Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-24
rHE COURT RECORD.
Court of CommOm Pleas-Cfvtl Side
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Court of Commaom Pleas-Clvil. Side
 Judge ztudIey.
 The case of Frank o. Grunland vs. the city was argued yesterday before Judge Studley in the civil side of the Court of Common Pleas. Mr. B. P. ArviRe, who appeared for the plaintiff, raised the point that one notice to the city of the dangerous condition of sidewalk was sufficient in law and the city was liable in damages for an accident that occurred after such notice.
 Probate COure-Tudge Robertson.
 Commissioners Harry W. Asher and Fred Betts made their report yesterday morning to the Probate court on the insolvent estate of Herbert J. Augur, the Orange street art deal CT. They allowed preferred claims to the amount of $3O1.s1 and disallowed preferred claims to the amount of $1s.75. General claims amounting to $10, ,905.73 were allowed and $227.53 of claims disallowed. Judge Robertson accepted the report. Judge Robertson yesterday gave another hearing upon the appointment of trustee on the insolvent estate of A. and G. Edmond
 son. The judge said he would settle the question and appoint John T. Sloan. This 1 satisfied everyone.
 oIty Court Orlm1naI Side Judge Th0mPson. Breach of the peace-Ann Farrell against Ann Wehener, $3.
 Obstructing sidewalk-Martek Blumet,
 nolled.
 | Judge Fenn will hold session of the Su- perior court for naturaliza tions to-day and
 this evening.
 | Judge Sanford yesterday granted decree
 of divorce to Mrs. Gertrude B. filling from Dr. W. G. Alling of this city. For Mrs. Al- I ling s. E. Baldwin appeared and presented
 the allegations of infdelity. No defense was offered, but Dr. filings counsel had agreed | with Mrs. filings counsel not to oppose the I bill Judge Sanford's decree provides that Mrs. filling shall have the custody of the two children, she also to have several thousand dollars alimony. Yesterday partial re- I leasement was signed by Colonel Rutherford | Trowbridge relating to property attached by | him in his suit for $10,O00 against Dr. filling. | This was in order to enable the doctor to mortgage certain property for $6, 900. The release was recorded yesterday at the town I clerks office.
 S3,760 for the Ra1lroad Company to Pay.
 The New York, Providence and Boston ! railroad company is directed to pay $3, 76O damage for lands lands taken by it for the | extention of the new bridge at the Sperry- Morgan farm in Groton. The committee of I award were appointed by Chief Justice Park, and were Judge Hiram Wiley of Hartford ! and Messrs Charles s. Johnson of Montville | and Thurston B. Lillibridge of Norwich. The \ railroad company waS represented at the | hearing by Augustus Brande9ee and Solomon | Lucas, and the parties in interest by Amos A. Browning and John A. Tbbitts. I Colonel Pardee's Property Attached by q Lady in Portland, Oregon. On August 25 Lucy M Mead attached the property of Colonel Benjamin s. Pardee in
 this city. The property attached was the un- divided property of the defendant in certain ! real estate devised to him in the will of | Stephen B. Pardee, deceased, and in certain personal estate bequeathed to him therein. Since this attachment WAS made the estate
 has been distributed, and there has been set
 to defendant certain pieces of real estate.
 This property has just been attached addi- tionally by the plaintiff to recover S, ,000. l The papers were executed by Constable J. W. Pond. The claim is for $8, 500 with interest.
 There were three pieces of property attached | two pieces in Prospect street fronting 19C and 334 feet respectively and piece of land fronting 2s3 feet on Anthony street. Colo
 nel Pardee's residence is given as New York | oifv