The Newtown bee., 1895-03-08
The NeWtoWn Bee
 FRIDAY, MARCHES, 1895
 CIRCULATION: JANUARY l, 1889, 610 LAST WEEK. 3200
Affairs About Town.
THE INJUNCTION SERVED.
THE DISTRICT ASKS FOR DAMAGES.

THE DISTRICT ASKS FOR DAMAGES. The shoe is now on the other foot, and Messrs Corbett, Brew and Northrop and Miss Ryan have been served with injunc- tions, not to interfere with the Gray's Plain school till April. The following are the legal documents in the case, which will be read eagerly by all who have fol- lowed the case. It will be noticed that the plaintiffs ask, in addition to the in junction, 5000 damages. A copy of the legal papers in the case follow:
 To the Sheriff of the County of Fair | field, his deputy, or either constable of the town of Newtown, in said county, Greeting By authority of the state Of Connecticut you are hereby commanded to summon William J. Brew, John J. Northrop, Thomas J. Corbett, and Agnes Ryan, all of said town of Newtown, to appear before the Honorable Superior court, within and for the county of Fair field, on the first Tuesday of April, 1895, then and there to answer unto the Gray's Plain school district, of said Newtown, | in civil action, wherein the plaintiff complains and says:
 | l. Sald Gray's Plain school district is a corporation existing under the laws of the state of Connecticut, and located within the limits of said town of New town.
 }. Said plaintiff is possessed of the right and charged with the duty of main. Uaining and keeping school in said dis trict, and is responsible for, and possess. ed of the right to the custody and con Jrol of the school property, including the school house, in said district. 5. The plaintiff has been at all times , and now is, ready, willing and desirou; to keep open and maintain a school il said district.
 4. On or about the 18th day of Novem Der, 1894, the defendants forcibly and un lawfully entered upon the school proper ty belonging to the plaintiff, and unlaw fully interfered with and hindered ant prevented the plaintiff from exercising it legal right in said property and of keeI ! ing open and maintaining school there in; and the defendants have continue so to do to the present time, and the threaten to continue still further said ur lawful acts.
 5. The plaintiff will be irreparably 1T liured by the illegal acts of the defend ants so threatened to be continued, an is without remedy in the premises exceE through the interpretation of this coul as a court of equity to restrain the threa ene0 unlaWIul acts or the Qeten0anl complained of.
 The plaintiff claims, l. By way equitable relief, an injunction restrainin the defendants, and each of them, the agents, representatives and attorney from in any way hindering, preventin or interfering with the plaintiff in tf control and management of said scho' building and property, and in keepin open and maintaining school therein
 2. 5000 damages.
 ', Samuel o. Garfield of Bridgeport Ii recognized in $50 to prosecute, etc.
 Hereof fail not, but of this writ du service and return make.
 Dated at Bridgeport this 18th day ( February, 1S95.-[William J. Beeche Commissioner of the Superior Court fe Fairfield County.
 State of Connecticut, as
 , Fairfield County,
 Bridgeport, February 15, 1895.
 Then and there personally appeare George Winton of Newtown and mad solemn oath to the truth of the foregoin complaint, before me- William . Beecher, Commissioner of the Superie Court for Fairfield County. = State of Connecticut,
 Fairfield County, eS'
 18th day Of February, 1895.
 He 1ofeSoiuS CoLupidluti uuiy FeIlAet having been presented to me, and Messl Beecher 6 Canfield, attorneys for tE n plaintiff, moving that temporary r straining order issue, it is ordered that 7 hearing upon said motion be had at tn Superior Court room in Bridgeport c ! Wednesday, February 20, 1895, at o'clock a. m. It is further ordered ths . notice of this motion be given to the d fendants by leaving copy of the san 0 with Messrs Stoddard, Bishop & Shelton attorneys for the defendants, on or b. fore February 16, 1S95.-[Samuel Prentice, Judge of the Superior Cour
 The Gray's Plain School District, ? vs.