Morning journal and courier., 1886-08-24
THE COURT RECORD,
City Court - Criminal Side Jud.
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City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
 Pickett.
 August s3.-James Kane, lascivious car riage, $7 fine, $4.39 costs; John Willard, breach of the peace against Hugh J. Key holds, $5 fine, $7.06 costs; Frederick E. Mil lard, breach of the peace against Hugh J. Reynolds, judgment suspended; Elizabeth Smith, violation of Sunday liquor law, to August 24; Daniel Hogan, violation of Sun day liquor law, $50 fine, $706 costs, appeal ed; Kate Doyle, breach of the peace against Elizabeth Hali, $4 fine, $6.1e costs; Bernard E. Freeman, drunk, judgment sus. pended, breach of the peace, $1 fine, $2. 15 costs; Patrick Scanlon, breach of the peace, $1 fine, $2. 15 costs, drunk, judgment sus- pended; Michael Heating, vagrancy, judg- ment suspended; Luke Farrell, vagrancy, drunk, $6.1S costs, 30 days in jail, resisting officer, $20 fine.
 Court Notes.
 Kittie Doyle wes before the City court yes terday morning charged with breach of the peace against Mrs. Elizabeth Hall of Putnam street. Mrs. Hall testified that the accused had been in the habit of mocking her and calling her names. The accused was fined $1 and costs, from which she took an appeal.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Smith was before the City court yesterday morning charged with viola tion of the liquor law. Her place is at the eastern end of Quinnipiac bridge where she keeps boarders. She claimed that she had only furnished beer to her boarders at meals in place of tea or coffee, as they preferred, and that she did not sell it. The court took different view of the matter and imposed fine of $15 and costs. The case was then continued until to-day to give the accused an opportunity to file bonds on an appeal.
 Frederick E. Willard and John Willard, 4xx,r h,-o4 aI in, fha fp court yesterday for breach of the peace against Hugh J. Reynolds, the Grown street wine merchant. John Willard was fined $5 and costs and judgment was suspended in the case of his brother.
 Appointments and Promotions of
 officers.
 General orders No. IA, issued from the office of the adjutant general of the c. N. G., has the following record of officers promoted and appointed in the Second regiment since June 26:
 Ouartermaster Sergeant Francis J. Duffy, of New Haven, appointed quartermaster with rank ot first lieutenant from June 16, 1886, vice Hili, resigned.
 First Lieutenant Frank L. Blakely, of Waterbury, appointed captain Company A with rank from June 21, 1886, vice Wool worth, resigned.
 SecOnO Ll6uC6uAEG IuClcA Y o04PCC Ol Waterbury, appointed first lieutenant Com pany A, with rank from June 21, 1886, vice Blakely, promoted.
 Frank M Bronson, of Waterbury, appoint ed second lieutenant Company A, with rank from June 21, 1886, vice Burpee, promoted. Second Lieutenant Alfred J. Wolff, of Waterbury, appointed captain Company G, with ranR from June 21, 1886, vice Bannon, resigned. Sergeant Kyron J. Farrell, of Waterbury, appointed second lieutenant Company G, with rank from June 21, 1886, vice Wolff promoted.
 Second Lieutenant Kyron J. Farrell of pany G, with rank from July 27, 1886, vice Meara, resigned.
 Corporal Michael Cooney of Waterbury, appointed second lieutenant Company G, with rank from July 27, 1886, vice Farrell, promoted.
 William H. Sears of New Haven, appoint ed second lieutenant commanding Second Machine Gun platoon, with rank from July 21, 1886, vice Howard, resigned.