Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-21
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side - Judi
 

 Superior Court - Civil Side Judge
 Thayer.
 Yesterday being the short calendar session, the continuation of the Broschart-Tuttle horse case was set down for next week. and 1t is expected that it will occupy the whole time allotted to it. The case of Parker vs. the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad was put over until April z. The case of Heller, Hirsch & Co., vs. the Miles Fertilizer and Oil company, which was assigned for Tuesday, March 24, was put over until after the Globe Sewer Pipe company vs. Atwater case, which is assigned for March 31 has been disposed of.
 the list was that of Abner W. Phelps of Nauga- tuck against John Stevens of Madison for 5000 damages, the plaintiff alleging that the detend- ant made fraudulent representatons Tn selling him certain piece of timber land in North Mad ison. Attorney filling appeared for the plaintin and Attorneys Arvine and Iyler TOT the defend- ant. Decision was reserved.
 Morris P Bray and George Hendricks suit against l. l. Loomers Sons the Gorse' & nm manu1ac dc
 murrer by Attorney Gager, for toomers sons,
 to the first count of the comPiant; Messrs i Bray license to I.oomers Sons to use thelr patent m the manufacturing of corsets for royalty or 70
 cents for every dozen corsets; Iney cla,m tnas Loomer's Sons have only paid them ID cents and | they sue to recover the difference. In the de-
 murrer Attorney Gager said that two separate suits had been combined into one and that while they might have a good defense against one of the plaintiffs it mi ght not hold good against the other. The complaint and the license were de- fective Judge Thayer reserved his decision. The suit of Ursisse Fugere against Leonora Fugere for divorce came up TOT an allowance 10 defend. Both parties live in Wallngford ana are
 French. Thirty-five dollars was granted by the court.
 The court ordered Attorney Lynde Harrison, who appears for the defendant in the case or holds of Guilford file his amendments on or before Thursday next.
 In the foreclosure suit of the Savings bank of $2oOOO mortgage on MT. Lewis woolen mills in | Ansonia, the report of Attorney W. l.. Bennett, | who was appointed a committee to determine l what property was included under the mortgage, machinery was part of the mortgaged proper | ty. The time of redemption is until the first | Lizzie w. Carpenter of this city was divorced | from her husband, Benard F. Carpenter of West l The plaintiffs name was changed to Lizzie W. | Brown.
 1 The divorce suit of Mary Earina versus Joseph | Earina which was on the docket has been with. drawn and the suit of Mamie Piercy vS. Daniel | NJ. Piercy continued until next week. 1 Judge Studley. The horse case of B. F. Cannon of this city 1 against Matthew Dudley of Ansonio was conclud | ed yesterday The jury rendered @ verdict fol
 the defendant to recover his costs, which amount l to about $50.
 In the suit of Hannah J. Kent against Gather | inc Devine, the decision of Judge Deming sus | taining the decision of Justice Hull, which was | appealed from, giving judgment to the plaintiff | to recover 500 and costs, was filed yesterday. | The suit of MT. and Mrs. Alexander Wallace
 against Edward M'Carthy, the liquor dealer, tc l establish a boundary line between their adjacen I property at the corner of Portsea and Liberty
 streets, is decided in favor of the plaintiffs wht | gre to recover S1 damages, their costs and alst | recover strip of land which was in dispute. | City Court Criminal Side Judge Pickett.
 | Martha Lee, alias Martha Bradley, embezze | ment $7 fine, appealed to court of common | pleas under S100 bonds furnished by Meliss; | Bradley of West Haven; William Cowles, breacl l of peace against Rufus Wightman, S3 fine, S6:2 | costs; Maggie Burt alias Maggie Emerson, com | mon drunkard, sixty days in jail.