Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-05

toys; Mrs. E. l.. Clark, q basket OF trimmed
oranges; Friend from Woodbridge, 3 bas-
kets of sweet apples and l dozen eggs;
Mrs. W: J. Atwater. SO japanese baskets
3 secondhand sleds; Alex Shoninger, Sec
books, papers and toys;
Charles A. Asher, package OF papers;
Lee Shoninger, package OF papers; Miss
Grace Ingersoll, the making Of l6S gar
ments during the past year.
For Nina Lynette nursery-Mrs. Charles
81. Bergman of NewYork, $40; Mrs. Mary |
SOC; Miss Caroline S. Duer,
Christmas tree trimmed, express wagon, 81
Miss Hardy, three nursing |
bottles; Jack Armstrong and three boys,
of Youths Companion.
Visiting committee for January-Mrs. |
e. R. Ward, 1873 Temple street; Mrs. A. J.
Dubois, 258 Bradley street.
ELIZA K. Tw1NING, Rec. SEQ.
THE COURT RECORD.
Court of Common Pleas-Cr1m1nal |
S1de-Judge Studley.
Dr. Dominick J. Sullivan, who is serving
out term in Jail for breach of the peace
against the late John G. Kusler, and who
is also awaiting trial for manslaughter in
causing Kusler's death, and John Conlon,
charged with breach of the peace against
John Redmund, came before the court.
Conlon pleaded guilty and was fined 81
and costs. Nothing was done with Sulli-
vans case and both men were sent back to
jail.
Probate Court-Judge Robertson.
The will of the late Mrs. Harriet R. O.
Duntze was admitted to probate yesterday
morning. Charles R. Hayden inherits the
whole estate of $4,000 A hearing was
set down for January II, when a contest
will be made by Mrs. William A. Sanborn
of Greenfield, Mass., sister of the de-
ceased, on the ground that the legatee was
incapable of making will at the time the
instrument was executed and also that I'M
due influence was used. Mrs. Duntze some
years ago made will giving her entire
property to her daughter, Mrs. G.
II. Hayden. Mrs. Hayden died week
ago last night. Mrs. Duntze was at
on the following morning, through the aid
of Mr.. Hayden and S. R. Hull, she drew
another will, the one admitted to probate
yesterday. Twenty-four hours later she
also was corpse. The execution of this
will was unknown to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Il. Sanborn, although both were in
the house at the time, nor did they learn
of its existence until noon of the day on
which Mrs. Duntze's funeral took place,
and were then informed of it through
domestic, who was ono of the witnesses.
The other witnesses were neighbors of the
dead woman. Beside this suspicious
silence on the matter the signature was
unusual.
Hayden stated that Mrs. Duntze had
given him deed to her house on Chapel
street. A record of such a transaction
| cannot be found by Mr.. Sanborn in the
town clerks Office, and he also says Mrs.
Duntze was non compos mentus for year
| before her death. However, if the deed
| for the property is found as Mr.. Hayden
stated, no contest will be made by the
! Sanborns. Hayden appears for the will,
Judge Lynde Harrison has been secured
by the contestants.
Louis Z. Jacobs was yesterday appointed
trustee of the insolvent estate of Thomas
NJ. Kittell, the assigning grocer at No. S02
State street. Harry W. Asher and John
| G. Gallagher were appointed commission
ers on the estate of Frank R. Langdale.
City Court - Criminal Side Judge
Pickett.
John Tevlin, injury to railroad cars, S.
fine, $2.47 costs; George Tevlin, injury to
railroad cars, So fine, 81 AZ costs; Antonio
Lunn, disoharging firearms in city limits
S. fine; same, drunkenness, 81 fine, Sc. AZ
costs; Frank Gilman, begging, Is days in
jail, 1924 costs; Samuel Belof, breach OF
peace against Willie Bodi, continued tc
against Maggie Toole, Is days in jail, So. 81
costs; James Cowles, carrying concealed
weapons. S. fine; same, drunkenness, 81
fine, 1924 costs; William R. Curtin ant
Edward Bissel1, reform school complaint
committed; James Dunn, George Bair
bou1t and Grove Hutchinson, injury t.
railroad cars, continued to January 5; Joh1
Pickworth, theft, continued to January
George Mooney, reform school complaint
nolled on payment of $3.50 costs.
Court Notes.
Albenzo Landino, on employe of Sar
gent & Co.'s has brought suit agains
Pasquale Gaetano to recover 5000 which
the plaintiff claims he loaned the defend
ant. An attachment to the amount O.
$500 was placed on property of the dc
PENDANT on Oak street yesterday morning
to cover the claim. The case is returna
bic before John Gallagher as justice of tn,
peace.
Frederick B. Rice was yesterday morn
ing appointed trustee on the insolvent es
tate Of Mayor Charles R. Baldwin of Wa
terbury by Judge Phelan in the probate
court Of that city.
POOR DEBTORS OATH.
: Jere Mccarthy of Ansonia, who was ar
! rested some time ago for selling liquo
| without government license and who es
| capped from Deputy Marshal Lovsjoy bu
was subsequently recaptured, was liberated
, from jail yesterday, after taking the poo
, debtors oath. Upon tho charge on whicl
he was arrested Mccarthy was found guilt,
and fined. Being unable to pay the fin
he was sent to Jail by COMMISSIONS
Wright. According to the United State
3 statutes, when perton is simply fined TO
\ an offense against the government and i
, unable to pay his fine and cost he may
+ after thirty days in Jail, secure liberation
by taking the poor debtors oath. Nc
+ Carthy took advantage of this statute AM
. secured his liberty yesterday afternoon.
Moro New Building Permits.
!, Fire Marshal Kennedy has issued NOR
new permits as follows:
Robert Wilson, to erect brick barn at No. 8
| Asylum street. 22x25 feet
Max Rosenthal, to erect frame building at NJ
1876 Congress avenue 1928 feet
: Timothy Eagan, to erect frame dwelling co,
| Summer court, 264x28 feet.
o h. W. Storrs, to erect frame building, No. so
. "A Broadway, 20x28 feet.
q George b. Clark, to erect frame building rea
g Of No. 80 Cassius street, 20x3O feet.
L Morris Alderman, to erect brick shop corne
a | Of Commerce street, 16XS0 feet
Peters & Carlton, to raise building one stor
r No. Is Putnam street, 1892 feet.
] SJohn B. Rattelsdorfer, to erect brick buildin
> | corner OF Greene and Chestnut streets, 37xt
: | feet
DR.. F. W. Brown, to erect frame dwelling o
8 Edwards street. near Orange, 25x45 feet, now
: process of erection.
. Mrs. Emma Potter, to erect frame dwelling o
q Avery street, 26x30 feet
Charles W. Cook, to erect frame dwelling col
Q nsr Of Washington and Hallock Streets 20xS
), | feet.
Frank A. Munson, to erect frame dwelling o
Gregory street near Canal street, 20x20 feet.
9 John Logan, to erect frame dwelling at No.
Walnut street, 22xH feet.
Frank 8. Bradley, to erect frame dwelling o
D Sheffield avenue, 28x40 feet.
= August Barkentine, to erect frame dwelling 9
. No. 116 Greenwich avenue, 13x24 feet.
A. r. Tilton, to erect frame dwelling and bar
! at No. rs Nicon street, 28x43 feet and 1898 fee
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