Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-27
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Superior rOourt-CfvIl Side-Judge Sam
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Superior COuFt-C1V1l S1de-J udEe Sam
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 Attorney E. H. Rogers yesterday obtained a decree of foreclosure in the suit of the Woodbury Savings bank vs. Harvey S. Nett tleton of Milford for $1 300. The time for redemption is fixed at the first Monday in December.
 Divorces Granted.
 Mrs. Anna A. .Benham was yesterday grant, ed by Judge Sanford divorce from her hus- band, Sidney J.Benham, the real estate broker in the Hoadley building, on the ground of intolerable cruelty. The decree of the court grants Mrs. Benham alimony. She has been married three times, her second husband be- ing Major L. E. Hunt of Hartford, who at one time was secretary of the Connecticut Historical society. He died two years ago. Judge Sanford also granted divorces yes- terday to Jamie Keeterdorf from Abram Keeterdorf on the ground of desertion; Har- vey Brown of this city from Amanda Brown of Hartford on the ground of desertion; Mol lie E. Carter of Meriden from George L. Car ter of New York on the ground of intempsr- ance and desertion; Layina Simpson from William M. Simpson. cause desertion; Jo- seph Proshauer from Phillipina Proshauer, cause desertion; Julia Schwab from Carl N. Schwab, cause desertion; Mary Henry from Richard Henry, cause intolerable cruely; Samuel E. Harper from Mary O. Harper, cause adultery.
 Erased From the Docket.
 Yesterday morning the case of Hinton's appeal from the Probate court was erased from the Superior court docket. This is the case where Bethuel Phelps appealed from Judge A. Heaton Robertson's decision admit ting the late Colonel Dexter R. Wright to probate. The fact that the case is erased from the docket fully sustains the decision of Judge Robertson in admitting the will to probate, and the result Is quite victory for Attorney Arthur B. Wright, son of the late Colonel Wright.
 Before Justice GalIagher-A Disputed
 Bill.
 Before Justice Gallagher yesterday was heard the suit of MT. Steitz, Congress ave- nue grocer, against Johnr.W. Edwards, a amounting to about $25. The defendant al leges payment of the bill and produced re- ceipt purporting to be signed by the grocer. The latter asserts that the signature to the bill is not his, but someone else's. Captain Dow appeared for the plaintiff and J. c. Goodhart for the defense.
 Court of Common Pleas-CfvIl Side
 Judge StudIey.
 Henry H. Richards, the West Haven lum- Der dealer, has brought suit against Frank L. Thompson, claiming $7e0 on a bill for lumber, which is disputed. He attached goods of the defendant and garnisheed Her. rick P. Frost and Charles E. Katsch, who i,, rI of Common Pleas the attachment was re- leased by the defenant's father, who owns $15, ,000 worth of West Haven property, sub- stituting bond for the attachment. Cisy Court Criminal Side = Judge
 Thompson.
 Breach of the peace-Jennie Tarrer and Frank Condi, continued to October 27; John Fitzpatrick, s fine; Charles Custer and John Mackey, $1 kne each.
 Non-support-John Fitzpatrick, contin- ued to November 27.
 Donations to the orphan Asylum. Donations to the New Haven orphan asy- lum for the month ending October 25: There is in the hands of trustees a permanent fund.- of which the income only is available for asy lum use To this $1 900 bond has been added by a friend who desires his name withheld.
 Other gifts during the month, the donation visit excepted were as follows:
 Annual subscriptions, collected by Mrs. E. J. Bar. rett-Mrs. J. Peck $5, Mrs. James Allen $i. Miss Bessie Chase 50c-$650.
 Donations-John c. North $3.60, a stranger at the church door $1, Mir. Merlin Upson of Woodbury Si. Discount on bills-Moses Thomas S5. .26, A. c. Ste vens $5.
 J. s. Coburn, medicines for the month.
 Mrs E. 0. Hubbard secondhand clothing, maga- zines, books and toys.
 Master Smith, one years numbers of Youths Companion.
 w. B. Fenp pair of shoes
 O. F. Beckley, a box of buttons
 Mrs. Laura Dickerman, bedquilt, pairs of stockings pair of mittens.
 Miss Fanny Everest, a box of pasted patchwork Admiral Foete post No. 17, G. A. R.. large auan tity of baked beans, biscuit, cakes and pies.
 Visiting committee for November-Mrs. J. W Mansf1eld, 20 Grown street. Mrs. J. K. Thacher, 7t Wall street. ELLA B. GILBERT,
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