Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-14
COURT RECORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side Judge
 Hall.


 The short calendar session of this court yesterday was more than usually lengthy. and it was late hour in the afternoon before the court adjourned.
 A motion to strike out portion of the defendants answers in the suits of Charles G. Kimberly and L. W. Beecher against the Morris Cove road was argued at length late yesterday afternoon by ex-Judgs Stod dard and Attorney Webb for the plaintiffs and ex- x-Governor Waller, 8. Harrison Wag ner and K. G. Bucklsnd for the defendant. The arguments were not concluded until late hour and decision was reserved.
 The motion made by the Meriden Psrma- nent Building and Loan association for the foreclosure of mortgage of $1 ,O00 on the property of George E. Buckingham, located in Meriden, was granted and three weeks allowed for redemption.
 The motion of Attorney Blake for the Foreclosure of mortgage of $1 700 held by of Peter Gafney of West Haven was granted, and the limit of the time for re- dem ption set for the second Monday in November.
 The motion of G. A Isbell for forecloe- urs of a mortgage of $1 300 on the proper ty of Edward E. Bruen of Tyler City was granted.
 In the cass of James Roberts vs Philo 0. Cortan, both of Waterbury, Attorney Williams made motion for particular statement of the plaintiffs claim. Judge Hall took the papers and reserved his de- cision. Attorney Ely, representing Gilbert F. Benham, receiver of the Connecticut ton for permission to sell certain proper ty of the concern. Attorney Arvine, rep resenting the Union Cycle company of Boston, and Attorney Buckland, repre- | senting R. L. Coleman of New York, asked that the hearing on the motion be continued ono week, as 1t was their in- tention to file a motion for the discharge of the receiver and the appointment of another one, on the ground that the | president of the company and a stock holder was not suitable person to act in ] and stockholders. The matter was con- | tinued.
 An injunction was granted restraining F. T. Lane from building at Oyster Point over oyster ground, the ownership of l which iR disputed. The petitioners gre Smith Brothers, the well known oysts, ! dealers, and they claim that the land be- | longs to them, and Lane holds that he has the title. The petitioners are represented l by Attorney P. W. Chase.
 | The divorce mill then began to grind
 Andrew Tromblay of this city desired 2
 divorce on the ground of adultery. lii
 wife, Angelina, now lives with another
 man up in Vermont. Tromblsy testified
 that he was married when he was but six
 teen years old and that Angelina was but
 fifteen at that time. They had six chil
 drsn, the oldest of whom is now eighteen
 years of age. About five years ago Mrs
 Tromblay left him and is now living witl
 someone else. Decision was reserved.
 A decree of divorce was granted to Id
 W. Bagshaw from her husband, John Bag
 shaw, both of Meriden, on the ground o
 assertion.
 Elizabeth Nj. Harrison was divorced fron
 Wilbur F. Harrison, both of this city, O.
 the ground of intempsrancs.
 Polly B Wooding of Wallingford was al
 vorced from Henry l.. Wooding on tn
 ground of intolerable cruelty. They wer l married in 1868 and the husband deserte her in 1885,
 Eliza A. Richmond of Meriden was q l I'vorced from William F. Richmond on tn
 ground of assertion.
 In the contested divorce suit of Leste , NJ. Phillips vs. Grace Phillips the plainti : was ordered to allow the defendant $25 {
 defend. In similar suit brought by Anna E Ford against ". R. Ford of Milford Attol } ney Arvine was appointed committee
 hear the evidence.
 Superior Court = Criminal Side Judge Prentice. In this court yesterday afternoon Dsni' 3 .Psaceclay, charged with attempting
 murder Gustave Gallendino in Bethan , Tuesday, September 10, was found guilt and sentenced to five years in the sta
 prison.- The jury found Daniel Pallend no not guilty of the assault and he WI , l discharged.
 ], William Direct, colored. who, with thrt l others attempted to kill Contractor Jamt . Malloy of the Consolidated road at Mtlfor , on the night of September 20, by the at
 vice of his counsel, Attorney McNamar' ,, pleaded guilty of assault with intent kill, and was sentenced to state prison ft five years.
 f Court adjourned until next Tuesday :. 10:30 a. m.
 City Court -CriminaI Side - 3uds I CaDlos
 Ellen Sullivan, abusing Oficsr N , Keon, judgment suspended; Antonio At norfo, breach of the peace, continued 1 , October IT; CotteIlo Dilveo. same, continue to October IF; Vincapzo Rossi, assault wit intent to kill, continued to October l William J. Kelly and Hattie J Doyle, ,sdu tery, eontipned to October 16; Charles Mooney, breach of the peace again' ] John McDsrmott, $20, fine, 8 month in jail, appealed; Carmio Diovanni and Al
 tonic Rafael, violation of city ordinsnc' continued to October IA; Frank Virell discharging firearms within the city limit nolled on payment of -$3 S5 costs; Alfonf ? Messaro, violation of Sunday liquor lav ! continued to October F; Owen McCarde ] breach of the pescs against Max Colder
 berg, nolled; Augustus MoIntice, drunker ness, resisting officer and breach of th . peace, continued to October IA; Catherir heGarry, breach of the peace, s5 fine, $5 1
 costs.