Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18
COURT RECORD.
COURT RECORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side - Judg
Io1

Superior Court Civil Side Judge
Hall.
At the short calendar session OF this
court yesterday the account OF J. 3. wal
lace, OK receiver of the Ansonia Electric
company, was accepted without obJeo-
lions.
In the suit of John J. Boyle against the
New Haven and West Haven Railroad
company, an action brought by the plain
tiff to recover $4,000 damages for the
death of his four-year-ol child. who was
killed by an electric car on Portsea street
year ago last summer, a motion to erase
the default of the case was argued by At
torney Green and Attorney J. W. Alling
The defendant offered a demurrer, which
was also argued. Judge Hall reserved his
decision.
Judgments of foreclosure were granted
in the cases of the Aeriden Savings bank
against J. q. Shaw ct al. for $4,000, and
against @. L. Clark of Meriden for 81 900.
Attorney Dwight futile made motion
for the foreclosure of q mortgage OF
| So. 500 held by Mary Hotchkiss on .he
property Of Frederick Pstrie of East Ha-
| ven. The motion WAS granted and the
| first Monday of December was set for limit
of redemption.
A similar motion was granted in the case
of Mary Condor of Ansonia against Mar
earet Hannigan of the same town. The
| mortgage was for 81, 800.
| r. O. Lum was discharged as receiver OF
the @. E. Hart & Co. by the court and his
account accepted.
| SEVERAL DIVORCE CASES.
Augusta Davis of this city was granted
a divorce from her husband, Samuel Davis,
$3.50 alimony and the custody of her chill,
dren, on the grounds of hsbitual intemper.
anoe and cruelty. The couple were mar
ried seventeen years ago.
| Eliza E. Burke of Wallipgford was
granted divorce from Edward P. Burke
on the ground of adultery. The couple
| we're married in 1873
| The petition of Mile B. Smith of this
city for divorce from her husband, J. O.
Smith, formerly Of this city but now Of
California, on the ground of intolersble
cruelty, was dismissed. the allegations moi
being proven.
| NEXT WEEKS BUSINESS.
| The following court cases were assigned
for trial next wssk:
| Tuesday, November 21-Sargent & Co. vs.. New
| wednesday, November 22-Meriden Savings
| and West Haven Horse Railroad company; Mich
OILS New Haven and West Haven Horse Rail
Thursday, November 23-Gilbert Va. the ALFRED
| Walker company; Plat Bros. VS.. Waterbury
| Metcalf vs. sperry, ct ux.
| Tuesday December 5-CasSidyS appeal from
Tuesday, December 12-Fowier vs.. Pease; sps
| cial.
Common Pleas Court-CiviI Side
Judge Hotchkiss.
In this court yesterday Judge Hotchkisi
granted Beach J. Downs of Oxford judg
ment of foreclosure in bis suit against Joh1
Hawley and Louis Barnes of Oxford ant
Smith and Mary Botsford of Seymour
The mortgage was for 81 900 and the tim
OF redemption fixed at the first Monday il
March.
@. q. Fowler was granted judgment o
foreclosure In his suit against William
Kelly of Middletown, and the time of re
demption fixed at the second Tuesday IL
January.
Judgment was granted to W. N. Rose
Z ohuAo Al Lib ouks 3 n1hSo siAo ~ hAsoN Dook
and Stationery company to recover 1926.
In the suit of the town Of Orange agains
Leverett B. Treat judgment was given TO
the plaintiff to recover $620.61.
W. F. Carr was granted a judgment o
foreclosure against Fannie Patterson, ani
the time of redemption fixed at the thirt
Monday in December. The mortgage i
for 1857.
CASES TO BE TRIED NEXT WEEK.
The following jury cases were assigned
for trial at the bar mseting late in the af
ternoon:
Monday, Nov. 20-Wsllaoe E. johnson
ct TX. VS.. Samuel Morton.
| Tuesday, Nov. BIN. Feldman VS.. Simol
| Kantrovitch.
Wednesday, Nov. 22-B. Hockstadler va
Fl. Doerr.
Thursday, Nov. 23-Frederick W. Elliot
VS.. Frederick Meyer.