Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-25
COURT RECORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side Judge
Prentice.

Superior Court - Civil Side-Judge
Prentice.
The short calendar session of this court
yesterday was indeed short. The injunc-
ton suit of Drs. North and Axtell against
DR.. Anderson of Waterbury came up and
was decided in favor of the plaintiffs, who
have contract signed by Anderson who
was called to take North's place In Water
bury while the latter was in Europe and
promised to 90 after DR.. North came back,
but on his arrival still continued to practice.
Judge Prentice had already decided case In
which the same principle was involved and he
made short work of this one, deciding that the
contract made by DR.. Anderson was binding up.
on him.
In the divorce suit Of George Adams Vs. Mary
A. Adams an allowance Of $25 for the defense
was granted.
On the application of Fanny J. Hudson, recent.
ly divorced from Lrnroff .. Bradley the court
changed the name of her son, Leonard y. Brad
In the divorce suit of Mrs Mary A. Wolcott OF
this city from George VOL, OFT, which was partly
heard two weeks ago, the court granted a decree
on the ground OF desertion.
Probate Court-Judge Robertson.
In this court yesterday Frederick g. Lum,
trustee of the insolvent estate of L. G. Dole &
Co., submitted his report.
His report showed that the liabilities Of the
concern were $767, and in the settlement of the
estate he has secured over $500 for the creditors
On locking over affairs OF the concern recently
batk taxes which had not been paid on the
property OF the ms ,iven g, amounting to about
$751; which had to be paid Ut of the assets thui
lowering the dividend which ha had expect ed t.
pay the credit from alb ur Is per cent. to only
court In settling the estate Mr.. Lum disposed
OF the stock in the sire to the Dole bro hers
VINO have been continuing their business ever
since
D. S Fardee and Louis E. Jacobs were ap
pointed commissi ners on the insolvent estate Of
Joseph Goebel, the Church street shoe dealer.
City Court Criminal Side - Judge
StudIey.
Patrick Reynolds, breach of peace against
John Doonan disch ,rged; John O'Brien, statu.
der $50 bonds; same, a, utory burglary, bound
over to superior court under $500 bonds; John
Maher, theft, discharged
Court Notes.
The appeal Of the New Haven Rolling Mill com
pany from tn judgment of $3.50. secured by
Patrick McNicholi for injuries received has been
withdrawn. The company has paid the judg.
ment.
James O'Brien, alias John Hawkins, who was
arrested by Officer Donnelly, charged with bur.
glary, was yesterday hound over to the superior
court under bonds Of $l,o,0
The application Of Mr.. Pratt the senior mem
Der Of the Boston One Price Clothing company Of
Ansnnia, for a receiver, was finished In the su
perior court aud Ju ge Prentice gave his decis
n Tor the appointment AM criticised the action
of Mr. Moore, the junior member OF the concern
the matter of appointment went over until Tues
| day.
D. W. Billam of Ansonia was granted Judgment
| OF S6T in the common pleas court yesterday
| against Thomas Cochrane on property in Birm
| ipgham, the time of redemption being fixed al
June /.
In the city court yesterday morning Johr
Maher, charged with the theft OF quantity Of
| liquor from the Quinhipiac club, was acquitted
| 1t is said that he will institute suit for $40 OO
| damages.
| The following assignment of jury cases wa
made in The common pleas court yesterday
| kSaturday, February 25-David E. McNamara
| vs.. Franz 8. Hoye.
| Tuesday, February 2s-Charles Aud'ey We. IT,
Postal Telegraph Cable company.
Wednesday, March 1-Anthopy Carroll vs.
Thomas Brady; Emery Morse VS. Roger 8. Aus
| tin
Thursday, March 2-Ludwig Alheim vs. Helm
| rich Martin Schaub ct ux; E ward Boyhan We
Joseph E. TAYLOR; George W. Bsnta ct al vs.
Friday, March 81. c. Hofer vs. F. D. Jack