Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-25
Superior Oourt-C1vil B1de-Judge Sam
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TRRM COURT REOORD. ford. The city of New Haven and William J. Atwater were defendants in a suit brought by Catherine Crow in the Superior court be- fore Judge Sanford yesterday. It is one of the cases of injury sustained by falling upon a slippery sidewalk. Miss Crow lives in Bradley place, and on February 27, 1887, fell on Bradley street in front of the block of houses owned by W. J. Atwater. Her attor- nsys, E. P. Arvine and Captain Dow, join MT. Atwater and the city as defendants and ask for $10. 900 damages. Attorney William Ely appears for MT. Atwater. Miss Crow said she fell and broke her leg and was con- fined to her bed for over two months, and was not able to do any work before the lat ter part of the following August. She was eorroborated in this statement by her sister, Mrs Jennie Bradley. The effort to join 8 property owner with the city will bring up a nice question of law, and the decision of Judge Sanford will be awaited with interest.
 Probate Court-Judxe Robertson.
 There was q hearing in the Probate court y wa the estate of S. R. Hemingway. Judge Henry Stoddard appeared for Mir. Hemiug- way. Sloan & Co.,, of New York, the largest creditors, were represented by Hilton E. Doo- little and William A. Wright. Judge Stod- dard, on behalf of MT. Hemingway, stated that he had effected Q compromise with all creditors except the firm of Sloane & Go. of New York. It is understood the liabilities amount to $40, 900, of which $50 is due to Sloane G Go. Citx Court CrImlnaI Side - Judge Thompson. Breach of the peace-Thomas Reynolds, ,con. tinued to October 30; Thomas Molloy, sen. tence suspended; Dan McHugh, $7; Jeffrey Brennan and John Reynolds, $8 ana costs. Resistance to oficer-John H. Tiernan, $s and costs. Vagrancy-Charles Gleason, Peter Patrc and Ellen Flynn, sentence suspended. Brsaking lamps-James Burdick, sentence I suspended. Thomas Malloy of Laurel street deserted his family some months ago and disappeared Tuesday night he turned up drunk and be- gan to abuse them. He was arrested, but the City court yesterday morning suspended judgment. Three Glris Arrested.
 Mary Breslin, Mary Slattery and Bridget McGinty, three girls ranging in years from sixteen to eighteen, were arrested by Detec- tive Reilly yesterday noon for idleness and vagrancy. They have frequently been com plained of for shoplifting. They are hab itues of 'sCrazy Kate's" dive on Oak street.
 List Of Letters Remaining in the New Haven postofice, New Ha ven county, State of Connecticut. Wednesday, Oct. 24, 1888:
 LADIES LIST. B-Grace M. Bradley, Mrs. Henry Bradley. C-Miss Eda N. Curtiss.
 GEFlorence E. Gregory.
 H-Frances E. HubbeD. M--Mrs. James Mt ran
 R-Harriet E. Richardson. S-Lettie Simmons.
 T-Mrs M. A. Taylor.
 W-Mrs H. F. Waite, Miss Lillie Valley.
 GENTLEMEN's LIST. B-Ernsst Boray, E. H. Bouton, Chas. H. Brudden John H. W. Byrne. C-Frank Crowther. D-J. Dewitt. HE. F. Harmon, O. A. Hitchcock. K-Thos J Kane. OH V. OBrien. P-Alfred O. Pelton. R-Henry 0. Read. S-Lingi Sarracco. IF. D. Thompson. W-Richard Warner.
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