Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-10-28
COURT RECORD.
Superior Court Civil Side Judge
Prentice.

Superior Court Civil Side Judge
Prentice.
At the short calendar session Of this
court yesterday several cases of impcr-
tance were disposed of and several divorces
granted.
In the suit of First Selectman Munger
Of Madison against Thomas Gilbert ct al,
the report of the committee assessing dam
ages against Gilbert to the amount of SOL,
against George A. Wilcox 1926 and Alan
son Redfield $50, was accepted.
By sgreement of counsel, the motions
connected with Wallace & Sons affairs
were continued until next Friday.
The application of Receiver Bush of
the partnership of Lee G Pallman, real
estate dealers, for authority to sell per-
sonal property of the firm, was unopposed
and granted.
The following divorce cases were dis
posed of:
divorce from her husbsnd, Andrew Frey,
on the ground of desertion. The couple
were married in March, 1889, and she
was deserted by her husband in the fol
lowing July.
Emma Woehrle of Meriden was granted
| a divorce from her husband, Albert 9, on
| the ground of habitual intemperance and
intolerable cruelty.
| The petition of Emma J. Powe for a
divorce from Major William Powe on the
ground of desertion, which was down for
hearing, was not presented to the court,
the matter being continued week.
l.. Oh IL
divorce from Lester Schriver on the
| ground of intemperance and intOlerable
cruelty. The couple were married In
| 1884
In the petition brought by Emma L.
Allen, the elocutionist, for divorce from
George M. Allen, Attorney Arvine, coun
sci for the defendant, made motion fol
the appointment Of q committee to heal
the evidence, much of which he said wal
not fit to be heard in open court. The mo
ton was not opposed by Attorney Chase
counsel for Mrs. Allen, and the court ap
pointed Attorney W. 81. Ely a committee
| Goldstein in the action brought against
him by his wife Cecil for a divorce, mad'
a motion to have the plaintiffs correct thei
pleadings. He argued to have an allega
ton to the effect that his client had jumped
bond In Manitoba and run away to thi
country stricken out as immaterial. The
motion was opposed by Attorneys Cabl
and Linsley. Decision was reserved.
The report of Judge Hotchkiss, the com
mtttee appointed to hear the evidence IL
the proceedings brought by Edith A
Smith to secure divorce on the ground O
adultery from Charles Il. Smith, was sub
mitted to the court and accepted, and de
cree granted the petitioner. She was als,
allowed $3.50 alimony. The parties, WIT
belong in Ansonia, are quite we'll know
there. Attorney williams was counsel TO-
Mrs. Smith and Judge Munger of Ansoni
for the defendant
The following assignment of court case
were made for next week:
Tuesday, October 31-Radon Vs. Radon
| Wednesday, November 1-Beeehsr vs.
the New Esven and Morris Cove Railroad
company ct ais, special; Kimberly vs
Thompson ct ais, special.
City Court Criminal Side 1uda
| Callahan.
William A. Woodward, embezzlement
continued to October %; Evides Geljol
khan, carrying concealed weapons, IS fine
1924 costs; same, breach of peace agains
George Baribsult, discharged; Samuel A
Flight, same against Ernest A. Blair, dis
charged; Michael McGarry, same, judg
ment suspended; John W. Thompson
same against Samuel Wommett, discharged
Moses DERRICK, sams against Georgian
Hasbrook, 50 fine. $3.78 costs; Georgian
Hasbrook, same against Moses Dedrick, S
fine, $3.7 costs; Timothy Crowley, sam
against Ellen Crowley, nolle.
Court Notes.
In the suit of Phineas T. Platt and wifi
against the town of Milford Judge Ha
| yesterday rendered decision for the plair
tiff to recover 81 damages and costs.
Ann E. Sandsrson, wife of David {
Sanderson, residing on Division street, yel
terday brought suit for divorce againt
her husband and attached his property fc
So, 900. Sanderson is an emp1oye at VIII
chester's factory and the charge again
him is adultery and intolerable oruslt,
The case is returnabls to the next term
the superior court. The couple are ehilt