Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-23
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side-Jud
 Hall.-

Superior Court Civil Slde-Judge
 Hall.
 The quo warranto suit of Phelan vs Walsh was specially assigned for Tuesday, May 10, as the result of an amicable agreement between counsel. It was further agreed that upon the hearing to be had before Judge Hall at that time the court should find the facts and reserve al questions of law arising thereon for the supreme court, which sits here in June.
 The case of Marvin H. Sanger vs. State Treas urer Henry was next considered The de efend- ants demurrer was formally overruled by Judge Hall, as was to be expected in view of the judges course touching the demurrer in the Phelan-Walsh case. An order was entered by Judge Hall requiring the defendant to answer on or before Friday, April 29.
 The suit of Austin B. Fuller against the Metro politan Life Insurance company was argued by Judge Stoddard and Attorney Arvine on several motions to correct pleadings and to consolidate the two cases that MT. Fuller has brought. The total damages claimed in these suits are $1OO OOO reference to damages and benefits for the laying out of park between Goffe, Crescent, Henry and County streets a committee consisting of Bush reported damages of $11 ,o0o for MT. Hali and the court accepted the report.
 Steam Heating company total claims for Ss7, ,6es were allowed against the estate. Emma B Howe of Springfield was divorced ! from Edward B. Howe of this city on the ground of assertion.
 The following cases were assigned for trial l Before Judge F. B. Hall, MGnday-City of New ! Haven vs. Beardsley ct ux.
 Before Judge John B. Hall Wednesday-Wag | ner vs. Atwater. Thursday Moran vs. spiegel ! Tuesday, May 3-State of Connecticut vs. New ! York, New Haven and Hartford railroad. Tues | day, May 10-State ex rel, Phelan vs. Walsh.
 The motion of a dissolution of the injunction ! restraining Constable Spiegel from interfering with the operation of the Elm City Brewing com pany was arraigned for trial next Thursda. morning. The judge also ordered Attorne. Zachsr, counsel for the creditors who ask for dissolution of the injunction, to file an answe | Tuesday morning.
 | The motions for leave to file answer to tn l leave to file an amendment 10 the complaint i l the suit of Trustee E. G. Stoddard against Prime | & Whiteley were argued, but no decision wa l rendered.
 Judge Hall refused to grant a divorce to Henr l 2. Parker of Fair Haven from his wife, Hattie
 In Daley's appeal from probate, in which tn husband of the late Ann F. Daley of Wallac | street appealed from Judge Robertson's decisio l admitting the will to probate, the court sustaine Judge Robertson's decision.
 City Court Criminal Side - Juds Studley.
 ! tinued to April B; Maria Lennon, violation ( l liquor law, plea in abatement sustained Edwar | Haines, violation of liquor law, continued t l April 29; Joha Quinn, non-support of wife an | children, continued to April 25: Peter M Tal
 yane, breach of peace against Frank M. Low | Daley, resistance to Officer Flannery, judgmeI | suspended; Paul Goldberg breach of peac ! against Minnie Goldberg, nolled George W
 Huntington, burglary, continued to April H.