Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-19
rHEooURr RECORD.
Court of Common PIeas-Judge Stud-
 

Court of Common PIeas-Judge Stud.
 ley.
 In this court on Saturday decision was rendered in the case of T. M. Cooley vs. B. Gillen and others, a replevin suit The plaintiff recevers one gray horse, one hack, a set of harness and two whips, and the de- fendant reeovers one gray horse which is dead.
 Judgment by non-suit was given in the case of F. A. Ellis vs. Eunice Fiske, all of Meriden.
 Court of Common PIeas-Judge Dem- In this court on Saturday arguments were heard in the case of the Union school district of Naugatuck, Walter F. Hinckley agent, vs. John Breen and John Yale. Some time ago there was school election in the Union dis trict at which only one person was elected, and after adjournment the Board of School Visitors elected the other two needed. Hinckley went forward and made contracts with teachers and purchased school supplies, when Breen and Yale attempted to interfere The arguments on Saturday were on mo- tion to dissolve an injunction which was issued some time since to restrain Breen and Yale from acting. The decision was reserved. City Court - Criminal Side Judge Deming.
 April 17.-Peter Smith, breach of the peace against Julius Coleman, $10 fine, $9. 34 costs, appealed; Hugh J. Morrow, breach of the peace against Julius Coleman, $10 fine, S9 34 costs; Henry Ellers, breach of the peace against Frank Cahill, judgment suspended drunk. $5 fine, s6 93 costs; George Williams, drunk judgment suspended-indecent ex- posture, $1O fine, $6.19 costs; James McAuliffe, breach of the peace against Alice McAuliffe, to May 8; Richard Olsen, breach of the peace against Fanny Olsen, to May &; drunk, to May 8; Peter Smith, breach of the peace against Edward Reynolds, SlO fine, s93 costs, 20 days in appealed; John Doherty, breach of the peace against Edward Reynolds, $10 fine, $9.34 costs, 10 days in jail; John J. Hart, breach of the peace against Edward Reynolds, $10 fine, S9 34 costs, appealed; Joseph Rosseau, neg lect to support wife, $6.16 costs, 60 days in nolle.
 Court Notes.
 A bail piece has been issued for Alexan- der Cummings, the man who is wanted for complicity in the Lehr robbery.
 The following cases were nolled by State Attorney Doolittls Saturday: Edward Hunt, Branford, theft; Frank Dawson, Mill ford, license law; Charles s. Seery, Walling- ford, drunk; Eddison Halloran, theft Hen ry E. Smith, Seymour, license law; H. D. Killam, Sunday law; Thomas Bence, viola tion city bylaw.
 On Saturday Senator Robertson and e1- Senator Gum, commissioners on the estate of H. P. Hubbard, advertising agent, held their first meeting to examine about five hundred claims against the estate.
 Isefore Pittsfe1d's Historical Society.
 Exchanges announce that Judge L. E. Nun son, of this city, is to read paper before the Berkshire Historical society at their annual meeting in Pittsfeld, Mass, on Thursday May 6. The two papers Judge Munsen read before the Historical society of this city last year were among the most interesting papers ever read before the society and no doubt the Pittsfeld people will be we'll entertained on the occasion referred to.
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