Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-26
ooURr RECORD.
superior Court Civil Side - Judg
Wheeler.

COURT RECORD. /
superior Court Civil Side - Judge
wheeler.
Very little business was transacted In |
this court yesterday. Shortly after court |
opened 1t was announced that Bradley's APP
peal from the commissioners had BEEN or |
was In process of being amicably settled |
out of court. The jury were excused until
next week and the court adjourned until
to-day.
This case is a well-known litigation In
East Haven over the estate of the late
Mary A. futile, over which Charles Hem
ingway was administrator. Caroline L.
Bradley put in bill for 81, 800 for services
to the deceased during her lifetime. A
commission, consisting o. Attorneys n.
Q. White and W. L. Bennett, decided to
allow her $3.50, from which decision she
appealed.
In the suit of June, Administrator, vs..
the town of Naugstuck, Judge Wheeler
filed decision denying the motion in
damages held before jury.
Common Pleas COart-Civil Side
Judge Studley.
In this court yesterday the foreclosure
suit of Augusta Q. Ksehrle against John
Shaw was partly heard before Judge Stud
ley, The mortgage note given was for $3.50
on property on State street, and was first
made out to O. L. Clark, who transferred
1t to the plaintiff in this suit. The defense
q haf hor xuI,n h. kHA
note, and this defense is borne out by the
fact that Shaw is now in the insane asy-
lam at kiddletown. The plaintiff claims
that "a the note was given seven months
before 1t was sent to the asylum, 1t ought
to hold on account of the absence Of q
witness. The case was continued until
next week.
City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
George ". Childs, breach of peace against
| Thomas AcMann, So fine, 81 80 costs;
Thomas Leonard, theft, continued to May
| 20; Nicola Basile, violation of liquor law,
$40 fine, $16.6 costs; Danto Cesario, vio-
lation of liquor law, bond called; Thomas
]. Coffey, Sunday liquor law, continued to
June 20; James Kelly, burglary, nolled
John Q. johnson, lascivious carriage, 81
fine, 81. SO costs; Mary Ann Doolan, So
no.ta. s IN JAIL % yo
vate building, IS fine, s7.oe cost.
Charles Dorman, Charles Farren, Lessee
Mansfield, William Wooding, George Bias
sstt. trespsss on oyster grounds, continued
to May 20; James Ledwith, breach of psac,
against Raphael @. Byington, 81 fine, g. Al
costs; Raphael E Byington, breach o.
peace against James Led with, 81 fine, 80 81
costs; Matthias Weiser, non support O.
wife, nolled; Herman Heywald, theft
nolled; Alpheus 81. Verrill, disohargint
firearms in city limits, nolled; John boo
Icy, vagrancy, 10 days in jail.
Court Notes.
| The hearing on the application of Sam
uel Bernstein to take the poor debtor
oath has been continued until next Wed
nesday.
Patrick Nolan of 1893 East street ha
brought suit to recover $4,000 from tn
Mutual Reserve Fund Life association O
New York. Attorney 9. s. Hamilton ia
sued the papers aud Constable Joseph R
Warren served them on Insurance Com
missioner Burton Mansfield. In 1887 TIN
othy Mccarthy was insured in the abov
named company for $4,000. He died o
July 8, 1892. The premiums had bee
regularly paid up to that time. Before hi
death Mccarthy assigned his policy to Pa
, rick Nolan, but the latter has failed to Co
lect the amount from the company, and b
now brings suit to recover. The case
returnable to the superior court the fri
: | Tuesday in June.
The property of Thomas ]. Mooney, th
,, missing Grand avenue newsdealer, hs
been attached in suit brought by Micha'
: Mooney of East Chapel street 70 recove
his father to go into business.
Deputy Sheriff Peck yesterday attache
property belonging to g. NJ Baldwin at 2
> Whalley avenue and to R. G.. Baldwin 6
A Whalley avenue in suit brought
: Charles L. Baldwin of 316 Kimberly av,
, | nue. to prevent the defendants from tskin
J possession of a piece of property locate
on County street. The complaint allege
that in November, 1878, the plaintiff an
and tAat the defendant purchased wit
money belonging to the firm th
home on County street and tina
they had agreed to share the profit
: of the property together. There has bee
no trouble regarding this matter unit
about a week ago when Raymond q. Bald
, win, one of the defendants notified him
quit the premises or he would charge hir
for rent. The plaintiff asks that th
{ property be legally divided between th
partners as originally agreed. The case
returnabls to the June term of the supsrie
: court. The papers we're drawn by Alto
, | ney @. E. Hoadley.
|. Fair Haven News.
It will soon be time for the lads to begi
going in swimming and endangeriBg the
lives. Yesterday number of lads at or
:, of the GAINESVILLE wharves were havin
sport with dog, that appeared to be a
expert swimmer.
The mud digger is still at work at Ii
wharf just south of tho electric ligt
house. The continued digging in tbs
locality ought to give good water in tim'
although boats of only light draft can OF