Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-14
COURT RECORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side-J uds
Prentice.

COURT RECORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side-Judge
Prentice.
Judge Prentice summArily disposed of
several cases in this court yesterday. d.
vorce was granted in each of the following
cases:
Mary E Brainard from Fred J. Brainard, West
Haven, desertion.
Nancy vosburg from Wesley Vosburg, Water
Elmer Norton from Jessie Norton, Waterbury,
intolerable cruelty.
The petition Of Annie Squires Of Meriden for a
divorce from Arthur c. Squirss Of New York. on
the ground Of desertion, was not granted.
In the short calendar session the case Of F. D.
Grave vs.. Aaron Mendoza over the use Of the
word 'Cave'' by Mendoza on a brand Of cigars
came up on a motion for default as no answer
had been filed The judge granted two weeks
time for filing the answer.
The case of Caroline E. Dowd Vs. A. 81. Bar
tholomew on motion to strike from the jury
docket was argued at length The judge re-
In the case Of Dana Bartholomew W. the NAL
den Cattle sompany motion foF the acceptance
ty came up. As the creditors wished to examine
the report they were given two weeks to do 30.
Common Pleas Court-Criminal Side
Judge DeminG.
The remembrance Of Attorney ]. Birney Tuttle
against the acceptance of the report of the COM
missioners In the case of F. A. Belts vs. J. B.
Mallory and others was overruled by Judge
Deming. Judgment was then given for Belts
against J. B. Mallory and George D. Mallory. W.
L. Mallory obtained Judgment to recover costs
from the plaintiff.
Ludwig Champovitch of Branford evidently
values his wfe's affections at $500 for he claims
Thomas MQtZinakv nf Ford md
also Russian. alienated them, and sues him in
the court OF common pleas for that amount.
tried, by promises and coaxing, to get his wife
away from him, and one day last summer sue
Champovitcb, however, learned Of the affair and
enlisting Deputy Sheriff Carney's services went
to the house and demanded the restoration Of his
wife, which Mat zinsky compiled with. Thesde-
PENDANT denies that hs ever tried to get Champo-
vitch's wife away and said he didn't: that she
came to his house.
Probate COurt-Judge Robertson.
Attorneys Isaac Wolfe and c. E. Hoadley were
appointed commissioners the estate of Ed
ward ]. Donnelly, deceased, in the probate court
yesterday.
The hearing on the Feldman will was assigned
| for yesterday morning. The late Louis Feldman,
/ who died short time ago, LETT about $50 900 in
| an estate. He left the bulk of the property to
| his brother, Henry Feldman, who lives in New
| York. He distributed several thousand dollars
| among nephews and nieces and gave the widow
! of his deceased nephew 81 900.
| To his only sister, Mrs Fannie Hirsch who
but no money Mrs Hirs rs hi is "a widow and she
has very little money. The relations which ex-
listed between brother and sister are said to have
been of the pleasantest, and consequently when
the will was read it was great surprise to Mrs.
Hirsch that she had not been remembered to a
greater financial degree.
She retained Attorney Seymour @. LOOMS to
contest the will ON the ground that undue inf1u-
ence was used to make her brother distribute his
It is understood in this connection that others
Of the heirs are not pleased with the terms Of the
the house in which he lived and interest in two
| other pieces Of real estate, amounting to about
$12, OO0 but according to the condition surround
ing the will she is compelled to pay a certain
/ portion amounting to about $1,000 to the other
| heirs before she can take possession of her prop
1 erty.
The hearing was postponed until next Tues
day.
City Court-Judge Studley.'
Florence MCCARTHY, theft, 800 fine and six
months a in jail; same, theft s7nne fine and 80 days
s: sa@e ihefs Oe and So day.
in jail; Malachi o'Donnei, breach Of peace
bst in jail
| to January 16; Pierce ]. Dorney and Thomas
| Jennings, theft, noled James Dwyer, theft, 5;
fine, ssA costs; William H. Holston, injury te
| sign.
| Court Notes.
Property belonging to Frank Swartz on Dow
| street has been attached by Deputy Sheriff Peck
in a suit for $500 brought by August Kolzer.
| DUDLEY BUCK QUARTETTE.
A Grand Vocal and Instrumental
Concert to be Given at the Grand
Avenue Congregational Church Mex,
Tuesday Evening.
Rarely indeed is 1t that New Haven IL
visited by musical organization 30 cele
brated as the Dudley Buck quartette. Tht
distinguished composer and musician, Mr.
Dudley Buck, has the musical supervision
of this well known quartette of male voices
consisting Of the following gentlemen:
Hugo E. Distelhurst, first tenor, solos
All Souls church, New York city; Charles
Stuart Phillips, second tenor, soloist Cen
trail Congregational church, Brooklyn
Everett S. Swain, first bass, soloist, Roei
street Presbyterian church, Brooklyn, and
Frederic Reddal, second bass, soloist
Lafayette avenue Presbyterian church
Brooklyn.
1t is unnecessary to give anything but 6
passing reference to the long and honora
BILE career of this organization, or to the
fact that each member composing it is 6
soloist of acknowledged ability and posi-
ton. Suffice it to say that it is called
Americas foremost male quartette."
The quartette will have the assistance OF
Miss Hettie Bradley, soprano, and Miss
Avice Boxall, harpist. Miss Bradley has
been long and favorably known to the
people of New Haven and is now meeting
with great success on the New York con
cert stage, while it may be said of Miss
Boxsll that ahe has played bsfore Queen
Victoria and is q medsllist of the Royal
Academy of Music of Great Britain.
crowded house will, without doubt,
greet the concert company next Tuesday
evening at the Grand avenue Congrega-
tional church. The program, which is an
unusually interesting one and is issued by
Mcintosh, the art publisher, is given be-
low:
Vocal march-Hark, the Trumpet Calleth.
The Dudley Buck Qaartet Re0'es Buck
lilo n@'p-A0'5 Mss Xviee bo8sii :'0nn fA0ma'
For sopran0 Miss nseai Bradley Dudley Buck
w.. The dudley Buck ouarteite. 'N
49, Mr. Phillips and Mr.. Swain.
A' Mr.. Di:tsihurst ~ DFasa
Two soL s,nos a. The Tear. Witt
Two ioik songs b. Robin Adair :. .Harmonized
The Dudley Buck Quartette.
Bali6d-The Three Singers Berthold Tours
Mr.. Frederic Reddali.
R0mance-oft in the Silly Night fan,( ey seqqHssD
| The Dudley Buck Quartette.
a. The Bells of Aber-l
The harpI dovey ......... u elshAIeodies
b. National March
Miss Avice Boxall.
Song-Bid Me Discourse 800 Sir Henry Bishop
Miss Kettle Bradley.
Flnale-On the Sea. Dudley Buck
The Dudley Buck Quartette.
Good Shortstop.
Joel F. Gilbert made a splendid stop of
runaway horse and sleigh in front of the
polica huildinp yaaferdau afiarnnon Tho