Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-11
COURT RECORD.
Superior Court ]. Civil Judge


 Superior Court = Civil Side Judge
 Hall.
 At the short calendar session of this court yesterday the following business was disposed of:
 In the case of Anthony Carroll against Constable Joseph R. Warren, Judge Hall took the papers and reserved decision. The case was the one in which after Car roll had obtained judgment against Thomas Brady, the ex-pool room keeper, the papers were given to Warren to serve and 1t Is claimed that the latter only attached use less furniture of the value of $15 50. Oar rolls judgment against Brady was for $500 and he thereupon brought suit against Warren for $1 ,000 damages.
 The time for redemption of @ mortgage held by Virginia W. Kelsey on the estate of the American Buckle < Cartridge Go. of this city is the first Tuesday in April. The mortgage is tor $1s,s117e.
 Judgment by default was granted to Lutheria o. Dayton in the suit to recover on a note of $500 with $42.90 interest, from Lowell B. Neal of Wsllingford.
 In the case of Issdore Weinberg va. the London Assurance company, Attorney Strouse made @ motion to expunge and correct pleadings 90 as to hear from the plaintiff definitely on what issue the case will be tried. Judge Hall reserved his de- cision.
 Judge Hall granted the application made by ex-Judge York to change the name of the New Haven Carriage and Wagon com pany to the New Haven Carriage company. The object of the change Is simply to short on the firm name.
 O. S. Mersick of this city was appointed receiver on the estate of the Ansonia Eleo- trio company and qualified in the sum of $35, ,O00. There was a hearing on the &C., count of the retiring receiver, John B. Wal lace. His account was accepted and his remuneration fixed at $1 ,O00. Hattie L. Leighton was granted di- vorce from her husband, George 5. Leigh ton, both of this city, on the ground of de- sertion. The couple intermarried in Oo- tober, 1888.
 A decree was also granted to Mary Brere- ton from her husband, Charles Brereton, jr., on the ground of desertion, and the custody of minor child awarded to the plaintiff. Both the parties to the suit are residents of this city and were married in New York March 29. 1889. LilSa h. CuuuluS uAta was u1VOICSu IIOm James Cunningham on the ground of de- sertion, and the custody of a minor child awarded to the mother. The couple were married in Meriden February 19, 1890. Caroline Schicold of Meriden also asked for divorce from Fred Schicold also of Meriden, to whom she was married April 15, 1888. Two yesrs later he deserted her. The case was continued for further evil dence
 The following cases were assigned for trial.
 Monday, November 13-Gorman ct al. vs. Schaffer ct al.
 Davis vs. the New Haven and West Haven Horse Railroad company; Charles H. Nich- | ols vs. the New Haven and West Haven Horse Railroad company. Wednesday, November 15-L. Wheeler Beecher and Charles G. Kimberly vs. the l New Haven and Morris Cove railroad ct al. Arguments.
 Thursday, November 16-Arthur B. North vs. Annie H. North; Friend O. l Allen ct al. vs. Colin Moulthrop ct al Melissa M. Metcalf vs. Charles R. Sperry ct ux; William F. Matthews vs. the City of New Haven.
 Tuesday, November 21-Sargent 6 Go | vs. the New Haven Steamboat company Lewis J. Atwood vs. Nelson J. Welton e
 al. executors; the Meriden Savings bsnl
 vs. Hiram B. Wellington, administrator ct al.
 Tuesday, December 5-AlIce 0. Cassidy appeal from probate. Special.
 Common Pleas Court-Civil side-
 Judge Hotchkiss.
 In this court yesterday Attorney Kleinel and State Attorney Doolittle argued mo tion for non suit in the case of the borougt | of Wallingford against H. F. Hall. At l torney Kleiner made the motion on the ! ground that the proceedings were out lawed by the statute of limitation. State Attorney Dooli.tle, who was called inte the case by l.. M. Hubbard, opposed the motion. Judge Hotchkiss reserved his de- cision until to day.
 At the bar meeting late in the afternoon the following jury cases were assigned for trial:
 Monday November 13-Borough of Wal lingford vs. Henry F. Hall; Connecticut Savings bank vs. Charles Neaur. Tuesday, November 14-Charlea .. Ford vs Joseph E. Hubinger. Thursday, November 16-Edward Phos- nix vs. Benjamin L. Belden. mOuuAy, NOVemD6r 6U-dArT18 5. w 0lCQ ct ux vs. Charles Skeels ct ux Especially Wednesday, November 22-B. Hook stadler vs. H. Doerr Especially Common Pleas Court-Criminal Side Judge StudIey. In this court yesterday John Jones, alias John Butler, was convicted of the theft of | onions from A. N. Fsrnhsm, and was zen. | fenced to pay 8 fine of $5 ard costs and | spend ten days in the county jail. Court then adjourned until Tuesday morning. Cable.
 Stephen Cunningham, highway robbery
 continued to November II; Terrence Bra | dY, breach of peace, continued to Novem
 Der 14; Abraham McGinty, same, game
 Patrick Monshsn, burglary, discharged John Erwin, theft, continued to Novembe, 14; Joseph McAvsney, violation of hquo, law, continued to November Il; James l Blakeslee, non support, ordered to give 6 bond of $150 to furnish $3 @ week to his wife; Thomas Moran, same, ordered te give bond of $l50 to give his wife $4 (
 week for four months; James E. Sweet highway robbery, continued to November II.
 Court Notes. l Next Wednesday the arguments in ths Morris Cove suits will be completed in ths superior court.
 l Vaatordou Poppott plo ,,{;