Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-15
THE COURT RECORD. Superior Court - Civil Slde-Judge
 Hall.

Hall.
 At the short calendar session of this court yes- terday the following cases were assigned for trial:
 Tuesday, April 19, tho Farmers Loan and Trust company vs the Birmingham and An sonia horse railroad; Wednesday, Lewis vs. Lewis, Nesbit vs. Carney; Thursday, Thomas vs. Thomas, Barton vs. Barton; Tuesday, May 8, state of Connecticut vs. New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad.
 In the suit of Hannah M. Baldwin vs. Snas E. Cheney ct als., on accounts, the lawyers re- ported an agreement for the plaintiff to re- cover g, 200 and the court granted the judg- ment.
 A motion that the appellee in Talberts ap- peal from probate will be required to give bonds for costs was agreed and decision reserved application of James Gardner Clark, adminis- ble Peck anu others wa granted. In the divorce suit of James s. Taylor vs. Clara Taylor the plaintiff was ordered to make more specific Attorney Clark then applied to the court for the change Of the name of the Second M E. worth M E. church. The judge took the papers to look the matter up, as he was not certain that clesiastical body, but rather it belonged to the legislature.
 Celia NJ. Fuller a motion to reply in two weeks
 Henry s. Gilbert was allowed judgment of property in Wa,lingford to cover note of $4,- 600. Time of redemption was fixed at first Tues
 te an fer claims was granted until May l.
 from William J. c. Riley of Hartford on the ed the custody of two minor children. An application was made by the defendants fSs nsw trial tb in se t, esss % S Of Mrs william John M Hall decided to let it go over for a week and have it brought before Judge F. B. Hall, who ley was awarded $l ,ooo The city claims to have discovered new evidence.
 next Tuesday and show cause why commission should not be appointed to take the testimony of the former marriage of her alleged bigamous and lately deceased husband.
 United States Court-Judse Wheeler. A hearing on the demurrer filed March 12 1892, in the case of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company vs. Mary F. Cock roft of Westport took place before Judge Wheel CT of Vermont in this court yesterday. The railroad company desires certain land in Elizabeth V Crockroft to build additional tracks as well passenger and freight stations thereon
 The ease & has been before the court since septem- City Court - Criminal Side - Judge StudIey. Dennis Howard, breach of peace against VII liam H. Keim, continued to April 19; Lewis Palm theft from Frederick Stone. continued to April
 ons, continued to April 1s; John Dunn. non-sup- sup
 port of wife, continued to April g. Court Notes. The trial of James P. Kelly, accused of violat- ing the liquor law at 67 Oak street, resulted in c 1 verdict of not guilty in the common pleas court criminal side, yesterday.
 Judge Robertson has appointed Carlton E. Hoadley and Harry Asher commissioners of the 1 insolvent estate of the Union Waterproof Shoe | company.
 The superior court jury in the Heller, Hirsh & Co. case against the Miles Fertilizer and Oil com pany of Milford, 8 suit to recover $l9,0o0 for
 fe tilizing material, disagreed after i've hours
 deiiberation yesterday: They stood tos.
 brought by M. A. Foote of Bridgeport against
 $500 Attorney Hamilton based his I pie. e on the o ground that at the time the suit was instituted
 counsel for the plaiptin. filed an answer to the
 plea was entered. On these questions the srgu gu
 equally the tate rewsrd of sioo offered for % tho
 woodbridge between Officer Keenan of West
 vile, Officer Fiun of Bridgeport and Charles
 Crittenden of A. T. Halls livery stable, thls city | THE Quo wARRANTo CASES. In the superior court yesterday Judge Stod-
 dard stated that a conference had been held in
 the case of Marvin H. Sanger vs. Treasurer l Henry with the counsel for the defense, Hyde
 Gross 6, Hyde, and both sides were willing to
 have the demurrer, which is practically the | same as the demurrer in the Phelan case, come up either next Thursday or Friday Judge John l M Halt said it was proper matter for the short calendar. Judge St0ddard said he would claim l it for next week Fri,iay.
 l Later Judge Harrison attempted to get spe- cial assignment of the Phelan case after next | Tuesday, wh the republican answer would be
 filed. But the court refused to ass gn it, because the p!eadings are not yet closed. He said he would treat 1t the same as any other case before | W. L. Bennett to have the Guilford drawbridge l case come up for trial two weeks from Tuesday by special assignment.