Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-30
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side - Judge
ReardsleY.


BeardsleY.
The case of E. L. Goodale the Porter Stair
company heard yesterday. The plaintiff
claimed 81 SEQ for money advanced and for services
The court awarded Judgment to the plaintiff to re-
cover $207 and costs.
The motion of John S. Beach to be allowed to
carry the case of Martha A.. Bristol, executrix VS..
George D. Bristol ct ais to the Supreme court was
granted
The next case on the docket is George Carrigan
vs. Charles E. and Sarah A. Gerard. 1t is suit to
recover 81 200 for goods sold by Cooke & Berh-
heimer, of New York. through Carrigan their
agent. The defense is that the bill paid by the
conveyance of certain real estate. The plaintiff an
swers that the transfer obtained by false and
fraudulent representations to the value OF the
property which is located about mile out of Mer
den and which is in fact of no value.
The concluding arguments in the Aimes appeal
from probate made yesterday. The decision
was reserved.
In the case of Ella V. Quinn vs. the borough OF
Birmingham Judge Beardsley has found for the
defendant. The plaintiff slipped on an icy sidewalk
over year ago and broke her leg. She brought
suit to recover 1000. The court found that the
notice of injury to the town had not been properly
made. The case will be appealed to the Supreme
court.
In Davidson's appeal from probate Judge Boards.
ley awarded the claimant $500
A decision has been rendered by Judge Beardsley
the st. John street grocer, giving the physician
$3.50 in each count, or $500 in ALL with costs.
Court Of Common PIeas-Judge stud
ley.
Tooe VS.. Konold an action for damages, occu.
pied the attention of. the court during the fore
noon.
The case of Andrew Davis vs. Kean & Lines was
trial in the afternoon This is a case where the
plaintiff seeks to recover damages of $1,000 for a
breach OF indentIlre of aDDrenticeShiD.
City Court - Criminal Side Judge
Pickett.
Bernard Mooney breach of the peace against
George Hellinger, judgment suspended drunk, $40,
fine, S6.97 costs; Leonard Palmater, non-support Of
dinance, discharged; Henry O'Donnell. breach of
the peace against GatheFIne o'ponnsl s61s costs
against Mary Clark, 81 fine, $6.1S costs.
Court Notes.
The case of Woods Loomis was further heard
before Lawyer G. w. Gillette, of Waterbury, yester
day in the bar library.
Judge Deming committee of the Court of
Common Pleas in the case of Owen Baxter vs.. the
George W. Miles Fish company has ordered the
company to show their books
The United States Circuit court will come in this
morning The case of the woonsocket Rubber
company the L. Candee company of this city.
1t is bill in equity, growing out of patent the
diamond top soles on rubber boots.
William Clark, living on Ferry street. was before
the City court yesterday, charged with breach of
the paace against his wife. They had some words
about money matters. and Clark tried to persuade
her with an ak. The court thought the wife
greatly to blame and inflicted penalty of 81 and
costs.
Frank Keenan, appeared in the City court yester
day charged with violation of the hack ordinance
Mr. keenan, has six hacks and solicits at the depot
for them The police claim that he has only the
right to engage passengers for the carriage which
ne drives. Judge Pickett said that he read the
law a man had right to solicit for the hacks he
owns.