Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-11-26
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side - Judge
Fem.

Superior Court Civil Side - Judge
Fem.
The suit of the Globe Sewer Pipe company
Of Pittsburg against William ]. Atwater Of this
city to recover payment on some fourteen car
loads Of vitrifed sewer pipe, valued at $2,eoo
came up yesterday. Mr.. Atwater was on the
stand for some time On cross-examination Mr..
Atwater said he had bought up all the stock in
the New Haven Sewer Pipe company years ago,
and now In making contracts used sometimes
his own name or the name of the New Haven
Sewer Pipe company. When he wanted con-
tract for the city he sent it under the name Of
the New Haven Sewer Pipe company.
Of the Globe Sewer Pipe company, was produced
by deposition. 1t gave the complete details or
kilograms letters aad discussions that had passed
between himself and Mr.. Atwater.
Judge Sanford of the Waterbury term an
nounced that In the case Of Abraham Shapirow
against the Plume & Atwood company Of Water,
bury he had decided to- award shapirow 500
and costs. Shapirow sued for 5000 for injuries
on his head by the falling of a bracket while he
was in the employ OF the Plume & Atwood COM
Judge Sanford granted the divorce Of Mary L.s
Mynson from Charles Munsp n OF Wadsro%Ty fos
minor child was awarded to the plaintiff.
City Court - Criminal Side Judge
Pickett.
Michael Carroll, begging, Is days in jail; same,
drinkenness. rs fine, $8M costs; Frederick La
forge Of westville drunkenness and barn burn
Thomas ]. Cunning, breach of peace and as
sault on Mary Cunning, his wife, $5 fine, $6.A
costs; John Brown, theft Of hand saw worth 81
from William Hurley, 81 fine, 1854 costs; John
o'Neil Of Grand avenue, non support of wife con
tinued on his own bond to December IS; George
ing unlicensed dog, continued until tomorrow.
Before Commissioner Wright.
United States Commissioner William A. Wright
went to Bridgeport yesterday to hear the case
of Eugene Morehouse, charged with extorting ex-
brilliant and unlawful fees in procuring pension
for Caleb Davis, ST., of that place. Mr.. Davis is
an old man Of nearly eighty years Of age, and is
in feeble health. He was unable to make the
journey to New Haven.
Before Justice Gallagher.
Judgment was rendered yesterday by Justice
John @. Gallagher in favor of the plaintiff in the
suit Of Charles D. Thum vs. D. w. Morrill,. Thum
is Philadelphia merchant and Morrill, was for
merly In the saddlery hardware business In this
city. The amount FOR which the Judgment is
given Is $47 for goods sold to Morrill, while he
Court Notes.
TWO ATTACHMENTS.
David A. and William A. GREGG of Nashua, N.
H., have attached the property Of Orvin w. HUI
mission and John Dole on Orange and Gamer
streets In q civl suit for 81, 900.
Deputy Sheriff Catlin yesterday placed an at
tachment on Asa Posts restaurant on George
who claims that Post owes her small amount
for work which she did at the restaurant
KLEINER's LIABILITIES.
The assets Of Tailor Meyer Keiner of Grand
avenue amount to $4,000 and his liabilities to
$26, COAST. New Haven creditors lose about
$4,000, and the liabilities are divided between 1874
firms.
\ CASE WITHDRAWN.
The case of Edward Mccarthy against Ellen
McGuinness failed to come before the common
pleas, as it had been settled out of court It ia
suit about adjustment Of accounts.
The case Of George A. Baldwin & Son VS.. Jo-
hanna Winter was transferred from the jury list
to the court list by agreement of both parties.
INCENDIARIsM SUSPECTED.
George LaForge was charged with drunken
ness in the city court yesterday. He is suspect.
ed Of setting fire to Ralph Lounsbury's barn in
Westyille and Is held on charge Of arson.
COMMUNICATION
To the Editor Of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
The statement made in yesterday issue of the
COURIER relating to the attachment made on
Lynch g. Goodwin was caused by a misunder-
standing on my part I feel in duty bound to
say everything is settled to my satisfaction.
FRANK BRoGAN.