Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-14
Moran appear for the bank and Attorney Strouse for the defendant. Superior Court Civil Side Judge
 Hall.

Strouse for the defendant. Superior Court Civil Side Judge
 Hall. A hearing was held before Judge Hall in the superior court yesterday morning on the injunction of Selec!men W. 8. Moore and John J. O'Gormau made about Q week ago to restrain First Seleotman Shsffsr of Naugatuck from appointing ex-Selectman Chsrlss Hupgerford from performing the duties of clerk of the board of selectmen.
 After the evidence had all been submit ted Judge Hall granted the plaintiffs peti tion for permanent injunction.
 City Court Side - Judge
 Cable.
 John H. Richmond, breach of peace, con- tinued to November 25; Michael Dunn, breach of peace $3 fine, 8. 7S costs; John O'Brien, game, game; Daniel Curran, drunk, judgment suspended; same, abus- ing officer, $3 fine, $626 costs; Jeremiah Connolly, same, same; w. 0. Sullivan, same, same; Thomas T. Baloohn, same, same; Cornelius Braughlin, same, same; 0. Newhall, refusing to pay hack fare, dis. charged; Anton Bahripg, non-support of wife and children. continued to November 16; Clarence G. Penney, same, came; William Malone, highway robbery, con- tinued to November 15; Charles Speh, breach of the peace against W. E. Gamble, | continued to November 16; W. E. Gamble, breach of the peace against Charles Speh, | same; Wallace Williams, non.support of | wife, ordered to pay wife $4 week and | give bond of $l50 Dominick Antonio, theft, continued to November IA; Antonio Simecone, Oscar Trello, same, came; Will fam W. Church, breach of the peace, con tinued to November 18.
 ! Court Notes.
 Clarence G. Penney, train dispatcher al the Air Line division of the Consolidated road, was bsfore the city court yesterday morning charged with non support of wifi and family. He draws a salary of $10t per month, but has made a practice O ordering small amount of groceries eacl week for the children and their mother t. live upon, but otherwise he has given he nothing to buy clothes for herself or chil dren. The case was first reported to tn authorities by Superintendent Preston who investigated and found the mothe and children in distress.
 William O. Sullivan, Thomas F. Bslcolr and Cornelius Broughton, employed b.
 J. K. Ryan & Co.,, the contractors excs
 vating the Shore Line tunnel, arreste on the Grand avenue bridge, i
 Fair Haven, at midnight Saturda
 by Officers Mack and Bright, wer i; fined $3 piece in the city court Judge Cable yesterday morning. They ar
 pealed. Sullivan will prefer charge
 against the officers and alleges that the acted out of spite. The non-support case against Waite
 Williams, boot maker employed at I Candee & Co.,, which has been pending
 the city court for 8 month was disposed (
 by Judge Cable yesterday morning wh ordered the accused to give bond of $1t | to furnish his wife with $4 a week. Wi
 Hams was represented by Attorney Goo' , hart and entered an appeal to the commo $ pleas court under $50 bond. William r is twenty years old and his wife, who is q a attractive looking girl, is about the san :. age.
 ' Edwin E Marvin, clerk of the Unite !, States court, yesterday morning took ev : dence in the various cases against u ! steamer Acushnet, over which considerab I trouble has been had. No less than thr libel suits have been brought against tl !, boat Clerk Marvin WAS instructed to tal - the facts and report to ths court.