The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-06-15
DISCRETION DAY IN COURT
BOUB DIYORCES GRANTED FOR
THAT Oh USE BY JUDGE PRENTICE.

Superior Court-Seven Exparto Divorce
suits on the List-Doings of the Day in
the Other Courts.
At the short calendar session of
the superior court yesterday seven ex-
parte divorce suits were listed for trial,
but only five of the number were reach
ed. Judge Prentice was on the bench.
Robert A, Kohlhepp of Waterbury was
grantsS:a Sivorce from his wife, Emma
A., on the ground of desertion. The
couple were married in 1890 and the
desertion took place the next year.
Pietro Massullo of New Haven also
secured a divorce from his wife, Mar
guerite, the allegation being infidelity
The couple were married in 1887 and
have no children.
The cross complaint of Amy b. Nc
CURE of Meriden against Samuel w
MCGUIRE, charging the latter with de-
sertion, was dismissed by the court
MCGUIRE while student at Trinity
college in December, 1891, married Amy
but never lived with her. The husband
first sued for divorce, but did not press
his case.
Sadie L. Place of this city was grant
ed divorce from Charles d. Place on
the ground of desertion. The couple
were married in 1877. The plaintiff, who
Is daughter. Of the Rev. Mr. Ganun,
was also awarded the custody of her
fifteen-year-old child.
Judge Prentice reserved decision in
the suit for divorce brought by Ida
N. Charlton, a saleslady at Howe &
Stetson's. against her husband, George
S. Charlton on the ground of deser-
tion. The couple were married In Hart
ford in November, 1891, and only lived
together about three weeks. Charlton,
it is alleged deserted his wife in Janu-
airy, 1892.
The divorce suits of Gauchet VS..
Gauchet and Aston VS.. Aston were
continued until next week.
A Judgment of foreclosure was grant
ed to Frank Kuhn against George
Ringler & Co. The mortgage is for
$1,000. The receiver ordered sale of
the property and w. A. Wright was
appointed as a committee to SELL
A similar Judgment was granted to
Helen E. Akin against H. p Reynolds.
The foreclosure was on judgment
lien for $1,000 and the property is in
Cheshire
Daniel T. Welch foreclosed the mort
gage for 81 1000 and interest, making
the total $1,1S6,S2 against Frank W.
Willoughby, executor.
INsoLvENT ESTATE.
In the probate court yesterday Frank
S. Andrew was appointed trustee on
the estate of Max Forster, a grocer at
cfY, IN
also received from the Minneapolis
Flour Manufacturing company asking
that Theron e. Robinson of the firm
of T. E. Robinson & Co.. grain and
produce merchants at 146 and 14S State
street be forced into insolvency. The
companys claim is for $1100 and
hearing on the application was set down
for June IT.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Judge Prentice in the superior court
yesterday appointed George Barnes as
receiver of the HubingerICarroll Cash
Register company on the application of
Attorney William H. Ely. Barnes has
been employed as a workman by the
concern. The company has been in
business in this city about three years,
in the making of cash registers for
saloons and other stores. The patents
under which the machines were made
was of Carroll's invention. Carroll
and Hubinger have not lived together in
business peace lately. At the start the
company did good business, but with |
in the last twelve months business has |
dropped off. 1t is stated that the assets |
of the company are $4,000. The liabili- |
tie are said to be less, making the |
company solvent. The legal move for |
the receiver is said to have been |
prompted by the opportunities of credi- |
tors. The business Of the company may |
be wound up under the receivership.
The company was incorporated in |
June, 1898, with capital of $4,000. The |
lpresident is N. w. Hubinger and the |
Secretary and treasurer ]. E. Hubinger. |
Thomas Carroll was the superintendent |
of the company's plant, which is located |
lat 920 Elm street.
In the superior court also Judge Prem |
.tice authorized Receiver Frederick c.
Lum to continue the business of B. H. |
douglass & Sons until October Is. 1t |
Twas stated that since Receiver Lum
Eook charge of the company's affairs
he had made a net profit of $500. A |
compromise with all the creditors has
'Peen effected, they agreeing to accept
|ifty cents on the dollar. After this ar
angement was made the party who
vas to advance the money withdrew.
The Messrs Douglass hope however,
before next fall to raise the money to
make the above settlement. There has
cen one offer OF purchase made the re-
eiver, the amount offered being $780,
OO This the court was unwilling to
ccept.
City Court-Criminal Side-Judge Dow.
John j. Kelly, breach of the peace
Judgment suspended; John Miller, va
.rancy, nolled; Moses Ezitsky, reform
:hool complaint, committed; John j.
hea, breach Of the peace, discharged;
phn Dugan violation of hack ordi- Z
ance, continued until June Is; Edward
Kimberly, violation of hack ordi-
ance, nolled on payment of $5.42 costs; {
yalter c. Berkeley, drunk and breach {
the peace, continued until June Is;
+ jim f. Terri1l, violation of liquor law, q
b fine, $15.65 costs; Patrick Gillern, t