Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-05-20
COURT RECORD.
Superior Court Civil Side - Judge
Wheeler.

Margaret Brennan made an application
through Attorney Wynne for equitable relief re-
garding her title en- piece OF property which Is
in her own and her husbands name, although
she herself bought and paid for all OF it. He
has deserted her and she wants the title clear.
In the Beleff vs. Baroff suit there was a motion
for nonsut for failure to file reply, but 1t went
over for a week.
The report of the committee which has been
hearing the Sayille divorce case was accepted
and Judgment rendered accordingly for the
plaintiff William c. Saville Of this city, to be d.
vorced from his wife, Mary Saville, on the ground
their minor child.
The divorce case of Sarah NJ HalIock Of Maui
gatuck vs.. JEFF Hallock on the grounds of
adultery, cruelty and intemperance was taken up
the and REUSED
re ease Of Robert Nicely Of this city, who
was next taken up and it was a little peculiar In
that although she deserted him in 1880, he has
only recently applied for divorce. Decision
vas reserved In this case.
A divorce was granted to Adelaide P. Ives of
desertion.
The divorce cases Of Shea vs.. Shea and Risbeck
Court adjourned until Tuesday at 1918 O'Clock.
LAWYERS WITHDRAW FROM THE CASE.
Attorneys Case, Ely Case, counsel for W. g.
Horne of Wallingford in his injunction suit
against J. W. Coe ct al. in the superior court
yesterday, withdrew from the case and notified
their client that Judge Wheeler had granted q
contnuaney of the case until next Monday in Or
der to give him an opportunity to secure other
The reason for Case, Ely & Cases withdrawal
the case was partly tried few days ago in court
went entirely back on his sids Of the story as he
had previously told his counsel, and they could
not place d6D0ndenc0 uDOp hia 6tatannantS
They therefore withdrew from the case.
City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
Cable.
Francis Wilhelm, breach of the peace contip-
ued to May %; Nathan Schuss, theft, nolled; Al
bert Jacobs, breach Of peace against Samuel
Jacobs So fine, $6.O costs; samuel Jacobs, breach
pended; Jacob Halpin trespass, continued to
June 10; Thomas j. Cofey, violation Of Sunday
law ctwo eounts1, continued to May "a; Michael
ment suspended; Frank Roe, same against
Michael Breen, judgment suspended; same,
drunkenness, So fine, 1924 costs; John ". Moo:
continued to May "a; Jacob Berland, breach Of
peace against William Brazen, judgment sus-
50 days n JAZZ "a
Rafaele Leo, breach of peace against James
ing officer, nolled.
Court Notes.
ooIOIo Sohu1sSlOuoE yoSCorQ6y Ed
ward Hafner of Norwalk was acquitted of the
charge Of selling liquor without government
license, and was discharged
Attorney Baldwin OF Naugatuck obtained an
injunction from Judge Hotchkiss of the court of
common pleas yesterday preventing P. B. Norton
Of Waterbury from selling the stallion Hark-
away. 1t was the property Of James Roberts OF
Oxford until week ago, when it passed out OF
his hands, owing to his inability to meet claim
of $500 with ready cash. Mr.. Roberts says he
left the animal with Mr.. Norton as surety that
the money would be paid within week. Wher
the week was up he had the money to pay, but
| Mr.. Norton refused to give up the stallion The
| ANIMAL is worth 81 400.
| Attorney David Strouse yesterday drew the
papers in a suit for S., 900 brought by Louis ant
| Mrs Rothchild of this city against Maier Zundel
Isaac Rosenberg of Logansport, Ind. The de
/ PENDANTS were the executors of the will of the
late Louis Feldman, who died in this city Janu
| expended for his benefit The executors refused
| to allow the claim and Rothchild has broueh
suit to recover.
In the common pleas court yesterday In tn,
action for foreclosure Of Arthur A. Benham vs.
Rolln W. Hine, judgment for $3.50 was awarded
| the plaintiff and the time of redemption fixed q
| June 49,
The following court cases were assigned To-
| trial In the common pleas court next week:
/ wednesday, May A-Charles Dew. Sawyer
executor, vs. Peter Withelmy.
Shaw ct al Merrill Chamberlain vs. George F
| Davis.
Friday, May 2Aw g. Cowel, administrator
| vs. Elizabeth E. L. Doolittle.