Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-05-01
THE COURT RECORD. e
The United States Circuit Court
Ind0a Wallace.

The United States Circuit Court
Judge Wallace.
Arguments were made before the court yesterday
in the of the Woonsocket Rubber company VS..
the L. Candee company This case will be watched
with considerable attention by the rubber manu-
lecturers of the country. The plaintiffs claim that
the L. Candee company have been using the Flynn
patent in the manufacture of their boots for some
time The defendants claim that they had used
this peculiar tap sole long before Flynn grant
ed the patent in 1869 and that there has been in
fringement When the evidence in the
put in sometime ago, the Candee company pro-
duced several other manufacturers who testified
that they had made boots in the same manner PIE
vious to the issuance of the patent. Should the
Woonsocket company recover judgment in the case
they will be enabled to recover large sums in royal
ties from many rubber companies. Benjamin S.
Thurston of Providence and Causten Brown of Bos-
ton for plaintiffs and Ex-Governor IngersoI and
John S. Beach for defendants.
Superior Court Civil Side Judge
Beardsley.
The case of Alfred D. Goodyear vs.. Milton C. Doc
little. ADM ct al, trial This is brought to
set aside a deed of house on Dwight street which
the plaintiff claims he transferred to his father,
Albert Goodyear, without giving any consideration.
The property is worth about $4,000. The defense
claims that the property decided as security to
the father the son handling his money for him. and
George W. ChatdeId testified that he had paid off
mortgage property which held by
Albert Goodyear. to his Albert Goodyear has
been dead about five years, but his estate has not
been settled up NJ. C. Dooittle is administrator.
divorce was granted Mrs. Ada Lockwood from
Charles E. Lockwood. The ground of the divorce
was dssertIon, Lockwood having left his wife June
t. 1876, never to return. They were married in Nos
vember, 1852.
Mary E. Stokes granted a divorce from
Joseph L. Stokes They were married November
9, 1875. The charges which Mrs Stokes sustained
against her husband were dcserton, intemperance
and cruelty. The petitioner granted the Gus
tody of two children, D ,isy NJ, aged eight years
and Lettie D. aged six years. and allowed to
resume her maiden name of Mary E. Beulah.
The court awarded $500 to the claimant in the
Davidson appeal from probate.
City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
Deming.
April 30-Hannah Gormley, breach of the peace
and ten days in Jail; Mary Stanford, violation
of liquor law, to May /; Frederick Schriar. resist
ing officer, to May 5; Theodore Lowe, resisting Off
refusing to support child. to May l. Stephen Maher
breach Of the peace, $40 fine and $618 COSTS drunk
30 days and S6.1S costs.
Court Notes.
Z There was no session OF the Court of Common
Pleas yesterday owing to the illness of Judge Stud
ley.
In the Branford case of Toole VS.. Konold, an &C
ton for rent in the Common Pleas court, Attorney
Zacher has fled notice of appeal from verdict
of 500 25 for Toole
George D. Watrous and James Graham were ap
pointed commissioners on the estate of the Mans
field Elastic Frog company in the Probate court