Morning journal and courier., 1891-07-07
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court-CrIminal Side-Judse
 Hall.

THE COURT RECORD. Superior Court-Criminal side-Judse
 Hall.
 The July term of the superior court, criminal side, opens this afternoon with Judge John M. Hall of Wi1limantic on the bench. Only jail cases will come up for trial, of which the following is a list:
 Angelic Petrello, alias Angelic Paimello, of New Haven, murder of Michael Dimeo.
 Peter Estro1n of Branford, murder of Charles Phones Brown of Nex Haven. theft.
 -Elihu Chapin of North Haven, theft.
 Jehiel Pickett of New Haven, theft.
 Adam Barton of Orange, burglary.
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 Thomas Pickett of Madison, theft:
 John Guthrie of New Haven, theft.
 Ernest Banffa of Walfingford, seduction. adultery
 John Peterson of Meriden statutory burglary
 George Smith of Meriden, statutory burglary
 It is doubtful if the case of Petrillo fol murder will come up this term, as his counsel, J. P. Goodhout, is busying him. self in the attempt to secure from Italy the necessary evidence to support an in, sanity defence.
 The bail cases will not be tried before October, and among them is that of Miss Clara Leete, charged with aiding in the abduction of Harry Donovan. Other bail cases are:
 Michael Harding of Branford, violation of oleo James Maroney, Reform school complaint : Arthur H. Smith, carrying concealed weap- John Rickett, carrying concealed weapons.
 Fannie Durham, keeping house of ill-fame.
 Michael Nichols of West Haven, injury to prop Ella Cook of Orange, keeping house of ill fame.
 Court of Common Pleas - Criminal
 Side Judge Dem1ng.
 Five prisoners were put to plea yester- day in this court. The following is the fate which overlook them:
 Joseph Tanning and Daniel Tanning of Fair Haven pleaded guilty to breach of the peace in two cases each. Judge Dem ing sentenced them to five days in jail in each of the two cases. The costs amount to about $40 each.
 Carrie Sehamus of Hsmden pleaded not guilty to residing in a house of ill fame, and her case was continued for trial.
 John O'Neil, charged with breach of the peace, and Bernard McGarty, charged with carrying concealed weapon, assert ed their innocence and their cases were continued.
 Court then adjourned to next Monday. City Court = Criminal Side Judge
 Pickett.
 Allen Drew of 378 Orchard street, who is charged by the coroner of being crimi- nally careless in causing the death of Eddie Hatfield by bullet, Fourth of July morning, appeared before the city court yesterday morning. The case was con tinued for trial until July IA. The charges at the coroner's investigation are else where given. Drew is represented by At torneys C.. H. Fowler and John K. Whit ing.
 The other cases were Edward Lavigne, breach of the peace against Fritz Valte- roie, continued to July 8; Lizzie Miller, breach of the peace against Mamie Lawler, nolled on payment of $6.4 costs; Mary Murphy, industrial school complaint, nolled on payment of $4.35 costs; Kate Murphy, same, same; George R. Doherty, abusing Officer Meigs, judgment suspended; Robert Dunlap, breach of the peace against Patrick McManus, ss and s5.4s costs, ap- pealed; John Griffin, breach of the peace against Nicholas Cannon, continued to July 8: Samuel Patterson, breach of the peace against Ann Snowden, $5 fine, $6.25 costs; Patrick Mccarthy, breach of the peace against Johanna Musk, continued to July 7; James H. Leach, breach of the peace against Charles Fling Ter, continued to July 7; John Schermers- horn, breach of the peace, nolled on pay ment of $5.42 costs; Michael Welch, breach of the peace against James King, $5 and $3.37 costs; James King, breach of the peace, 25; same, drunk, S1 and $3.37 costs Henry O'Donnell, breach of the peace, $5 same, drunk, thirty days in jail and s6.24 costs; John Feeley, breach of the peace against Patrick Freyer, continued te July 15; Gill Robertson, breach O l the peace against Minnie Robert ! son, fifteen days in jail and $1( | costs; Hugh Short, breach of the peac, against Patrick Buggy, nolled on paymen | of $7.06 costs; William H. Burns, va grancy, 15 days in jail; Raphael Mascoto breach of the peace against Kate Hunt, s: and $7.06 costs; same, drunk, judgmen suspended; Thomas Mcclure, breach O the peace, $5; same, drunk, $5 and $5.4; costs; Charles Fierstein, Sabbath breaking 1 continued to July '; Charles Robinson breach of the peace against Edward Spears continued to July 8.