Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-16
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side - jude
Hall.

Superior Court - Civil Side Judge |
Hall. |
The superior court was in session yes
terdsy morning for about half an hour.
Judge Hall stated that he would file his
finding in the Phelan-W Walsh quo warranto
case next week and that the finding would
be final. That there might not be made
motions by the counsel for the correction,
etc., of the document after it was filed, he
would mail copies of the finding to the
counsel in the case Monday, 80 that they
might look over it and see if any errors or
omissions had been made.
Town Attorney Pigott presented de-
cree for the court to pass, indorsing the
report of the committee on the partition
of city hall, but said he would be willing
to have it 60 over for little time, as he
understood that the counsel for the city
wanted time to file q remonstrance. At
torney Doolittle and Corporation Counsel
Driscou wanted the acceptance of the re-
port to go over until fall in order that
both branches of the common council
| might have time to consider the case. Mr..
| Doolittle limited at a possible purchase of
the property by the city.
Mr.. PigOtt replied that the members OF the
city government lived in the city and they could
meet at any time, and if they couldn't muster a
| quorum they evidently didn't take much interest
Jud &c Hail ordered the city to file their re-
monstrances on or before next Friday.
Deming Of the court of common pleas
compelling, him to come into court and show
the court by Attorney Pigott. The papers were
drawn in the usual way, under the name OF the
The time in which the defendant shall make
answer is entirely in the discretion of the court,
or before the fourth Tuesday in September.
for new trial of Francis Munson's appeal from
Basil Munsoa's will. rendered a verdict not in &C
IN ta sas 5 o9 aa
| next Friday.
City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
| Pickett.
John McDermott. violation of liquor law, con
tinued to July 80; James Lynch, same, continued
| to July 80; Henry Painter, breach Of the peace
x foSg
g 5eSn Fs,ss
fine, s. 42 costs; John Moran, same, Sc fine, SIS: A
Nary A%es 1agranc sg 5ndsmens Suspended
Pierce Dorney, vagrancy, continued to July 10
| Peter Nugent, trespaSS on oyster grounds, con
| tinued to July 18; Moses Dedrich, non support o
wife, continued to July 25
Court Notes.
The probate court will be closed to-day on az
, count of the death of ex-Mayor Robertson.
In the court of common pleas yesterday Georg
, Hickey was found guilty of a breach of the peac
| against Bernard Senirnow, and fined 81 an
a | costs.
, Attorney Harry Asher yesterday rendere
l Judgment in the case Of Daniel McNamar
q against Frank g. Hoy. Mcnamara sued Hoy
. | recover the value of horse and sleigh which
| had sold to Hoy it being alleged that he had r
| ceived them under false pretenses. Senator
a | Wolfe for the plaintiff The judgment was
| favor Of the plaintiff to recover $50 and cost
Q | The case will be appealed.
g | The case of John Laudine against Court A
drew Jackson, Ancient Order of Foresters, W,
! tried before Justice John G. Gallagher yesterds
| afternoon Laudine is a member OF Court A
drew Jackson and has been for a long time. F
| has been sick at various times, and the court b
| paid him sick benefits to which he was entitle
III Recently he became sick again, and the court r
fused topay him benefits, and he thereforebroug
N | suit. The amount he claims he is entitled to
$50 Philip Pond, "a, appeared for Laudine, al
c. s. Hamilton for the court.
d | Both the civil and criminal sides of the court
| common pleas have adjourned until next we
in / Tuesday.
The case of Russell A. Ford, the forger, W
called before Judge Pickett in the city court "
| terday morning. Attorney Charles G. Ford q
asked for, as neither side was ready for the tr
Ford was unable to get s., 600 bonds and W
| taken to jail to await his trial, which comes
~ | Wednesday, July 81.