Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-05
THE COURT RECORD.
City Court Criminal Side Judge
 StudleY.

Studley.
 Patrick Daley, violation of Sunday liquor law, triai school o complaint, eontinued % to oetobep Gnafies f g. kAeep4g R9SX Sse ksenn policy office, continued to October 6; Amos e. Taylor, vagrancy, continued to October 6; Will liam Butler, violation of Sunday liquor law, con the peace, continued to October g.; Michael Kee- shin, theft from Thomas H. Matthews, S7 fine, 10 days in jail and $s.7o, costs; Patrick Foley, breach of peace against his wife, days in jail, $5.42 costs Annie Conroy, breach of peace, confined to October 6; William Whalen, breach of peace $5 fine; same, resistance to officer, $5 complaint, committed to Reform school; James Mar1ow, breace of peace, judgment suspended.
 Court Notes.
 The October term of the criminal side of the superior court convenes tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, with Judge Phelps on the bench. Among the numerous cases on the docket are the following Angelic Petrillo of this city, who killed Michael Dimeo and Peter Estrom of Branford, who killed Charles Walstrom; Allen Drew of New Haven, maslaughter of Eddie Hat field; Joseph P. Malloney of New Haven, theft of Rev en Re Boot of N Meriden, a statut9ry b%uFgary; % Ralph Jackson of Ansonia, burglary; Celia sherer of Branford, theft; Charles Mason of Wallingford ea5g o esa breach of peace and assault on Mrs. Nicholas SteltZ, Charles Gray or East Haven, tramp; Will liam Cooper of East Haven, tramp: Meyer Paudinsky of New Haven, receiving stolen property James Gahan of New Haven, theft from person; Joseph Tanning of New Haven, theft from person; Charles Gardner of New Haven, burglary; John Buckley of Norwich, adultery with Helen Damoussand of Branford; Walter Bucklee of New Haven theft from person; Gil- bert Cannon of New Haven, theft from person; Edward J. McGarry of New Haven, theft from on Ignatius Shunlsosky; Morton A. Root of Meri- den, rape; Leonard A. Hamm of New Haven, breach of peace against his wife; Frank Dugan of Meriden manslaughter of Josephine Wallace; person; Robert Hollngworth of Meriden, tramp; George Sermawfck of Ansonia, bigamy; Thomas O'Hara of Wallingford, theft of horse
 Papers were served on Charles W. Scranton Saturday attaching $500 worth of stock of the Security Insurance company of this city which was issued in Mir Scranton's name shortly before the failure of Bunnell & Scranton. Mir. Scran- Scranton. Attorney J. Birney Futile secured an order for the attachment from the court in the interests of Mrs. Rosette E. Pierpont, who was a creditor of the firm Of Bunnell & Scran- l ton to the amount of $1, 100 at the time of the firms failure. pleas will come in today. The appeals of several Hquor dealers who have been convicted of violation of the Sunday liquor law, will be tried during the term.
 The cases against Albert c. Williams and Charles Wilhelm, accused of keeping policy News had been subpoenaed as witnesses for the state, was continued in the city court Saturday until tomorrow morning at the request Of Attor- ney Goodhart, counsel for the accused who de- sired the continuance owing to the fact that Saturday was the Hebrew New Years day.