Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-06-19
COURT RECORD.
Common Pleas COurt-Criminal Side
Judge Hotchkfss.

Common Pleas COurt-Cf1m1n0l Side
Judge Hotchkiss.
The June term of this court came in
yesterday and during the day several cases
were disposed of. Dwight 8. Russell Of
Ansonia was put on trial late yesterday
afternoon charged with selling liquor to
minors. The state claimed that Russell
sold some beer on April 10 to the Schroe.
der boys, aged about ten years. The de-
Tense claimed that on the evening in CUES,
ton, as Schroeder was returning from
work, he stopped at Russell's saloon,
bought and paid for a quantity of beef
and said that he would send after It. Later
in the evening he sent his boys after the
beer, which was delivered to them. From
this circumstance he claimed came his ar
rest for selling to minors. Mayor Bar
tholomew, Chief Ellis, City Sheriff Curtis
and others testified as to Russell's good
character, etc. The trial will be resumed
this morning. Senator Holden and Attor-
ney Williams are counsel for Russell.
Earlier in the day Peter Toole Of this
city was convicted of having committed q
breach of the peace on his wife Maggie, and
spend thirty days in jail. In the city
court he was sent to jail for thirty days
and appealed to the common pleas court.
William Hammersley of Ansonia, against
whom there were two indictments for vio-
lation of the liquor law, failed to put In an
appearance, and his bonds were called.
William Morris of Ansonia was his surety
to the amount of $500.
Cable.
Frederick S. Brooks. non-support, con.
tinued until June 80; William F. Kelly
and John Cannon, trespass, continued
until June 10; Charles Pfaff, abandoning
boat, IS fine, So. 80 costs; Joseph L. Brad
ley, breach of peace, 81 fine. $7ss costs
John Sullivan, breach Of pssee, con-
t s1sasa until sf 'e the ap p;.d Henry !: hss
1924 costs; Michael daffnsy. breach
of the peace, 81 fine, 81 10 costs;
Richard Wallace, breach of the piece, 81
fine, $4.19 costs; Edward McDermott,
breach of the peace, judgment suspended,
drunk, 30 days in jail, So "a costs; Henry
W. Painter, drunk and carrying concealed
weapons, continued until June %; Will
lam G.. Coe, theft, continued until june
20; Thomas McKeon, theft, IS hne, $7.ee
costs; Charles II. Baldwin, non support,
continued until June 81; Kittie Reilly, Ag
mes Scotland and Hattie Goodman, keeping
house of Ill fame, continued until June 90
Mary Fitzpatrick, keeping house of III
fame, $50 ane, $7.06 costs; Eta Thompson
and Minnie Davis, residing In house of Ill
fame, bond called; Maud Palmer and An
ME Jones. residing in house of ill-fame
continued until June 80; Charles Hoffman
lascivious carriage, 81 fine, 81 30 costs;
Henry Burns, frequenting house of i'll
fame, So fine, $435 costs; Joseph Dunn
breach of the peace, nolle; Max Foster, psr
hitting horses to be at large on highway
So 70 costs, nollsd; Jacob Hslpin. breach
of the peace, continued until June 10
John Granfeld, reform school cem
plant, continued until July 30; Francis J
Bowen, breach of the peace, 81 fine, 81 OF
costs; John Maloney, breach of the peace
continued until June 20; Michael Reddy
breach of the peace, S. fine, 81 10 costs
James Sullivan. breach of the peace, s.
fine, 81 10 costs; James 81. Hackett, viola
ton of Sunday liquor law, continued unit
June 20; Fred w. Nottingham, violation
of Sunday liquor law, continued unit
June 20,