Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-11-02
COURT RECORD.
United States District Court-Judge
Townsend.

United States District Court-Judge
Townsend.
In this court yesterday the case Of the
Newark Watch Gaze Manufacturing COM
pany against the Wilmot & Howes Manu-
featuring company of Bridgeport was ar
gued. At the conclusion of the arguments
Judge Townsend took the papers in the
case and reserved his decision. The case
Is brought to restrain the defendant from
infringing letters patent granted the COM
plainant company in 1884. In the latter
year the company devised a watch case for
the protection of watches to prevent them
from being magnetized by the influence of
electricity and has since been ,manufactur-
ing and improving them. A year ago the
defendant also began the manufacture of
the same article and had continued ever
since. Hence the action to prevent their
continuing longer in making and selling
the goods.
Superior Court Criminal Side =
Judge Prentice.
This court adjourned for the term yes.
terday afternoon. Several bonds were
| called and declared forfeited.
THE wALsRoN CASE.
Frederick 81. Waldron, ex-clerk of the
board of public works, came into oourt
and pleaded not guilty to two additional
counts in the information against him
Waldron's plea was not guilty. In thu
additional counts 1t is set out that Wal
dron, acting as agent for the city between
November 1, 1888, and March, 1892, re
ceived $4,000 which he failed to turn owe
to the city, and the second count allege
that as clerk of the board of public work
he received an equal amount of none,
which he failed to turn over to the cit.
| treasurer.
THE LA PREMIERE CASE.
State Attorney Doolittle consented t.
grant the petition of Louis La Premiere
counsel to have commission appointed t
inquire into his sanity and DR.. @. P. Linds
ley was appointed to examine the prisoner
Yesterday afternoon DIR. Lindsey reporte
| to Judge Prentice that he examined L
| Premiere yesterday morning but was no
ready to state positively whether he wa
sane or not. He acted peculiarly in man
ways, he said, but he was not prepared
say just how much of his conduct wa
feigned and how much real. Judge Prer
tice suggested to Attorney Blydenburgt
counsel for La Premiere, that he withdra,
the application for the present and allo'
the doctor to treat the prisoner and ascel
tain what his real condition was. Til
Attorney Blydenburgh did.
BATCH OF CASES.
Catherine Kettler of Hollywood, who o
September rs while drunk assaulted job
Mantle with an axe and threatened to XII
him, forfeited her bond of $500.
James Leonard and James Eustace, IL
prize fighters who were bound over in tt
, | West Haven court last August for stealth
! diamond ring from an inmate of a not
, rious house in Orange, forfeited their bono
E of 5000 apiece.
The case against John N. Moran for a
sault with the intent to rob Clsra Mario
at Schuetzsn park last August, was noll
by State Attorney Doolittle. Moran W
represented by Attorney J. B. Martin.
State Attorney Doolittle issued ben,
warrant for Denzel B. Hoadley of Bsthsn
upon the complaint of Arson Buck of t.
same town. The assault was commit
last August and Buck was confined in t
| hospital in consequence of his mi uri,
Hoadley was arrested by Deputy Sher
Chatfeld yesterday afternoon and iberat
on bonds of $780,
In the superior court, civil side, Jud
Hall, yesterday the case of Beecher Al
Kimberly vs.. the Morris Cove road cal
up. 1t is given in another place.
City Court - Criminal Side Jud
Cable.
John Foley and John O'Brien, refol
school complaints, discharged; John
Mack, burglary, bound over to the superi
court, bond $500; John Clark, theft,
November 4; George Il. Willard, same,
fine, S. "A costs; Robert A. Coyne, sar
s. fine, S. "a costs; William Tracy, tins
\ 81 fine, Sc. "a costs; Willie Lee, discha
L ing firearms within city limits, nolled
payment of 1924 costs; James Bolal
4 | theft 81 fina 81 Q6 costs. I.snara Daft,