The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-15
EIGHT WOMEN FOR DIVORCE
JUDGE WHEELER WELL BE CON- FRONTED WITH 4 BIG DOCKET.

Short Calendar Session Promises to be Un-
 usually LengthyEdward Bryan Secured
 aJudgIn ent by Default-Other Interesting
 Court Items.
 In the superior court late yesterday afternoon Edward Bryan secured a judgment by default against his late partner, Edward P. Yale, for $766.24 damages and costs amounting to $42.5S. A stay of execution was, however, granted until June 1.
 At the short calendar session to-day Judge Wheeler will be confronted with eight applicants for divorces. Of this number four are New Haven parties, one a West Haven case, one from Wa terbury, one from Naugatuck and one from Meriden. The cases are as fol- lows: Wolfe vs. Wolfe, Blake vs. Blake, Kinney vs. Kinney, Lilley vs. Lilley Downs vs. Downs, Holt vs Holt, Riggs vs. Riggs, and Schleiter vs. Schleiter.
 The other business to be disposed Of at the short calendar session to-day is as follows:
 Beers ct ux. vs. the Boston and Alba ny Railroad company ct al.; demur- rer
 Swayne vs New Haven; demurrer.
 Kingsbury ct al. vs. Waterbury; mo- tion for default for failure to file an- sWer.
 St. Johns parish of Waterbury vs. Waterbury; motion for default for fail ure to file answer.
 Application of Luke w. Higgins for change of name.
 Condon vs. Malloy; motion that a portion of the complaint be stricken out.
 Application of the Bowditch & Prud- den company for change of name.
 Slauson ct al vs. the Charles Thatch- CT company; motion for order that the receiver of the defendant corporation be made a party defendant in a fore closure suit.
 Morrissey vs Morrissey; motion for the appointment of a committee; also motion that the case be erased from the docket.
 Tomlinson vs. the Palladium compa- nv; motion for default for failure to file answer.
 Allen vs Allen; motion for an addi- tiohal allowance to defend cross-com- plaint.
 The Yale Gas Stove company vs. Fo- ley; motion for default for failure to file answer.
 Barnum vs. Frisbie, ct al; motion for default as to defendant F'risbie for failure to file rejoinder to second reply to second defense.
 Root vs. Frisbie, ct al; motion for 1nFo mi TNrichia for failure to file rejoinder to second reply to second defense.
 The President and Fellows of Yale college in New Haven vs The George T. Newhall Carriage company, ct als.; motion for the appointment of guar dian ad litem for a minor; also, motion for disclosure of defense.
 Smith vs. Whiting, ct al; motion for default for failure to file answer.
 Benton's appeal from probate; motion that reasons of appeal be stricken out; also, motion that reasons of appeal be filed.
 Coe, ct al. vs. Hall; motion for de- fault for failure to file rejoinder.
 Kimmel vs. Benner & Opdyke, ct als.; motion that the demurrer of Benner & Opdyjke be stricken out; also. de- murrer.
 Whiting's appeal from probate; mo- ton to erase the case from the docket.
 Healy vs. Fallon, ct als.; motion for default for failure to file answer.
 The borough of Ansonia vs, Studley, judge; motion for order limiting the time for filing reply.
 Young vs. Young, ct als.; motions of defendant Warner for modification of injunction, and for reduction of the amount of attachment. SUIT AGAINST A SCHOOL PRINCE
 PAL.
 The attention of the court was yes terday occupied with the trial of the suit of Martin A, Holden against Prin- cipal Edgar c. Stiles Both the parties to the suit reside in Seymour and the suit was brought by Martin to recover $1 ,0OO damages for injuries alleged to have been inflicted upon by Stiles on April 21, 1894, while the plaintiff attended his school. It is claimed that the principal struck him in the face | and that in consequence of the blow he has suffered pain at times ever l since. The case is still unfinished and | will be resumed Tuesday morning. City Court--Criminal Side--Judge Callahan. | Thomas Grady, Connecticut School l for Boys complaint, continued to March 30; Alphonzo Barelli, injury to private property, $1 fine, $8.64 costs; Pasquale Volandi, same, same; John Landrigan, alias John Clark, begging, sixty days in jail $542 costs; John Dunn, same, same: Robert E. Palmer, drunk, judgment suspended; Mary -1rinln finn nf 1n