Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-08
THE COURT RECORD. Supreme Court of fKrrors-Chief Justice
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Supreme Court Of ErfOr6-CA1e1 us6ice Andrews. ! Judge Pardee's seat was unoccupied yester- day. He is unable to attend owing to illness. The court heard the arguments in the cage 1 of the St. Bernard and St. Lawrence Ceme- tery association. Burton Diokerman, through
 his counsel, objects to the proposed location of the new cemetery as stated yesterday. Judge Carpenter asked Attorney Hamilton
 several pointed questions. l The attention of the court was occupied in l the afternoon with the suit of Jacob Beisiegel I of Woodbridge against the town of Seymour. Beisiegel sued the town of Seymour last Oc- | tober in the Court of Common Pleas tor an ! injury he suffered in falling on an icy and gullied street of that town and awarded him 1 $60 damages and $73. 60 costs From this l decision the defendant appealed to the Su- I pTeme court, alleging several faulty techni- calities of evidence and procedure in the trial before the lower court.
 l Superior Court - Civil Side - Judge Fenn. The case of Francis Harris, of this city, ! against John Peck of Naugatuck came up yesterday. Harris holds worthless notes given by Peck to the amount of $2,0O0. The plaintiff claims that these notes are worth less.
 Mary V. Bailey was divorced from Joseph | Bailey of New Haven; cause, intemperancs The custody of their little child was given to \ the plaintiff. Lurancy Potter was divorced | from Augustus Potter, New Haven, on the ! ground of desertion. Kate Lewis, of New ! Haven, obtained divorce from Charles B. Lewis, Springfield, Mass, on the ground of | desertion and polygamy. Lewis Is now
 serving two years in the Massachusetts State prison for polygamy. Minnie Gould, New I Haven, was divorced from John Gould, New Haven, on account of his hsbitual intemper-
 ance and the plaintiffs name changed to her maiden name, Minnie Trappee. Minnie A. l Baldwin was divorced fIom Vincent A Baldwin, of Wallingford on the ground of
 habitusl intemperance.
 | Court ofCommon Pleas-CrimlnaISid n al ide Judge SsudIey. John H. Blood vs. the Meriden and Water bury railroad company was tried yesterday. Blood is a civil engineer and sued for ser vices. The jury rendered verdict for the | plaintiff to recover $1SS and costs and was | discharged.
 Probate oourt-Judge Robertson. Commissioners on the real estate of John E. Bassett & Co.,, were appointed yesterday.
 There were present Trustee O. S. Msrsick, ex-Judge Stoddard and John W. Bristol, | representing Mir. Bassett; MT. Webb, of AL | ling & Webb, representing the banks, and Attorney Moran for the other creditors. After a consultation by the attorneys, the appointment of William S. Pardes, of Pigott, Pardee and IngersolI, and c. K. Bush was r~opoua5 and Tud1a Richardson acopia~oad i, | the req uest The name of MT. Pardee was
 suggested by Trustee Nsrsick. Four months
 were allowed for the presentation of claims. Trustee Mersick is sure the estate will pay . dividend but has no idea how large 1t will | be.
 City Court Criminal Side - Judge Pickett. | Trespass on railroad trains-John Norris
 sey, $1 fine, $5.42 costs.
 l Breach of the peace-John J. Healy, con-
 tinued to June 8; Benjamin Hurlburt, judg- | ment suspended; Allen Drew, 8 fine, S7 06
 costs; Edward Reynolds, judgment suspend ed; George De Hammond, $10 fine, $6.20 | costs.
 l Seduction-Frank Grammicci, continued l to June 13.
 l Violation liquor law-Joseph M Ballow, | $15 fine, $17.6S costs.
 Court Notes. 1 Allen Drew, the painter, was fined g and
 costs in the City court yesterday for chsstis-
 ing boy who was quarreling with his child.
 Assaulted . Woman.
 John J. Healy was charged yesterday in the City court with making an assault on
 Mrs. E. W. Quay. Healey was under the in l huence of liquor. The case went over until
 to-day.
 l A Serious Crime.~ Frank Grammicci, an Italian barber on
 Wallace street near Grand avenue, twas charg- ed yesterday with seducing Antoinette Cal-
 lerino and Sonora Antoinette, two young girls. 1 The cases were continued until June IS at l the request of his attorney, ex-Jndge Blyden- burgh. Bonds were fixed at $200 in each l case, and Grammicci being unable to obtain that amount was taken to jail. Befrauded an Italian Society. Deputy Sheriff Catlin, assisted by James Corparale, yesterday arrested Ludoyica and Archimede Gombardi, brothers, on a charge of fraud. Both are members of the Italian society Christopher Columbo, and contracted
 with the organization some time ago to draft
 it's by-laws. They got possession of the books
 and received $20 for their trouble They re- fused to give up the books when the society called for them.
 Iron Pot Association.
 The old Iron Pot association celebrates it's annual to-day at Sheriff Swift,s, Branford Point Not few of the solid well known men of the city will lay aside all care for the day to join with old time heartiness in all the varied festivities of the day and with zest