Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-05
THE COURT RECORD.
City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
Pickett.

Thomas McKella and Julia McKella, temporary
home complaint, continued to April 6; Emanuel
Gaitano non-support of wife, continued to April
fine, $5.4a costs; Thomas Redmond, jr. theft,
discharged; Thomas Harrison, theft, ~ fine,
Malone, mutual breach of peace nolled on pay
ment Of 1887 costs each; Thomas Bradley:
costs; John j. Maroney, James Ledwitch, Alfred
Quinn and William Butler resisting and OBJ,
structing officers Of fire department, 80 fine and
Martin McAuliffe, Sabbath breaking 81 fine and
$2.65 costs each; Maria Muro, breach OF peace,
SO fine, $5.57 costs.
Court Notes.
II. w. Tower was awarded judgment by JUS
tice Tower. yesterday in his suit against Henry
Kimerlee to recover for bill of groceries. The
defendant claimed a set off.
At yesterdays session OF the common pleas
court criminal side, Judge Deming reduced the
bond of William Kilbrlde, charged with selling
liquor on Sunday in Lamar block, to $3.50, but
Kilbride was unable to procure bondsman and
went to jail. Jack Moran was fined 81 and costs
for resisting Officer George L. Hyde, and the
court adjourned until next Monday. when a jury
will be impaneled.
Hamilton counsel for Mrs. Maria Card in the
suit brought against her by NJ. A. Foote Of Bridge
to Sy on Of fse to pea
| that when the case was first brought and judg-
| ment taken by the plaintiff, the defendant was a
resident of Maine, and outside the jurisdiction OF
| the court. AS soon as an answer is filed in the
plea the case will be brought to trial.
| The April term of the superior court criminal
| side, will come in at 2 O'Clock this afternoon,
| with Judge Fem the bench. The following
cases are to be disposed during the term
| ven horse stealing; Charles E. Hilliard Of New
Haven, forgery; Thomas W. Coye of New Ha-
| ven, burglary; Henry Foley, theft from person;
Alfred N. Lapham OF Guilford assault and rob.
| berry; Cha les Finch OF Oxford assault; Michael
| Pope of New Haven. assault with intent to Kill !;
| John Clark of North Haven, burglary; William
| G. Benham of Woodbridge, theft; Charles F.
| Miller Of Meriden, theft; Lawrence Nugent Of
| Wallingford, assault with intent to rob; Edward
| B. Pope of Orange, assault with intent to commit
| rape; francisco Parlo of New Haven, assault
peace; Henry Frank, William Cook and Frank
Bsynolds of Branford, highway robbery;
| Michael White, James White and George Massey
| of Branford, highway robbery: Julia A. Smith OF
1 Oxford, adultery; Dennis Mccarthy of North Ha-
| ven, burglary; E. W. johnson of North Bran.
| ford burglary; John Olsen Of North Branford
| burglary; George BATHS of Wallingford, murder
Geofge W. Peck Of Wallingford, burglary; George
W. Peck of Cheshire, burglary; Howard ". In
| graham of New Haven, embezzlement; Lewis
| Dayton of Cheshire, burglary; Homer Larmer OF
| North Haven burglary; Richard NJ. Kenna Of
North Haven, burglary; Dorninick J.. Sullivan
| granddaughter; Elmer A. Holmes, assault with in
| tent to kill; Charles L. Nettleton, encouraging
| prize fight; Leonard Warner, horse stealing.
| The revocation cases of Saoonkeepers Petel
| McHugh and Henry Moran were continued fo
one week by the county commissioners yester