Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-07
THE COURT RECORD.
A Supreme Court DecisIon-Judg
Torrance.

A Supreme Court Decis1on-Judge
Torrance.
Judge Torrance of the supreme court
contested suit of ex-Deputy Sheriff William
Bradley against DR.. Gideon P. Reynolds
for 81 200. The decision sustains the de-
cision of Judge Prentice of the superior
court, who gave a verdict for the plaintiff.
DR.. Reynolds went bonds for another DR..
Reynolds, William Reynolds, in a replevin
suit and then William Reynolds suddenly
withdrew from Guilford, leaving DR..
Gideon Reynolds in the lurch. There were
many points brought up in the case by
Judge Lynde Harrison, counsel for the de-
PENDANTS.
Superior Court-CrIminal Side-JudRe
Prentice.
States Attorney Doolittle had few
cases ready for trial in the superior court
yesterday. Sarah Reed, woman of
about sixty-fve years, pleaded guilty to
the charge of stealing 1926 from William
Fox and was sentenced to eighteen months
in state prison.
On November 10 William Fox, who
keeps small farm on the outskirts of
Meriden, met Mrs. Reed in town and en-
ployed her to come to his farm and do
homework for himself and his grand
children. Mrs. Reed would not go until
she had consulted q Catholic priest, for
Fox was Protestant. Having been told
that it would be right for her to go to
work for Mr.. Fox, she went, arriving at
supper for the family and then Mr.. Fox
went out to the barn to feed his live
stock, etc. He was gone about half an
hour When he returned Mrs. Reed was
missing and so were two pocketbooks
from pair Of trousers hanging up in his
room and his watch, in all amounting to
1926.
Archangelo Turcio of New Haven, who
assaulted Marian Murillo with a knife,
pleaded guilty to simple assault and got
six months in jail.
James Fitzpatrick of Seymour consent
ed to plead guilty to assaulting David
Tucker after being advised SO to do, and
was sentenced to a year in jail. After be-
ing sentenced he addressed the court,
claiming his entire innocence. Fitzpat-
rick broke fuckers thumb by bending it
back, and also tried to gouge out his eye.
The court adjourned until to-day, whom
grand jury will be summoned.
The Camp-Pearsall Cases.
The celebrated Waterbury Camp-Pear-
sail cases are to come up again soon. The
case of Sarah N. Camp VS.. Laura E. Pear
sail for alternating the husband Camps af-
fections, in which heavy damages are
asked, is on the trial list, and on Friday
will be assigned for hearing before
jury in the superior court in this city on
some day next week.
Also tho case Of Sarah n. Camp We. Ed
ward A. Camps motion to commit the de-
PENDANT to prison for contempt in not pay
ing the alimony as ordered by the court, IL
assigned for Friday of this week.
The DisbroW Divorce Suit.
The divorce suit Of Samuel B. Disbrow
Of this city against his wife, Gertrude Dis
brow, was heard in private before Julius
Twiss q . committee yesterday.
city Court - Criminal side-JudGe
Studley.
Charles q. Boylay, violation Of liquor
law, continued to January 8; Peter Pfeghsr,
yiolstion Of liquor law, Judgment sus-
pended; John Clark, theft from Henry
Rudolph, discharged; John Pickworth,
theft from william MeCleyes, 30 days In