Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-05
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election, $4395; First Congregational
hurch, Waterbury, Conn, $42. rs; Church
+ the Redeemer collection, SIS. 2S; E. B.
'owditoh, $50; from exhibit of painting
y F. W. Fellows, SIS 80; friend for IL
'raries, $15; Mrs. Max Adler, Rev. Mr..
andrews, Guilford, Conn; Mrs. Eli Whit
icy, each $40; Treadwell Ketchum,
%; b. H. Benedict, Sewing society
# Court kstreet synagogue, g.
q. Buck, Birmingham, Conn.,; Mrs. Henry
Farnam, Mrs. George B. Farnam, Mrs. G.
}. Cruttenden, Mrs. Franklin B. Dexter,
Mrs. Frances P. Gilbert, Mrs. George n.
Townsend, Mrs. s. E. Mcqueen, Miss Julia
Leek, each S.; Mrs. J. w. s. Peck, So;
Miss Hannah Starr, So so; J. o. Bergh,
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o. North, Mrs. Henry Herr, Mrs. Henry
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5. Mersick, Mrs. John S. Grifing, Mrs. J.
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rrowbridge, Mrs. Il. L. Parmelee. Mrs. F.
Z. Dsnney, Mr.. S. S. Fisher, Mrs: Samuel
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Dermott, Mrs. A. M. Rice, Mrs. Spencer
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A. Dewell, Mrs. w. E. Wild, Mrs. Myro1
w. Curtiss, Mrs. Robert Curtiss, Mrs. P
A. Buckingham, Miss Elizabeth Spencer
Mrs. Harriet Mcdonald, Mrs. W. E. Cowell
Mrs. Henry w. Squires, Mrs. II. L. Lin
coin, each so cents; Mrs. F. L. Platt, Miss
Della Platt, Mrs. Samuel A. Lewis, Mrs
G. A. Bradley, Mrs. G. L. Beecher, Mrs
Pickett, each 20 cents.
From pupils in Miss McFarland's schoo
toward bricks for new sailors home, il
sums from one cent upward, 81 Sc; from
pupils in Misses Orion and Nichols schoo
for same object, $3.50.
Magazines, books, papers from the fol
lowing: Mrs. Scranton, Mrs. F. w. Eel
lowes, Mrs. NJ. Lum, Mrs. James Fellowes
Mrs. Gray, Mrs. John Henney, Mrs. B. g
Warner, Mrs. Comstock, Miss M. Scran
ton, Miss G. Andrews, Mrs Blakeslee
Mrs. G. 81. Pierce, Mrs. johnson, Mrs
Countryman, J. o. Bergh, Mrs. Stelson
Smith, Mrs. A. E. Winchell, Mrs. Henri,
Fitch, Mrs. T. w. Phelps, Howard avenu
Baptist church, Miss Jones. Mrs. L. Cowles
Miss Lsrned, Mrs. G.. o. Cruttenden, Mrs
g. w. Porter, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. c.
DeForest, Mrs. E. Killam Friend, Mis-
Law.
Clothing from Mrs. Fellowes, Mrs. La
fayette Comstock.
Towelling from Miss Mix, Mrs. Theo
dore Hagaman, Howe & Stetson.
Crockery from Mrs. James Fellowes
Even Mcintyre & Co.
HELEN L. CowLEs, Treas.
Saratoga Excursions.
Saratoga is at its height for life ant
activity. The visitor is struck with tn
wealth and elegance visible on ever,
hand. Mr.. Peck's excursions to this far
famed watering place start every Monday
Excursionists all speak in the highes
terms regarding these trips. The exhibi
contained in the book of tickets furnished
is reproduction of sumptuous Roma1
house, fully illustrating the domestic life
worship, manners and mythology of tn
ancient Romans. For information an,
tickets apply at 702 Chapel street.
THE COURT RECORD.
Commo n Pleas Court-Criminal Side.
Judge Demtn&.
The trial of the breach of the peace cas-
against Michael Foley, who was accused c
assaulting Constable French and his son 6
Waverly grove, Savin Rock, last WedneI
day, and was fined 81 and costs by Justic
Pardee, occupied the attention of thi
court the greater part of yesterday an
finally resulted at $3.50 p. m. in the jur
returning with verdict of guilty. Judg
Deming made the fine the same as in th
lower court, 81 and costs.
The case of Henry Benson, charged wit
assaulting William Lagel, both of Orange
was then taken up and is still on.
City Court - Criminal Side - Juds
Pickett.
William Ledwith, breach of peac
against James Delehanty, So fine; same
resistance against Officer Martin Higgins
81 fine and costs; James Whalen, jr.
breach of peace against James Delehanty
So fine and costs; same, drunkenness
judgment suspended; Laurence E. Meyers
breach of peace against Herman Alder
man, 50 fine, 1924 costs; William q
Bigelow, breach of peace against Mauric
Effort, 81 fine, s5.4s costs; Williar
S Sharp rEs. breach nea Of Il, peace again again,
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Emil Muntz, breach of peac
against Mary Holley, SO fine, s7.O6 costs
same, drunkenness, judgment suspended
Annie Lyle, breach of peace, judgmen
suspended; Mary Peters, breach of peace
50 and costs; James O'Meara, breach Q
peace against Malachi Shannon, So fine
1924 costs; William Green, breach Q
peace, continued to August 6; Thoma
Carr, theft, nolled; Peter Schmidt, non
support, continued to August 6; Patric
Heeney, theft, discharged; William De
vine, theft, continued to August 5; Josepl
Crago, breach of peace, continued
August 5.
Court Notes.
The law firm of Green & Jacobs yes
terday brought suit against Louis an
Dora Wohlman in the interest of Mrs AM
Taylor to recover a debt.
The hearing on the appointment of
trustee for the insolvent estate of D. W
Humiston & Co., set down for yesterda
in the probate court, was postponed TO
two weeks. This was at the request of
majority of the creditors as a settlement j
probable.
List of Patents.
List OF patents issued from the United State
patent office on Tuesday, August 2, 1892 for tn
state OF Connecticut. furnishedus from the ofic
Of Earle Seymour, solicitors of patents, sc
Chapelstreet, New Haven. Conn.,:
3. Armbruster, New Haven, tugloop.
h. =. Cowles, assignor one-half to W. DnfP,
East Hartford Meadow, chafe-Iron
w: F.: Dial assignor to Wheeler & Wilson Mar
ufacturlng company, Bridgeport, looptaker 70
sewing machines (twO patents