The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-28
DoINGs OF TIE nonnrs.
vases disposed of in superior, Common
Pleas, Pr hate and City Courts.

Judge r. b, Hall presided at the short
calendar session of the superior court
yesterday and considerable business
was transacted A large amount OF
time was occupied in the case OF II. Fl.
Chittenden, assignee of A. S. Hatch &.
20 Oh New York, against Edmund Zach
er, receiver of the Newport News and
Misslsslppi Valley company. Finally.
after lengthy war of words between
ex-Judge Henry Stoddard counsel for
CHlttenden, and Lynde Harrison. coun-
sci Tor Aaeher, Judge Hall appointed
James II, Webb committee to hear
the evidence in relation to the claim
OF Ch1ttenden that he held 1000 shares
| Oh the corporation, and report the facts
to the court,
Inc matter came before Judge Hall
on two motions made by counsel for
Chlttenden, one being to intervene in
the feceivership proceedings and make
MN party to them in order that his
rights and those of other stockhola-
ers might be protected and the other
an order for the production of the
DOCKS and papers of the corporation
for inspection. The motions appeared
innocent enough on the short calender
OF the court, but before they were dis
posed of by Judge Hall both Mr. Stod-
dard and Mr.. Harrison engaged in a
fierce war of words in which things I'M
pleasant to both were said
JOHN n. MANSIONS APPEAL.
John I. Manson's appeal from the do
ings Of the county commissioners in
granting a liquor license to Thomas ].
Coffey has been Withdrawn from the
docket of the superior court, The case
was Withdrawn because there would
have been no opportunity to try it be-
fore the license expired
DIVORCES GRANTED.
Mary E.Sackett was granted divorce
from her husband, Seymour A. Sackett |
on the ground of intolerable cruelty,
and was also awarded the custody Of |
two minor children. The couple We're
married August II, 1887.
Ernest Deltino was also granted a di-
vorce from Catherine Delfino on the
ground of habitual intemperance The
couple We're married September IL, 1898.
FORECLOSURE.
Judgment in a foreclosure suit was
granted to Willis NJ. Anthony ct al,
against Joseph Beecher. The claim was
for $1,000.
STONY CREEK CASE.
The September term of the common
pleas court criminal side, adjourned
sine die late yesterday afternoon after
the jury had found James S. Gray Of
Stony Creek guilty of violating the lid
lor law on two counts, and fined him
100 and $66.74 costs, which he paid.
TRUSTEES APPOINTED. K
In the probate court yesterday ex-
fudge Deming was appointed trustee on
he insolvent estate of Mrs Ella "A. !,
smith, and Attorney Carleton Z. Hoad-
ey trustee on the insolvent estate of i,
Melville S. Wadhams, printer.
City ourt-Criminal Side-Judse Cable.
Samuel N. Taylor, false pretense,
lolle; Charles II. Thompson, discharg-
ng fire arms in city limits, nolle:
Sharles G. O'Donnell and George Ly- !,
nan, theft, continued until September !,
6.
WILL SUE THE CITY. :
Mrs. Benjamin Beiko of 576 Grand e
venue, who fell into a coal hole inl h
'emple street, near Commerce street, a s
aW days ago and was severely injured, | Y
as given notice that she will bringI S
UT against the city to recover dam S
ges. When Mrs. Beiko fell she lost a a
aluable diamond~out of her ring andl
he will sue to recover the cost. Of that, o
lso. g
OHEN VS.. RUDIMAN DECISION. s.
Justice j. Birney futile in the case Of
/. Cohen against Harris Rudiman TO n
cover the amount of BILL yesterday Z
decision for the plaintiff TO e
scoYer full amount of claim and costs. 7
ynch & Doroff We're counsel for plain
# and !. A. Stein appeared for defend A
Mt.
NOT ASSIGNED
In the assignment Of cases on the :.
lperlor court docket yesterday morn =
g the case of New Haven against l.. "
Sheeler Beecher and others was not :.
aimed when called; or that is, the :.
'urt was not asked to assign the case y,
r trial. 1t was called from the docket 4,
Y Clerk Anketell twice. but although =
own Counsel Goodhart was present
court it was not claimed" This is
he of the matters which has caused
much controversy between the re-
lblicans and democratic members of
le board of Sp1aofmon and Woo ~
ltuted against the Morris Cove cot
gers Of whom Mr.. Beecher is one,
L encroachments on the shore high
ay 1t was one of these cases ex-
own Counsel Pardee had on his hands
hen his successor was appointed and
T preparing which he was recentIvi