The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-19
Judge Dickenson In Short c Calendar I oday
 Orders Property Sold
Several Foreclosures Entered During Lengthy Ses- siOn--Assets of Merchants Trust Company Sold
 With Courts PermissiOn- AimOny


 Numerous motions were granted by Judge Edwin Q. Dickenson during busy short calendar session in su- perior court this morning. With the superior court term rapidly drawing to Q close, there was | lengthy list of cases today. Several foreclosure judgments were entered.
 Permission to sell property of the Merchants Trust Company was granted to State Bank Commissioner Walter Perry. The property is lo- cated at SIS Cooke street. The purchaser is Attorney John D. Thonns, who has offered &7,250. The sum of q 900 is to be paid, and note will be given for the remainder.
 Commissioner Perry, as receiver for the Naugatuck Bank and Trust Company, was given permission to sell a lot in Naugatuck for $50.
 Decision was reserved on the mos ton for an allowance for the Water bury National Bank, receiver for the KazemekaS and Company, private bank. 1Ns
 Decision was reserved on Q motion by the defense for judgment in the appeal from the compensation court by the claimant in the case of Stella Chupek against the American Brass Company.
 Mrs. Melissa Adams Benjamin was granted an allowance of $50 to prosecute her divorce action against Stanley Benjamin. The hus- band was ordered to pay Mrs. Benja- min alinony of $2 weekly while the case is awaiting trial.
 Judgment was ordered reopened in the suit of the Prudential Insur- ance Company against Emily c. Sur- prenant and others.
 The following foreclosure judg- ments were entered by Judge Dick enson:
 Home Owners Loan Corporation against Anna Valaitls and others, debt $4,702.52, law day the third Tuesday of November.
 Home Owners Loan Corporation against John Anderson and others, debt $0,265.87, law day the third Tuesday of November.
 Home Owners Loan Corporation against Thomas Lamn.itola and others, debt $5,70S.S0, law day the third Tuesday of September.
 Waterbury Savings Bank against the Citizens and Manufacturer Na- tional Bank, debt $6,1T7.44, law day the fourth Tuesday of September
 Frederick W. Smith against Anna Ronalter, debt $i,6bs.S9, law day the third Tuesday of November. Patrick Carroll was appointed receiver of rents.
 Decision Reserved
 After lengthy argument by the several counsel involved, Judge Dick enson in superior court this morning reserved decision on the recon. mendation of State Referee Fred erick M. Peasley that the sum Of S6,000 be paid by the Board of Trus- tees of the West Side Hill Metho" dist Episcopal church to the receiv- CTS for the Tracy Brothers Company in settlement of civil action against the church.
 A stipulation agreement was sug- gested, but there are so many par ties involved in the case that 1t was stated that reaching an agreement would be difficult. Referee Peasleys recommendation suggested the amount of settlement, but did not make specific. recommendations as to how the money should be appor- toned to those holding claims against the church.
 No objection was voiced to an in- formal suggestion that Attorney Theodore Meyers and others, the receivers, would receive an allow ance of $500, and that the law firm of Bronson, Lewis and Bronson, their counsel, receive the same amount as Q fee.