Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-19
LEGAL CAUSES.

DecIsIon Cd the Celebrated Case of Frank
miller q Co Against +. II. Lampson.
Judge Bradstreet rendered his decision
in the case of Frank Miller & Co vs. f.. r..
Lampson to-day in favor of the defendant
to recover costs. The last suit was on a
writ of error against the decision of JUS
tice Griggs, who decided in favor of Z. II.
Lampson on the summary process suit.
This decision means that N. w. Greenman
will occupy the old Office in Lampson's
block.
The following judgments were also en-
tered up by reason of default or failure to
file answer:
Charles A. Baldwin & Co VS. NJ. F. Con-
molly. Judgment for plaintiffs to recover
s602.34 damages and S42.76 costs. The
bill of particulars rs filed was: September
IL, goods sold and delivered, sl62.65; ac-
count. S367.S9; protest fees on check,
50 35; interest, S69.S5.
Pierce & 90 VS. Miles F. Connolly, judg-
ment for plaintiffs to recover Sl.l33.25
and $40 as costs. Bill of particulars:
Merchandise, S364.03; account. 1884 IS;
protest fees. s264; interest. sl32.
City Lumber i Coal Co vs. Thomas T.
Bolger, Judgment of foreclosure for PLAIN
tiffs to recover s905. so and $40 60 costs.
Law day. first Tuesday in April 1895:
This was a promissory note dated March l.
1880. aOE EsONs Aok hOht hA0hNAos oha A.
newed July 8. 1894.
The case of James Corr vs. Matthews &
willard Co was tried to-day before Judge
Bradstreet. On February II, 1898, Corr,
while working on a press in the shop ct
the defendants, had the thumb of his left
hand cut off. A demurrer entered to
the complaint had been overruled and to-
days hearing is on damages. Attorney
Kendrick for plaintiff, Burpee for defend
| ants.
case which will probably cause
some sensational developments and which
will involve the legal rights of landlords
and tenants is set down for the January
term of the district court Frank G.
Neubert is a bicycle repairer and rents
Quarters at Sc East Main street, in Mrs
| Margaret Dougherty's block. The rest of
i this story is best told by himself. He
saws that he went to Mrs Doughterty s
house last Friday night to pay her some
rent. He handed her $50. She said his
bill was $40. He told her it was. but that
| she had taken from the cellar that he had
rented, some boxes and crates which he
considered were worth Sc. She replied
that his boy told her she might have them,
He told her the boy denied this and that
he would believe him before he would her.
/ She became incensed and said: Would
you insult me, and thereupon slapped his
face. He repeated his assertion and also
added that he did not think he could in
suit her. She became more incensed and
going into another room returned with a
sword and made an attack on him. Hv
warded off the blows made at him with
the sword. but received several slaps IN
the face In the midst of the turmoil the
servant rushed in and advised Neub.rt &c
make his eecape or Mrs Dougherty woul
kill him This Neubert did. He pro
ceeded at once to his attorneys, II. c
Baldwin and L. +. Root. and related thu
above story. They issued papers agains
Mrs Dougherty. charging her with trespas
and assault with intent to kill and claim
ing $3.50 damages. The papers wer'
served by Constable Gillette. and propert.
to that amount attached.