Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-11-29
Wednesday, Nov. go, 1882.
The Court Record.
Superior Court-CiviI Side-Judge sam


This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
At the opening of the court Judge Sanford gave his
decision in the case of Charter Oak Life Insurance
company vs. Rowland ct al. 1t was a bill of inter-
peader brought by the insurance company to decide
to whom the premium on the life of one Smith should
be paid. 1t claimed by Rowland estate and also
by AndseW T. Smith son } Of the
due (SlO20) policy with interest from time it be-
executors of T. g. Rowland, and that plaintiff be al
lowed out of the funds its cash disbursements and
The sewer cases against the city brough, by Mas
sena Clark and others remained on trial during the
day. In the case of Richard l.. Bishop Elisha @.
Bishop Colonel William B. Wooster was appointed a
committee TO hear the evidence.
Court adjourned until this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Court of Common PIeas-.Judge Torrance.
This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
ct al. trial 1t is bill of interpleader to
termine to whom the city as garnshee shall pay the
damages in the East Rock Park.
Court adjourned until this morning at 10 O'Clock.
City Court-CrImtnnI Stde--Judge Shel-
don.
Mary Barry, breach of the peace, Judgment sus-
in Jail; Frederick W. Mansfield frequenting house of
illfame, So fine and 81. 80 costs Ebert c. Perry
T. Simmons, frequen ting house of flame discharg
ed Michael Reynolds, frequentng house of i'll fame
ment license, nol1ed Vim. Wallace, vasrancy, judg
ment suspended; Sam Merritt, theft, Il fine. $7.7z
John H. Coston, throwing snowballs, nolled.
Court Notes.
Before Judge York in the Probate Court yesterday
| an examination was commenced on the insolvent es
tate of Charles H. Hail.
| Young Burgess the editor of a Saturday sensatio,
paper has been released from Jail serving
I days for drunkenness His father took him home tt
| Waterbury. Judge Studley reopened the agans
him and threw off the ten days sentence imposed fo
| contempt of court, Burgess paying all the ccs ts
| In the City Court yesterday morning james Broph,
charged with assaulting his wife, sent to Jail
fifty days. Brophy gave notice OF appeal.
| The against Frederick W. Mansfield, ages
| twenty-four, and Samuel t. Simmons aged nineteen
charged with frequenting a house of Ill fame at 6
Fair street, called in the City Court yesterda
| the evidence Mansfield fined IS and COSTS PER-
and Reynolds settled their out by pay
ing 50 fine and IS. 90 costs each. AS the Connors
1 has license to sell beer, it is probable she wi
l be prosecuted by the City Attorney the testinon
given in court byMsnsheld yesterday morning that
bought beer OF her. She recently prosecuted fc
selling beer, having license, but she did
| sell.
road, before the City Court yesterday morning
a charge of stealing s25 from his roommate, Jam,
Loughlin. He fined 81 and costs and sent to la
l for four months.
| lister Publishing company up in the Court
l Common Pleas yesterday morning before Judge To
| rance. The defendants who represented
| Lawyers B1ydenburgh and A1ling, ready to
1 on with the hearing, their witnesses having BET
l summoned and the prepared, but Lynde Harl
| son. who with William O. Case and Joseph d. Plu
| kett represents the plaintiff, asked o q postpon
- ment. Mr.. Harrison made motion that the case
l postponed as he and Mr.. Plunkett did not want to
l with it in the absence of Mr.. Case. Judge To
rance granted the motion and ordered the eras
from the list 1t will probably be reassigned at b
| meeting week from yesterday