Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-04-13
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court-Crimfnal Side-Jud.e


Fem.
John Olsen and Ernest Johansen, two Swedes
of North Branford, wer on trial before the jury
yesterday for burglary, alleged to have been
committed New Years night the residence of
Nathan Harrison of North Branford, brother
of G. A. Harrison, the lawyer. Only a small
amount Of coin was taken. Johansen worked as
hired man for Mr.. Harrison and Olsen was the
hired man of a neighbor. q. A. Harrison
sisted in the prosecution. The jury in twenty
minutes returned verdict Of not guilty. Attor-
neys Pigott and II. F. Hall OF walling ford ap-
peared for the accused.
THE wALL1NGFoRD MURDER CASE.
The work Of impaneling jury to try George
BATHS of Wallingford, accused of m urder in the
second degree in killing Charles LON bra Decem-
Der 12, 1891, next taken up. Attorneys
Henry 7. Hall and Newton are defending the &c
cused.
Common Pleas Court-Crimfnal Side
Judge Deming.
Thomas F. Lynch Of View street was put to
trial before a jury in the court of common pleas
criminal side, Yesterday, for resisting Officer Nc
At a quarter Of o'clock the jury returned
got $40 and costs in the city Court, but the COM
mon pleas costs will be the larger.
Of the court and de nehn2 rd n
the case, as Boucher was somewhat under the
influence Of liquor.
City Court - Criminal Side Judge
Pickett.
with intent to kill, continued to April is; Lewis
to reform school; Ira Hubbell, begging, judg-
ment suspended; Daniel Mccarthy, vsgrancy.
costs; James Cassidy, indecent exposure, 81
fine; same, drunkenness, SO fine, $7S8 costs;
20 soh IN Guy, keeping disorderly house, $40 fine,
orrfo Ana,
drunkenness, 81 ane: ss.7s Costs; Maurice J.
e. osaa:t
breach Of peace against William Keim, continued
continued to April is; saiyato Espo.to doing
secular business on Sunday, Sc fine, 1924 costs;
Smith s to Hpri 49, sos Timothy
same. s. ane, 1924 costs: william Costello, same,
ESQ., ssaa eo TSGI JssaRaa bH5asp g
April 10; John H. Moore, same, 81 fine, s5.42
Court Notes.
THE CLOSING ARGUMENTS MADE.
The suit of Heller Hirsch & Co. against the
the possession of fertilizers, fish scrap, ETC. to
the value of $40, 900, was heard in closing argu-
ments to the jury in the superior court yester
day afternoon. The case has been on trial for
the past two weeks.
SETTLED AMICABLY.
The firm Of A. N. Allen & Co. and Michael
Dillon, each Of whom held the title to q, wall
which the firm desired to tear down ON George
street to erect q new building, have come to an
amicable adjustment Of their differences.
ON THE ESTATE OF THE LATEDR. BUSH.
Judge Robertson OF the probate court has ap-
pointed Edward w. Damn administrator on the
estate of the late DR.. G.. NJ. Bush Of Grove
street, who recently died in Washington, D. c.,
as the result Of a stroke Of apoplexy. The es.
tate left by the deceased is about 81 200, of
which about $500 is book accounts. Mr.. Damn
was placed under $500 bonds.
ON THE WEED 4 CLARK ESTATE.
Hobart L. Hotchkiss and George p. Ingersoh
were yesterday appointed by Judge Robertson
OF the probate court commissioners the e.
tate OF the insolvent firm Of Weed & Clark, the
hardware dealers Of Church street. |
OBJECTIONS TO PATRICK BURNS WILL WITHDRAWN.
The will Of the late Patrick Burns was admitted
to probate yesterday morning In the probate
court. all opposition to 1t having boon abandon
ed. The will was represented by Bernard
Stanley, and the opposition by Sena-
tor T. ]. Fox. BY the will of the |
deceased the st. Vincent de Paul society Is to |
receive SEQ year, and the st. Francis Orphan /
death OF the widow Of the testator, who Is to en-.
joy the income Of the property as long she i
lives. The total amount Of property left BY /
the testator will not aggregate more than 5000 1
AMcABLY ADJUSTED.
The suit Of Thompson q Belden Of 800 and 500 /
State street against George q. Thompson for |
800 damsgeshas bsen amicably sdiuftsd.
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