Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-27
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court-Criminal SIde-Judge
 Fenn.

THE COURT RECORD. Superior Court-Cr1minal Slde-Judge
 Fem.
 In this court yesterday Charles E. Hilliard, tho pleaded guilty to forging the name of Chester A. Bell to four checks amounting to about $100, and was sent to state prison for eighteen months.
 Francisco Paoli, an Italian, pleaded guilty to enticing several little girls from school and their homes and also to a charge of crimina al assault, and was sent to Wethersaeld for one year.
 Edwin B. Pope of Ansonia was found not guilty of criminal assault on the ground of insanity, ,and was sent to the Middletown insane asylum.
 Charles H. Miller of Meriden was tried before jury for chicken stealing and was found guilty. Judge Fenn sentenced him to three years in prison.
 Jacob Walterosky, eleven years old and George Barebault who were both committed to the re- form school by Judge Pickett, appealed their cases and were yesterday acquitted.
 The Branford sandbagging case will be tried In this court to-day.
 Waterbury Superior Court-Cr1minal
 S1de-Judse Robinson.
 Judge Robinson of Middletown presided at the opening of the April term of this court in this city yesterday.
 The first case called was that of John Kerr of Bristol, charged with burglarizing the store of G. Fl. Ford of Waterbury. He was promptly found guilty, Kerr having confessed, and was sentenced to one year in state prison.
 The theft case against Timothy Ryan of Waterbury was nolled on condition that the boy goes back to the reform school.
 Robert Hotchkiss and Lizzie Bohan were charged with adultery. Both pleaded guilty and toF doue in fhc fv jail.
 The case against James Langdon, charged with assault with intent to kill Conrad Hahn of Naugatuck, was nolled by the assistant state attorney.
 The trial of John Cronan, charged with theft from the Waterbury freight station of the New York and New England Railroad company, WAS then commenced and is still on trial. Cronan pleaded not guilty.
 City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
 Pickett.
 BradY pondp pa sa port; Dennis Howard, breach of peace against Robert Keim, continued to April 2s; Adam Hugo, of $sss costs; Paul La Fontaine. breach of peace against Martin J. Clark, jr., nolled on payment e to May Isssn John Mclaughlin, $1 fine, $s 65 costs; same, drunkenness, judgment suspended; William tinued to April ss; same resisting Officer F: D. Cook, continued to April 2s; same statutory sn zze fops to May 10; Frank Carroll, Connie Nicholas Charles Turner, Willie Holloran, Willie Lyons James Glencey, statutory burglary, continued to May 9; Jacob Brody and Emma Brody, resisting and obstructing Officer Enscoe, continued te Terance Wild, continued to May 8; Peter M. Far land. capias, continued to April 30; William H H etep m fD APg rary home complaints continued to May 2s; Miss Rachel slapks; industrial school complaint con Court Notes. Charles B. Foster, who was sued Monday or two notes is the proprietor of varnish manu factory south of Forbes avenue in the annex ane has no connection with the National Varnist company, as has been incorrectly stated. c. M. Baldwin, administrator of the estate o the late A. A. Townsend of this city, who lost hi life in the Hotel Royal fire on February has in stituted suit against Hyman Israel and Richard Marks, owner and lessee of the hotel to recover s, GOO damages. The suit has been brought 1T the United States circuit court, in the district o New York. The amount of damages claimed ii the statutory limit. Charles Phelps, partner oi Marks, is made defendant in the suit.
 Judge Townsend was to have tried his first cas, as g United States judge in this city yesterday and was promptly on hand to do so in the cour room over the postoffce. But the two out o town cases to be tried had to be put over be cause the attorneys were not ready to go Attorney J. P. Goodhart appeared before Judge Robertson yesterday in the probate court and asked that his client, Jacob Morris be givel an allowance, pending the settlement of his in ance of SITS.
 Yesterday an attachment was placed on prop erty belonging to Gibson Hali on Commerce street, in g suit brought by Strong, Barnes, liar & Co. to recover judgment of $350 which had been secured against Hall in thu superior court several years ago. This is onl, which Mir. Hall has been drawn during the las forty eight hours, all arising from the action O. the superior court in awarding him the sum O. 'qeo TOT the c9ndemnatlon D, o or iand known a men for the ostensible purpose of benefiting thu public health.
 Upon the application of the Elm City Brewin, company an injunction has been issued by Judg Adam Neiolinger, William Schmidt, Charles A Stadler and George Neidlinger of the firm o Neidlinger, Schmidt & Co. of New York, iron holding under attachment portion of the plan tachment is excessive.
 ! Further testimony was taken in the probat court concerning the application of Mary A Matthewman for the removal of Starr H. Bar mum as trustee of the estate of the late Pierre pont B. Foster, such prominent real estate mel as John T. Sloan, H. P. Hoadley Robert T. Mer l the property having been sold at nominal fig ures that in each and every case all tha the property was worth was received: and tha l in some cases considerably more. It was fur Mir. Anketell, was we'll sold, and at a goo, price It was the opinion of all these real estate men that good judgment had been displayed il all the sales.''