Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-23
THE COURr RECORD.
City Court Criminal side-Iudg
 Pickett.

City Court Criminal siae-I Judge
 Pickett.
 Patrick J. McGvney, breach of peace against Josephine Bresnahan, continued to November 2S; Comfort Farren, theft from William J. Henegan, nolled; Frank Owens, industrial school complaint, nolled on payment of $2.22 costs; John Mullen, re- form school complaint, continued to No vember 2S; Jennie Austin, industrial school complaint, continued to January 2; Matte Austin, temporary home, contin- ued to January 9; Mamie Austin, tempor- ary home complaint, continued to Janu- ary 2; Freddie Wood, temporary home complaint, continued to December 9; Will Gay, same, same; Bertha Sims, same; Christopher Garvey, same, nolled on pay ment of $2,22 costs; William P. Dillon, breach of the peace against William Cook, continued to November 27; Lucy Ferrillo, breach of peace against Rosa Cintrillo, $l fine, $5 12 costs; Rosa Cintrilla, breach of peace against Lucy Ferrillo, $1 fine, $5.12 costs.
 Court Notes.
 Comfort s. Farren, who was to have been tried in the city court Saturday for the theft of gold watch from William J. Hennegan of Spruce street, was not tried, as the watch was found behind the wash stand in Hennegan's room. Farren also has good reputation for honesty, and in consequence Assistant City Attorney Dow nolled the case against him at the re- quest of Herrigan, who explained that he had made a mistake in accusing Farren. Suit has been brought against Ellen Band, Harvey B. Dorman by Lorenzo G. Dickerman to recover $100, which was loaned to the defendants. An attachm ment for $20O has been placed on the property of Harvey B. Dorman.
 Dominick Ferruci sued Carmine Ferru- ci. his brother, for an alleged debt of $1OO. The hearing took place Saturday afternoon before Justice Savilian R. Hull, Paul Russo, the plaintiffs attorney, at tached harp some days ago to secure the debt. Decision reserved.
 The following cases have been assigned for trial in the superior court: Tuesday, Nov. 14-Downie vs. Nettleton. Rus Friday, Nov 27-Hubbard vs Morse. Tuesday, Dec. 1-Gates vs. Gates. Tuesday, Dec. S-State ex rel Sanger vs. Henry. Usher vs Waddingham.
 Tuesday, Dec. 15-Kennedy vs. Kennedy. The new rules recently adopted by the | common pleas court will go into effect in January next. They are practically the
 same as those adopted by the superior court in June, 1890.
 The schedule of the assets and liabilities | of w k. Baldwin, the dealer in leather at 265 State street, who recently made an as- signment, gives the liabilities as st, ,2S6 80 | and the assets as the stock in the store and book accounts, which are ofdoubtful value. filling, Webb & Morehouse, counsel for ! the Goodyear India Rubber Glove com
 pany of Naugatuck, have filed notice of | an fn Ina +hn Ia
 rision of Judge Thayer in dismissing the writ of prohibition drawn by them. The
 pending of this appeal before the supreme | court will necessarily cause continuance
 in the voluntary assignment proceedings
 filed by the Waterproof Shoe company in
 the probate court.
 THoLMEs IS BOUND OVER. | The trial of Elmer A. Tholmes for shoot ing Frank Butler and William Jones in 6 row in Hamden October IS took place in
 Centerville before Justice Henry Saturday
 and resulted in Tholmes being bound over
 to the superior court under bonds of $500.
 Ex-Judge Blydenburgh defended Tholmes
 and the plea set up was one of selt-defense
 and was justi6able, and introduced several 1 witnesses to prove that an uniustifable ! assault was made upon him. Judge Bly, denburgh, in the conduct of his side of the
 case, attempted to draw out from the wit
 nesses the fact that the assault was pre- arranged and that Tholmes was the victim
 of conspiracy.
 The charges against Tholmes were assault with intent to kill, two cases being prefer red, one for each victim, and in each of the cases probable cause was found and Tholmes was bound over to the superior court for
 trial under $500 bonds. The cases, at the
 request of the defendants attorney, were continued until this week to allow Tholmes | to secure bondsman.