciaD. R S Bartlett, IT. vs Hugh Blackledge, ct al