Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-04-11

superior Court-Crinfnal Side-Judge |
Sanford. |
In the case Of Michael Sullivan Of Meriden
charged with burglary, the jury remained out
all the morning. About noon they returned with
a verdict Of not guilty. There being no other
cases ready for trial, the court adjourned until
next Tuesday.
Superior Court -C Civil Side - Judge
Prentice.
Yesterday was the short calendar session in
this court and as usual quite number of divorce
cases came up.
The first case was that of Joseph Goglo, an
Italian Of this city, who desired divorce from
his wife Maria G. Gogla the specific charge be-
ing that at the time of his marriage to her, she
already had another husband living. The motion
for divorce was granted
A divorce was also granted to Minnie P. Bal
low Of Seymour, who com planned that her nus
band Aaron F. Ballow, now of Brooklne, Mass,
had maltreated her and was habitual]y intern
perate. The petitioners name was changed to
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for divorce from her husband Frederick NJ.
on eae next e Evidence
introduced but the case was left open in order to
introduce further evidence.
Eleanor Boles of Naugatuck was granted
divorce from her husband, Arthur H. Bolles on
the ground Of desertion. Her names was changed
TO Eleanor BuuuCu.
There was no response to the call for the case
Of Emma G. Andrew vs. James G. and so it went
over.
In the case of George Hotchkiss, End, VS.
Joseph D. Plunkett ct al, the motion for leave
to file a new answer was postponed for one
The case of Nathaniel Sleeman vs.. the Ma
tional Gas Saving company was continued for a
answer
Beach's appeal from probats was ordered
stricken from the jury docket.
AnnlicAti0n Brewing
company to change its name to the Elm City
Brewing company was granted.
| to grant the appellant his costs was allowed
III Miller vs.. Hunt bond to prosecute was
fled, and in the Fuller vs. Fuller motion for an
allowance to defend went over for one week.
City Court - Criminal side Judge
Pickett.
Clara Lee, assisting in abducting child, bound
over to the superior court, July term, under $500
bonds; Sautelle Salvatore, assault on Jonn Pen
nngton, $25 fine Sc q costs and 81 days IL jail;
Quinto, 81 fine $50 costs; Daniel McGlons and
William Nichols, vagrancy, 80 days in Jail.
Court Notes.
In the court of common pleas, civil side, the
| foreclosure suit Of James Burrows against Bruce
| Stannard of Madison was determined yesterday
| in favor of the plaintiff. The am cunt involved
| is S164.
| The case against Thomas R. Ackrill, jr., for
embezzling $125 from Phi!ando Ferry, the Church
street baker, nolled yesterday by State At
| torney Doolittle. None of the parties concerned
| desired to prosecute as harmonious settlement
| had been made.
| The cases against Peter Anderson, Henry An
| derson, Charles Peterson and William Matson,
| all of Branford, charged with the murder OF
| Charles Walstrom on the evening of Fast day in
Branford, were nolled in the superior court yes
| tesday.
The cases against Peter Estrom, against whom
| true bill of Indictment for the murder of Charles
Walstrom; against Peter Rourke, Congress ave
| nue., and John L. Jude of Fair Haven for shoot
| ing at their wives, and against Ernest Baroffs
| for criminal assault will be tried next week
| Baroffa's case has been assigned for trial mex
| Tuesday.