Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-24
DIVIDEND. s2 PER CENT IS
 ORnEpED rnD


 ORDERED TO BE PAID
 At the short calendar session of the superior court here Friday morning with Judge James H. Webb presiding. Gil- bert S. Raymond. presented his report as receiver of Herbert Ring, Inc, which was allowed. The report showed:
 Recelpts+Cash on hand, and in bank $Ss.21; cash sales $i,3o323 auction proceeds $1.943.5S; book accounts col lected S2S3.30 bank dividend $26.99. Total receiprs $3,62s.31
 Total payments were shown at S1,-l 45117, including $50 for counsel fees to Edwin w Higgins. s200 counsel fees to Brown & James and $500 to receiver for expenses and services, leaving 8 cash ; balance of $2,178.14 to pay 32 per cent dividend to creditors, whose claims to- tai $6,S09.54. There were 41 claims re- ceived by MT. Raymond totalIng SS,- 656.27.
 l The dividend was ordered paid and the allowances were made for counsel and receivers fees. An order was passed for the dismissal and allowance of certain claims between James E. Moore and the Ring Go.
 The following matters on the short calendar list were disposed of as fol- lows
 Selikowitch vs Connecticut. Mortgage Title Guaranty Co., ct al. argument l of demurrer of Connecticut Mortgage ! $ Title Guaranty Co, postponed B. I Shoninger Go. tNs. Pyne argument of de- murrer and motion for more specific statement off on briefs in one week. l Credit Discount Trust vs Allen. Spool i {; Wood Turning Co., hearing on appli- i cation for stay of further proceedings 1 filed by trustee in bankruptcy, granted s1a,- l gust Sikorski, allowance of counsel fees i denied, disclosure Of defense or case i placed on uncontested list, off. Taylor vs l Duca, ct al,- l, termination of continu- | ance, 8, if no defense, judgment of fore | closure, postponed. Johnson vs. Noble l ct al 1, second order Of notice 2 con- tinuance, off Perkins Receiver, vs l Connecticut Silica Corp. ct al, answer i or other plea6ings, of. Johnson vs. No ble. ct al, 1, judgment by default, judg-
 ment for s1,0o0 limitation of time first i Tuesday of August, 1922. Perkins, Re-
 ceiVer, vs Connecticut Silica Corp ct al, disclosure of defense or judgment off. Smith vs. Mooween Camps. Inc, an-
 swer or other pleading within two weeks, bill of particulars to be filed, answer in l two weeks, U. s. Trust Co. of New York. ct al, Exrs. vs. Shore Line Electric Ky. Co. Old Colony Trust Co vs Shore Line Electric Railway Co, ct al. hear l ing on clam of Westinghouse Traction Brake Company for allowance as prefer red claim, postponed Shalett vs. Sha- let's Cleaning 6 Dyeing, Inc that claim Of Bessie Melloney for wages be allowed as a preferred claim granted John V. Tyler vs. Mary Barber Tyler, hearing in contempt, off. Ina B. Lincoln vs. How ard N. Lincoln, motion for more partic- ular statement, granted, in two weeks. Gallup, ct al... Vs. Thames River Lum- Der Co.,. authority to receiver to continue business for further period of four months, granted. New London City Ma 1 tional Bank Vs. Caracausa, ct al, 1, allowance of compensation to committee
 and appraisers allowed. 9 supplemental judgment. granted, 3, approval of deed of committee, approved. Phoebe A. Mill Ter vs. Louis w. Miller that case be or
 dered on uncontested list for failure to
 comply with order of court allowance
 to defend to be paid in one week or
 placed on uncontested list Washington
 Trust Co. vs. Thompson, 1, judgment
 2, foreclosure and limitation of time post poned. R. A. Sherman Sons Co. vs
 Doyle; l. judgment; 2, foreclosure and
 limitation of time postponed. Thomas 70. Oddo vs Bessie R. Oddo. second or
 der of notice, granted. by registered mail | SOfOHOH, l. order that the trial of all issues of fact , upon which claims for equitable relief {, are founded be tried first and to the court, off. Braman vs. Babcock Xxx.
 ct al, judgment on demurrer sustained judgment given. U. S. Trust Go. of New
 York. ct al, EXrs, Xs. Shore Line Flee n tric Ky. Co. Old Colony Trust Co., vs ;, Shore Line Electric Railway Co.,. ct aL : application of Robert ". Perkins, re : ceiver. for authority to sell land at Gro 5. ton Long Point. postponed Hearing !, i on motion of heirs of Thomas B. Hew [. | itt that receiver surrender possession O : land and equipment to them postponed = Hillhouse, ct al. vs. Duca, ct al. 1 :. hearing on receivers application for ad
 vice concerning payment of taxes ant r. insurance premiums order entered 2 l. that Harry J. Kennedy be ordered t,
 file exhibits. graned, in one week Jones q ct al. vs. United States Electric Co J 1. order to sell property, order entered . 2, permission to compromise claims s granted 3, permission for receiver t # bring suits, granted. Ziminski vs Kelley l. acceptance of committees report an 70 judgment off, Lomas- & Nettleton Co 6, IT., vs Oddo, ct al., 1. confirmation 0
 report of committee, accepted 2, appro a val of deed of conveyance. approved;
 supplemental judgment postponed She t vs. Berkowitz, l. continuance, continue ss 3 months for non-residents; 2. leave {
 file amended complaint. granted if hearing on application for appointmer m of receiver. granted. receiver appointe, a Miner vs Christie, ct al. 1. that Lt If Roy Harwood, Admr., of estate of Wi ,- liam H. Miner be substituted as part ,r plaintiff. granted; 2. foreclosure an Ial limitation of time, postponed. Carlso ,d vs Longo foreclosure and limitation
 time. off Shalett vs Shalett's Clear ,l- ing and Dyeing Inc. l. that claim of E. .s ther Kaufman for wages be allowed as s. preferred claim 9 that claim of Yeti
 Kaufman for wages he allowed as a pr
 tferred claim. granted.