Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1886-11-06
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior CoHrt-Cfv1I Side - Judge
BeardsIeY.

THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court-CfviI Side - Judge
| BeardsIey.
At the short calendar session of this cour
yesterday the following divorces were
| granted:
| Charles o. Sexton of Meriden, from Caro-
line S. Sexton of Middletown; cause, adul.
| terry. Married Oct. 2, 1879.
William Little, from Mary Little of Derby
cause, adultery. Married April 10, 1872.
Henry L. Peck of Bridgeport, from Alice
J. Peck of New Haven; cause, adultery. Mar.
ried June ID, 1872.
Samuel H. Patterson of New Haven, from
Mary Ella Patterson of Orange. Married
April 26, 1869; cause, adultery.
Sarah A. Brandamour of Brooklyn, from
Frank Fl. Brandamour of New Haven; cause,
adultery Married Dec IA, 1878.
Hattie Carey of New Haven, from Edward
Carey of parts unknown; cause, intemper-
ance and cruelty. Married March 1, 1879.
The custody of one minor child was given
to petitioner and her name was changed to
Hattie Dyer.
Benjamin Noyes appeared to make
some motion in regard to the sales of
the Insurance building, but Judge Boards
ley said he did not recognize Mr.. Noyes as
party in the case and the matter was post
poned.
Attorney S. E. Baldwin entered a demur-
rer in the case of the Evergreen Cemetery
association vs.. Henry Beecher, in which he
alleged that there was defect in the arti-
cles of incorporation of the association, and
that therefore it was not properly incorpo-
rated. The demurrer was argued by John
w. Alling and Mr.. Baldwin.
The habeas corpus case of Mrs Gaming of
Bridgeport, who seeks by this method to OBJ
tain the custody of child in the New Haven
Orphan asylum and placed in that institu-
ton by a former husband named Crump,
was argued on a motion to dismiss the case.
The case was continued to next Thursday,
when it was assigned for hearing. Joyce,
of Bridgeport, for plaintiff, Henry E. Par
dee for defendants.
Court adjourned until next Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Court of Common Pleas-Judge stud
ley.
At the bar meeting of this court yesterday
the following cases were assigned |
;or next week: Tuesday, Doody VS.. Doyle, |
Pierce VS.. city of New Haven; Wednesday,
Automatic Safety Boiler and Engine company
rs. Sarah W. Armstrong, Ullman vs.. LEIGH |
er, Card VS.. Foot; Thursday, Knowles VS.. |
Champion.
The jury panel for the November term of |
his court is made up as follows E. D. S. |
Goodyear, James Heaton, North Haven;
luther Fowler, Stiles J. Treat, Orange; d.
id B. Wheeler, Charles Hawkins, Cornelius |
!. Rider, Oxford; William E. Morris, Harris
'latt, Prospect; Ashbel Storrs, Henry A.
cider, Charles Spencer, Seymour; Gilbert Fl.
Henry S. Wheeler, Sanford john
on, Southbury; James A. F. Northrop,
Atlas P. Merriman, Serene Bartholomew,
Judgment was given in the case of the
orattsville school district of Meriden VS..
ames Fallon ct al. The amount involved is
bout $50, and the judgment was for the
oreclosure of tax lien.
,ourt of Common PIeas-Judge DEM
ing.
In this court yesterday Attorney S. c.
.oomis argued for change in an execution
gainst the estate of Attorney Charles Ull-
IAN SO that it would make it possible to
eize his body.
The circumstances which have led up to
his unusual climax are about as follows:
ONE time ago four suits were brought
gainst Miss Carrie Bailey of Southington, a
,inor worth considerable property. Her
verseer or guardian is Charles Hitchcock, of
his city. The suits were brought by DIR.
[ailhouse for doctors bill of $95; Mrs.
Julien for a board bill of 500; a party
AIMED Sturtevant for board bill of 500, |
nd Mrs. James for another 500 board bill. |
III the cases were brought before Attorney
Tllman by Attorney James l. Hayes. Attor- |
ey Loomis appeared for the defense and
INSISTED that Miss Bailey's guardian should |
9 admitted as defendant MIR. Ullman
-ould not hear to this, and as consequence /
DUR suits of mandamns were brought to
ompel him to let Mr.. Hitchcock come in.
These suits were tried in the Court of Com
ION Pleas and Judge Deming ordered that |
Ir. Ullman allow Mr.. Hitchcock to come in
nd defend. Notice of appeal was given by
.ttorney Hayes, who agreed to pay Mr.. Ull-
lan's fees, but at the last moment he did
OF file bond and the appeal was not taken.
awyer Loomis next got out an execution |
yainst the estate of Attorney Ullman for
le costs in the mandamus cases, which 4
mounted to $12S, but when he went to col
ct the money he was told by Mr.. Ullman
he attorney said, however. that
he could find any property to attach he
,uld levy on it. Mr.. LOOMS did not get
Did of any property, and hence his motion
have the execution changed so that it will |
clude Mr.. UlTman's body. Judge Deming {
served his decision.
ity Court Criminal Side Judge |
Deming.
November 5-Thomas Fitzgerald, surety |
the peace against Mary Fitzgerald, bound | {
ver to the January term: Frank Martin, as
.ult with intent to kill James Donohue, $50
ne, 81 .02 costs, 81 days in jail, appealed: {
lillian O'Brien, assault with intent to kill
ames Donohue, $50 fine, $1102 costs, 80