Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-23

Superior Court - Civil Side Judg
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Superior Court - Civil Side Judge
Prentice.
There were ten ex-parte divorce cases on
the short calendar list yesterday afternoon,
but only two were reached. The other
eight will be heard next Wednesday. EN-
ma Jsssell of Waterbury was granted d.
worse from her husband Henry on the
grounds of adultery. The couple inter-
married in 1888.
John 81. Beisinger of Waterbury aeked
for divorce from his wife Anna on the
grounds CT desertion. The couple were
married about ten years ago. Judge Prem
tice desired further evidence on the case
and continued it until next Friday.
Arnold Stricken asked that his marriage
to Lena Eisman be nulli6ed on the ground
that it was obtained by fraudulent repre-
sensations. Both parties reside in this
city. Judge Prentice reserved his decision.
Frederick A.Ives was appointed receiver
for the Cheshire Brass company, and the
time for the presentation of claims was
fixed at four months. 1t is stated that the
company is perfectly solvent, but intends
The report of Charles K. Bush as COM
mittee on tbs case of Michael Rail against
John G. Gallagher as administrator on
RahPs wife's was estate accepted. By the
report Rail- gets his share of his wife's es.
tate.
Judgments of foreclosure were granted
to Mrs. Mckee against John T. and Mar y
McGown on property located in Frankli n
street mortgaged for So. 900 and to q. s.
Mersick & Co. against Murray Brothers of
Westville on property located in that placs
and mortgsged for 81, 500.
The report of Henry r. Towne of SIAM
ford, receiver for the Brsnford Lock
Works company, was accepted and be was
allowed 81, 500 for his services. The assets
of the company were disposed of for $S2,
214 81 and all the liabilities liquidated.
Judge Prentice yesterday rendered his
decision In favor of the defendant in the
suit brought by Lucy M. Pierson of Wal
Iingford to recover $1,000 which she
claimed as dover from the estate of s. D.
Hall.
City Court-CrtmtnaI Side Judge
Cable.
Charles q. Homer, taking team without
leave, continued until June 30; Frederick
W. Nottingham, violation of Sunday Law,
$50 fine, $2l % costs; John &. Lee, breach
of the psacs, 50 fine, $11.20 costs; George
U. Allen, non support, continued until
July 20; Victor NJ. Bohsn. non support,
nolls on payment of Sc "a costs; Patrick
Smith, breach of the peace, So foe, $7SS
costs; Mario Reiccardella, indecent assault,
bound over; Edward Clark, breach of the
peace, continued until June 81; st. Clair
Godette, breach of tbs peace, So fine, 81 SO
costs, drunk, 81 fine; William Conway,
James Miller, Campbell Harris, James
Cashion, theft, continued until June Is.
Court Notes.
In the common pleas court, criminal
side, yesterday William Murphy of East
street, who was charged with violation of
the liquor law and whose trial was COM
menced Friday afternoon, failed to put In
an appearance yesterday, and his bonds,
furnished by Alderman Farrell, were de-
clared forfeited. The trial of Simon Kan
trovitch, accused of selling without IL
csnse, was then taken up and Is still I'M
finished.
William Cornish of Westville has
brought suit against Charles A. Bradley
of Woodbridge to recover 81, 600 damages
for having his left leg lscsrated by bite
from dog belonging to the defendant:
The Rather fats on Oak street, owned by