Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-04
COURT RECORD.
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Superior Court - Civil Side Judge
Wheeler.

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Wheeler.
In this court yesterday the jury which has
been hearing the SANDER suit of G. w. Blakeslee
&, Sons against Anthony Carroll, after about
half an hours elaboration. rendered verdict
for the paiatiff to recover $500 damages and
costs Immediately after the rendering of the
verdict Attorney William l. Bennett, counsel
for Mr.. Carroll, gave notice Of an appeal to the
supreme court.
Immediately after the decision had been rem
dered in the Blakeslee Carroll suit, Enos Dicker-
mans appeal from probate was put on trial
and contiuued throughout the day. The appeal
Dickerman, who lived in Hamder, on the ground
that he was Of uusound mind when the will was
made.
Ia the will $25 was left to his son Enos, and
the rest Of his property estimated at S., 500 he
divided between his other two sons, Wales and
George Dickerman. The trial will be resumed
this morning.
THE MAY DOCKET.
Among the cases which have been returned to
the present term are the following, eighteen of
Savings bank of Ansonia vs. Benjamin F. Clark
ct ux:, Helen E: Ayres vs.. Edison F. Ayres, Miles
| and Jane E. Ball vs.. the American Oyster com.
New Haven ct ais, Rowiand L Brewer vs. vs." John In
s; Judge ct a., Evelina Chamberlain VS.. Frank
Nettie S. Cushma i, - Annie v. Dea7an vs. vs.
L luOIudS DeldVau, CaIQarlQ6 DlnR
Efeland vs. Peter LindSerg, Radoiph f. Fonda
Hoh IN Na Gdn Esn B. VS. Sarah
Edwin Hall, adm, vs.. Fred B: Street, Frank h
H Is,el vs. w. e. Shepard, Walter A. Jones vs..
Kncp SasS S sheF@an bp'pR Gax VS.
a asa5y EaylsF aatt1s I: Leighton 3
Michael E. Morrisey, Samuel 4. Miles, trustee
vs.. Charles K. Strong, ct al; Old Colony Distil
vs.. Charles B. Place, CO." Eaa5eth B. Plat VS.
Charles NJ. Platt, Emma J. Powe VS.. William
Powe, William T. Rice vs.. Orlando Berelli, ct ux,
sshort, SilIis B. smith vs. jeremiah 9;
Whitley 8ndeS rrombaa vs. D angelina rrow
blay, @. Art Ward.ys. Lucien F. Burpee ct al ,
Same vs. Town Of Wate.bqsy Martha g. Wash
Joseph M Luby ct ais, Jennie 9. Welch,s appee
| from probate, Ida Wood vs. Joseph Wood
Probate Court-Judge Robertson.
There was contest in this court yesterday
over the account of Henry I. Durant as admin.
| ford. The estate amounted to about 81 800, and
OF this amount about ST, 400 had bsen used up to
asfsa his and
| was to this amount that a daughter of the de-
the smailaess Of the estate the charge was e9
cessive It transpired during the hearing that a
there was of the estate had been sold to George
Durant by the administrator and that in its sale
the widow of the deceased had not relinquished
her right to her dover in the property, and that
therefore the title which the administrator had
conveyed was not clear one. As way out of
the difficulty it was advised by the court that the
widow should quit claim her right to her interest
in the property and thus straighten out the en-
tanglement which had accidentally arisen. The
account was, after consultation between the
Frederick @ Lum yesterday filed a schedule Of
the assets and liabilities of W. ]. Bradnack, who
seSently made an assisn e. so The assets are
On an application brought by the selectmen
Joseph Anderson was yesterday adjudged insane
lum. He has been mentally deranged for some
time past and has been since April at Spring
side farm. He has wife and three children at
485 Oak street.
City Court - Criminal Side Judge
Gable.
Martin Nihin, support Of wife and children,
months support
Joseph H. Hawley, well known resident of
Danbury, was arrested yesterday morning by
Deputy Marshal R. G. Loveridge on warrant
charging him with sending a postal card with
ley was brought before Commissioner Wright
and the case continued to Friday, under bonds
of $500, furnished by A. @; Olmstead. 1t is al
the Danbury agent of the Prevalent Fund asso-
citation, attempted to get revenge by sending him
the agent in terms much more foreble t1an
polite
day brought suit through his attorney, Jason P:
street. to recover Sc, 600 damages for injuries to
his business, due to statements alleged to have
been circulated by her. The papers were served
by Constable Enscoe and are returnabls before
the city court on May. 10