Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-20
COURT REOORD.
supreme Court OF ERRORS.

Arguments IN the SANDER suit OF ~. w.
BIakeslee & Sons against Anthony Carroll
were partially made before the judges of
this court yesterday. The case was, how
ever, unfinished, and will be resumed on
Tuesday morning. The suit grew out of
some evidence given before the board of al
dermen when 1t was considering the charges
Of r. 81. Brown against the board Of pub
Lie works, of certain Irregularities in the
purchase of road roller. Carroll, being
q witness before the board, stated that the
Blakes'ess were allowed privileges that he
did not have as q contractor, and that paw
ing stones and other property of the city
had been seen in their yard.
The Blskeslees won. the suit, getting q
verdict of $500 damages in the superior
court. Carroll took an appeal to the su-
preme court.
Superior Court - Civil Side - Judge
Wheeler.
At the short calendar session of this
court yesterday considerable business was
disposed of. The session was held in the
common pleas court room. A number of
cases were argued and decision reserved.
The following cases were assigned for
trial next week:
Monday, January 4-Ekelund vs.. Lindberg
IF. r. following jury cases were also assigned for
Tuesday-January 23-Bennett We. Wilson.
Wednesday, January 24-Tbs G. & @. Motor Co.
Vs. The D: Frisbie & Co.; DoTd bartholomew
Thursday, January 25-Eristol, ct al, vs.. Nor.
ton; Tord's Appeal from probate.
Tuesday, January 30-Ball vs.. The American
Oyster Co.
Tuesday, February 6-Corey, Downs & Co. vs..
Stein.
city Court-CriminaI Side-Judge
Callahan.
Michael J. Hogan, non-support, nolle;
Thomas McKeon, reform school complaint;
Henry J. Paul, breach # the peace, $706
costs, three months in jail; same, carrying
Willard, vagrancy, go days In Jail, SO. "a
costs; Patrick McNsmara, breach of the
psace, continued uutil January 20; Henry
Frank, same, judgment suspended; George
Whitefield, forgery, bound over to the su
perior court; same, defrauding hotel keep
or, nol!e.
In the probate court yesterday Horace
E Bartlett was appointed trustee on the
insolvent estate of Schlegsl & Goetz, the
bakers Who did business at the corner Of
State and Elm streets. The liabilities are
| given as $500 and the assets about $500.
Joseph B. Burr, druggist at 119 Lloyc
street, made voluntary assignment in tn
probate court, naming W. J. Atwatef fo
trustee. The hearing on the appointment
will take place next Friday.
NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND.
The hearing on the appointment of
permanent receiver for the New Euglan,
railroad for Connecticut, which was Sc
down for yesterday IN the United State
district court, was continued by Judg
Townsend by the agreement of cornse
| until next Monday at O'Clock. The reaso
for the delay Is that the attorneys wish
await the action Of Judge Wallace of tn
, New York court, before whom a hearin
been made, but who has not yet rendere
, his decision.
BEFORE COMMISSIONER WRIGHT.
Simeon Mcmahon, liquor dealer I
Meriden, was arrested yesterday /
. Deputy Marshal Loveridge, charged wi,
J violating the internal revenue laws. E
: was taken before United States Commi
3 s:oner Wright and put under $500 bond
: which were furnished. The specii
charge against him is selling liquor wit
out taking out government license, ar
;; ALEC with not defacing the stamps al
! brands from the empty casks.
EXAMINING MR. FAIRFIELD
K Upon the application of creditors Jud
o Robertson yesterday morning permitted
< examination to be made into the 6nanci
4 condition of Almon A. Fairfield, the inst
o vent carpenter. The judge appointed Jol
!, Merpgle as a committee to take the 9,
q dence. Fai1field was foresd into insolven
q | two Or three months ago. At that tlr
Q there was some trouble over transfer
property which was made to Austin Mar
l. | field & Co. shortly before the proct edin
II were brought. The property Was trar
!" ] ferred back again. The creditors now {
Z eire to learn whether Fairfield has a
II property secreted or not
II A superior court jury Thursday award
Samuel and Flora Rothchild $500 damse
d against the Fair Haven and WestvilIe Sire
II Railway company. The latter was thro1
D. from Grand avenue car last July al
70 suffered injuries. Her claim was based
l. the allegation that the car was runni
d down the hill and around the curve at t
10 fast that she was thrown out.