Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-21
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior COurt-CIvll Side-Judge F. B.
 

Superior Court-CiyIl side-Judge F. B.
 Hall.
 Yesterday was short calendar day. The cases of Connolly vs. Masonic Mutual Bene- fit association, and of Yale vs. Dorsey were set down for trial next Thursday. The ar- guments on the defendants demurrer in the case of Horan vs. McAvoy were heard.
 Attorney Baldwin moved for an amended complaint in the Milford Fish company case. Miles & Guyer, the principal owners, are charged with contempt in not obeying an in- junction of the Superior court. The matter was assigned for a hearing Tuesday morning. Attorney Pond secured an absolute divorce for Elizabeth A. Sarosa from Marcus A. Sa- rosa on the ground of intolerable cruelty. Petitioners name was changed to Elizabeth A. Southerton. The parties were married Dec 20, 1883.
 Court of Common Pleas-Civil Side Judge Deming. Sweeny vs. McCarthy was tried yesterday. Sweeny is the deputy sheriff of Naugatuck and released some goods he had attached on NcCarthy's bond of $500. There was no de- fense Judge Deming gave judgment for the ! plaintiff to recover the full amount.
 At bar meeting in the afternoon half dozen cases were assigned for trial next week City Court Criminal Side Judge 1 Pickett. The following cases were disposed oi | yesterday:
 Breach of the peace-Cleveland Walker, nolled; John J. Cummings, $7 fine. $7.06 costs: William Fitzpatrick, s7 fine, $7.06 costs; Frederick Selset, September 90. Theft-Angelo RI. Selino, bond called: Robert D. Miller, $5 fne $6.24 costs; John l O'Connel, September 21; John Donovan, | $S.31 costs, 20 days in jail; George T. Rey- holds, $7 fine, $7.06 costs. Trespsss on railroad trains-John Kelley, | $7 fine. $33 costs; Thomas Cunningham, $7 | fine, $3.37 costs.
 Court Notes.
 The hearing before Attorney John w. filling, as referee in the Ruickoldt divorce suit, was resumed yesterday. The case was continued until November to await the tes timony of Dr. Beckwith of this city, who is in Europe He is a witness for the plaintiff Dr. Ruickoldt.
 A Milk Thief.
 Robert D. Miller, Hamden milkman, was find s5 and $6.s4 costs by Judge Pickett, yesterday, for stealing milk from Dr. Rus sell. Police Jarrett caught him in .he act of taking three quart bottles.
 President filling.
 The bar association yesterday elected John w. Alling president and Prof. s. E. Bald- win vice-president for the ensuing year.
 Brewery Attached.
 All of the real estate and personal proper ty of the Henry Weidemann brewing com- pany have been attached. Extensive inn provements have been made in the plant, among them an ice machine put in by the De La Vergne company of New York. Notes pany hopes to tide over and continue busi- ness. Internal dissensions are said to be the cause of the trouble.
 Personal Jottings.
 Fred Hemingway, the Broadway plumber has resumed business after his summer vaca. tioH.
 George M. Beers of the firm of s. E. Merwir & Son and Miss Lulu Hunt will be married on October 3.
 : Louis H. Berkele, for many years steward of the Old Line Steamboat company, hs . been in poor health, as many of his friend are aware, for two or three years past, bu . his condition is not critical, as flying report I in the city have had it of late. Mir. Berkel is now living in Brooklyn, N. Y. b Prof. and Mrs. William E. Chandler wi t attend the thirty first annual festival of th Worcester County Musical association nez U 7 week. The chorus has five hundred voice 2 and the orchestra numbers sixty pieces. Pro @ Chandler has attended nearly all of these al nual events, and has for many years bee v active in promoting the association's sue