Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-20
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Judge Carpenter occupied Chief Justice
Andrews seat. The judge gave the infor-
nation that the chief justice was i'll and |
would not appear in court this week. On |
account of the three vacancies In the su-
perior court it had been found impossible
to call in any other judge to makasa full
bench, and if counsels were willing they
could make their arguments to tbs four
judges and the chief Justice could also re-
view the cases with them on the briefs.
There was no objection to this by some of
the lawyers, and reading of the docket
showed that very few cases were ready for
argument, and court adjourned until next
Tuesday, when it is hoped Justice Andrews
will be present.
Three cases were submitted on briefs
without argument: Guy Porter vs. Hiram
Welton, Frederick L. Smith vs.. John
King, and Morris P. Bray VS.. L. L. Loom
is Sons.
superior Court - Civil Side - Judge
Hall.
The superior court adjourned until next
Friday. The case of Beardsley vs.. New
Haven was to be tried before jury, but
had to be postponed owing to the illness of
Corporation Counsel Driscon.
The Camp vs.. Pearsall suit for alienation
of affections will probably be taken up next
| week.
BEFORE COMMISSIONER WRIGHT.
Otto Keomuller of Norwalk was before
| United States Commissioner Wright yes
| terday afternoon, charged with selling
malt liquors without q federal license.
THE DIAMOND THEFT.
Anthony Fabarina, bartender for A. G.
Traeger, was arrested yesterday by Detec-
tive Cowles for completely in the theft of
the diamond from Luther E. Preston at the
Hotel Yale, for which Timothy McDsrmott,
Henry Frank and William Cook are now
awaiting trial. The state will attempt to
prove that Fabarina assisted in trying to
sell the stone.
| Probate Court-Judge Robertson.
The hearing on the appointment of a
trustee on the insolvent estate of Mrs. Le-
ma Cytron was held in Judge Robertson's
Office yesterday. Many of the creditors
were represented by many lawyers, the
following being present. Attorneys G. r..
Fowler, George P. Ingersoll, E. G. Buck
land, Harry Asher, David Strouse and Eli
Mix, besides Solomon Rosenberg, who ap-
peared for himself. As represented in
court yesterday the assets will amount to
about $135. Albert w. Nation of Mat
toon & Woolworth was appointed trustee.
CASEY & DIXON ASSIGN.
The firm of Casey & Dixon, boot and
shoe dealers at 491 State street, composed
of Christopher F. Casey and Richard M.
Dixon, made voluntary assignment in
the probate court yesterday afternoon.
tee. A hearing upon the appointment OF
trustee will take place next Tuesday.
City Court - Criminal Side-Judge
Pickett.
Timothy McDermott, theft from Luthrt
E. Preston, continued to January %; Henry
Frank, theft from Luther E. Preston, con
tinued to January %; William Cook, thief
from Luther E. Preston, continued to Jan
uary %; Anton Carlson, refusing to sup
port his wife, nolled; same, cruelty K
child, 50 fine, $3.50 costs; James Chaffero
breach Of peace against John Tenello, 5;
fine, $500 costs; John Tenello, breach O.
, peace against James Chaffero, So fine
!. s.. 60 costs; William Quigley, breach .
peace against Louisa Quigley (wife), 81 fine
/ 1924 costs; same, drunkenness, IS fine
Michael J. Allen, begging, 60 days in Jail
; same, drunkenness, 81 fine; John Cahill
!. breach of peace, 81 fine; same, drunken
ness, $6 fine, $5.42 costs.
The will of the late Frank Grogan O
Hartford leaves everything to his wife.
Principal L. L. Camp has presented
! beautiful flag to the Dwight school cadets
The Hinman-Lockwood wedding at tn
Dwight Place church at 6 o'clock this ever
ing.
Mrs. Bertha Hoadley and Miss Jessi
Hoadley of Edwards street are visiting il
Waterbury.
The Misses Carrie Putnam and Sadi
Pardee of West Haven have returned fror
Middletown.
Hon. E. D. Robbins lectures in the Cor
gregational church, Wether6eld, on Japa1
this evening.
Samuel Fessenden of Stamford was i
: attendance at the session of the suprem
court yesterday morning.
v Patrick Shea, the city hall elevator boy
who has been sick with the grip for week
is now rapidly recovering.
David R. Dingwall of Blatchley avenu
has sailed for Scotland. Terrence Brady
q the contractor, accompanies him.
r Charles w. Berkele, who made oars fo
y the college crews for years, has designe
two handsome souvenirs of foot ball an
y boating.
o D. Luther Briggs, whom the republican
j. elected mayor of Middletown Monday, &c
in by about 400 majority, and tho counse
is also republican.
is Professor Lee and wife start to-day fc
70 Litch6eld to attend the funeral of Mr.. I
% % B. Everts, (Mrs Lees father which will t
" held at his late residence next Friday at
p. m.
IT Comptroller Staub having refused
ID draw his order for the payment of tn
usual grants of money made to the variou
agricultural societies of the state, Governc
Buckley announces that he will pay thel
"a himself.
Hon. Edward ]. Phelps, formerly mini
ter to England, had an audience with Pre-
ident Harrison yesterday morning. It
generally understood that he will be one
the representatives of the United States o
the tribunal to be selected for tho arbitr,
ton of the Behring sea.
Grand knight J. J. Phelan of Bridgepo,
and Grand Secretary Colwen of th
Knights of Columbus, New Haven, are q
ranging TO esCADll6n q COUNCIL OF the OrQe
in Boston 1t is expected an organizatio
with large membership will be institute
about March 1.
Mr.. Charles W. Berkele, the old Ga,
maker of New Haven, is making line {
perfect models of the Yale oar. They al
souvenir oars and are suitable for decora
ing rooms. They are all handmade, an
Bob Cook says that they are perfect moo
els of the Yale oars. They may be obtaine
of James W. Brine, 1904 and 1905 Chap
street.
a Mr.. Frank Tarbox of Hartford has sol
p his trotting roadster Club to young NJ
= Hollander of that city, who will use hi,
as roadster, in which capacity he shout
10 please anyone. Club is by Knox Boy, b
dam being by Lewiston Boy. He was bre
at Auburn, Me-, and obtained his record {
at 2:27 in 1856 at Boston. He has been OF
y of the attractions at the Hartford trottin
matinees the past two seasons.
ID Master workman, DR.. Rollins s. M
I Nell foreman, Captain B. E. Brown, owe
p seer, John o. Shares; guide, G. g.. VIII
or Piles; inside watch, Charles Evarts, outsiG
to to watch, 81. W. Sperry were installed ne
officers of Pyramid lodge, A. O. q. W
as in Pyramids new lodge room Monds
liz night It was the first meeting of Pyrami
lodge in their fine new hall and an occl
sion of much interest. Sterling lodge pr
ssnted Pyramid with a beautiful altar, D.
B. L. Lambert making the presentatio
70, speech and Attorney ]. G. Gallagher r
plying The installation ceremonies wei
by District Deputy L. B. Clark, assiste
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