Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-27
COURT II kCORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side-J udge
Thayer.

Superior Court - Civil Slde-Judge
Thayer.
In this court yesterday the arguments in
the SANDER suit of W. b. Gaffey VS.. Dr.
Max Mailhouse were made, and after the
charge by the judge the case was given to
the jury. They were out about en- hour
ard half and returned a verdict of $3.50
damages for the plaintiff. The damages
asked were $4,000.
The cause of the suit was letter writ
ten to the secretary of the Elm City lodge
by DR.. Mailhouee which accused Mr.. CAT
fey of drunkenness and of embezz,ement
of the funds of the order, to which both
belonged.
City Court Criminal Side Judge
Pickett.
Fishel Belof and Sophia Bsrroff, adul-
Hallesey, breach of peace, 81 fine, 81 SO
costs; John Cahill, brgging, discharged ::
Lewis W. Lyons, Judgment suspended;
William Petrie, breach of peace against
Mary Petrie, 81 fine, 81 O6 costs; same,
drunkenness, 81 fine.
Court Notes.
In the civil side of the court of common
pleas yesterday Judge Deming rendered a
decision for the defendant In the suit of
R Holtz against G. Kline, both of
Meriden.
Yesterday afternoon Constable NJ R.
Enscoe attached the property of Fishrl
Belof in $40 600 suit for damage
brought by Alexander Barotf for alienac-
ing his wife's affections.
suit has been brought bv " I How'd
Of Brsnford against the New York and
Nv Haven road, claiming damages of
So 600. The company WA. Obliged to pass
through part of Howd's land at Stony
Greek, the damage alleged resulting.
At the Presb3 terian Chapel To-day.
A district nesting of the woman's mis-
sionary societies of Westcbester presbytery
will be held in the Presbyterian chapel or
Elm street, between State and Orange. to-
day at 10 O'Clock q. m. and 2 O'Clock p. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to ladies
interested in the work.
The Norwalk A fiji nifty OF Bishop Phil
lips Brooks.
From the ship Arsbells there landed in
New England in the early summer of 1880,
among others, the eminent Governor John
Winthrop of England and his companion,
the able Rev. George P Phillips of Nor
folk county in the same country, and
Cambridge university man. Mr..
son, Samuel P a child only Eve
years of age, accompanied his father, which
lad in due time entered Harvard college,
was ordained, and anon married into the |
Appleton family. This
Samuel P. Phillips son George, a graduate
1t the age of twenty-five of Harvard COL
lego, and q good man, but great
wit, was the grandfather of Eb.
snessr Phillips, the father Of the
we'll and worthily remembered Mrs.
william P. Stuart whose home, now the
Van Buren, property on West avenue, is a
:ond Norwalk memory. Mary Anne
the mother of the departed Bishop
Phillips Brooks, belonged to this notable
amily. Her grandfather was DR.. Samuel
Brooks, lieutenant governor of Massaohu-
stte, which magistrates father was a cous-
n Of Ebenezer Phillips of Norwslk. In
lirect line from the boy Samuel who
anne with his father in 1880 to New Eng
and, whore Dr. John Phillips, the founder
# Phillips academy, and Samuel Phillips.
Who with his brother established the An
over academy, and John Phillips, the first
asyor Of Boston, and Bishop Phillips