Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-29
LOCAL NEWS.
The Court Record.

Superior COurt-Cfvf SIde-Judge Sam
 ford.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
 The following divorces were granted:
 Holland Ross from James Ross, both of New Haven, married November l, 1875, cause assertion and adultery Petitioners name changed to Holland Fisher.
 Flora J. Carr from Leonard B. Carr, of Naugatuek, married May 9, 1870, cause adul- tery and intemperance. The petitioners name changed to Flora J. Palmer, and the custody of one minor child awarded her.
 Grace E. Tucker from George L. Tucker, of Canton, married August 30, 1871, cause intemperance and cruelty. Petitioner award ed the custody of minor child.
 Frances A. Russell from Herbert F. Rus sell, of Waterbury, married October 10, 1875, cause desertion and intemperance. Petitioners name changed to Frances A. Hayes. The following persons were naturalized during the day: John Coleman, Patrick Mulready, John Garbin, Chas Karweek, Ed mund Stoeckel and Charles Werble of An sonia; Hans Hedoline and John P. Mang of New Haven ; Michael Lawlor John Broder- ick, William Sweeney, Patrick Harrigan, John McMahon, James Ryan, James Scully, Christopher OBrien, Gustave Mossig Pat
 
 James Fleming, John D. Ludwig and Daniel Ludwig, of Ansonia Maurice Welch, of Ham, den John O'Hara, William Rown and James Keating, of Birmingham John Griffin John Williams, John Flaherty and Michael Meany, of Branford.
 bar meeting was held in the afternoon, when there was 8 encouragement of assign ments made.
 Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock
 Superior Court-Criminal side-Judge
 HOvey.
 This court will come in next Tuesday af- ternoon at o'clock. Many of the accused are out on bail, and those in jail awaiting trial are as follows:
 Charles Judd, breach of peace, New Haven; Frank H. Brooks, theft of horse and theft Merlden same, horse stealing, New Haven ThomasHealey, theft from person, New Ha- ven; Frank Moore, burglary, New Haven; Thomas Healey, jr., assault with intent to kill, Milford; Joseph O'Connell burglary, Derby; John Green, horse stealing, New Haven; Geo. Jackson, assault, Meriden Daniel Davis, burglary, New Haven Joseph Davison, John Wood, James Tanning, va grancy, New Haven; John H. Coot, statutory burglary, New Haven William Anson, bur glary, Wallingford; William Tanning, theft, OAcASe, NeW I1dP0u JOnn WalQrOn, assault and resistance to officer, Meriden Daniel Ahern, burglary, Meriden; Ava Leach, horse stealing, Waterbury; William P. Bel lew, burglary, New Haven James Clark, be- ing tramp Wallingford James Rogers, burglary, two cases, Guilford. Appealed - Henry Garvey. breaking dwell ling house in daytime, New Haven; James Gahan, bail piece, three cases, New Haven James Reynolds, breach of peace, two cases, New Haven; Peter Morrissey, breach of peace and theft, New Haven. Court of Common Pleas-Judge Harrison. This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock Three aliens were naturalized and five per sons declared their intention of becoming cit izens. Arguments were heard on a motion to restore the case of Loyal Moulthrop vs. Dennis & Co.,, which was non-suited not long since. The motion was based on the ground that counsel for plaintiff was on his vacation and didn't get the notice sent him. A de- cree of foreclosure was passed in the case of Pallman vs Weller. Merwin & Co., vs. Cor ham was non-suited. The case of Stowe vs Lowe Brothers was settled. In the after noon arguments were heard on demurrer in the case of Nusbaum vs. Nusbaum sCourt adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock
 City Court-Crim1naI Side-Judge Stod-
 dard. William Bahring, breach of Sunday law, to no4o To1r, or