The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-11
JUDGE HALLS ELEVATION
CALLED TEMPORARILY TO SU-
 PREME COURT BENCH.


 Several Judgments Rendered in the Com
 mon Pleas Court--Prisoners Acquitted
 and Convicted in the Superior Court
 Supreme Court to Meet in Bridgeport
 Tuesday.
 Judge F. B. Hall of the superior court bench has been called by Chief Justice Andrews of the supreme court of the state to act as associate justice of that court during the illness of Judge Tenn. Judge Hall was assigned to preside over the April term of the superior court, civil side. in this city, but in conse- quence of the new arrangement he will terminate his duties here next Mon day afternoon, and will sit in the su- preme court during it's sessions in Bridgeport commencing next Tuesday. He will be succeeded in this city by Judge Prentice.
 RAILROAD vs. ICE COMPANY.
 The case to be heard Monday after noon by Judge Hall is that of the Con- solidated Railroad company against the Consumers Ice company. Recently the latter concern obtained judgment for damages against the Consolidated road, and as the latter was dissatisfied with the amount an appeal has been taken for a rehearing.
 SUPREME COURT.
 The next session of the supreme court of errors will be held in Bridgeport next Tuesday Among the New Haven county eases to be argued are: State of Connecticut vs. Frederick Brady, Ma thaniel Sleeman vs. the National Gas Saving company, the Waterbury Manu- featuring company vs. the Phoenix Manufacturing company, Michael Shay vs. the New York;. New Haven and Hartford R. R. Co.,, Jeremiah Dennehy vs.. Michael O'Connell, John Roche vs. same, town of Ansonia vs, Alfred Coop CT, Peter Looby vs J. J. Redmond Felix Chillingworth vs, the Eastern Tinware company, Jeremiah Cullen vs the New York, New Haven and Hartford Rail- road company, Oscar Talmadge vs. same, William Platt vs town of Mill ford, Sydney N. Wintingham vs. Dan iel J. Maloney, J. Hazelton Cook vs. Luzon B. Morris, executor, Patrick J. Ward vs. the Metropolitan Life Insur- ance company.
 A $1O0 CONFEDERATE BILL SUIT
 Tn the superior court late yesterday afternoon the trial of John Leslky and John Mikawasky, charged with obtain ing $100 in good money for $100 Confed- crate bill from Felix Gelbert of Oak street on January z, was commenced and is still on trial. It will be resum- ed this morning.
 Earlier in the day George Fletcher, charged with stealing $470 from Saloon Keeper Thomas Corcoran of Frank street was acquitted by the jury and discharged from custody. Thomas Ford of Stony Creek, charged with assault upon his wife, Ellen, of this city, was found guilt and sentenced | to one year in the county jail.
 A TRAMP.
 George Duffy, charged with being a l tramp in Guilford, was also tried and acquitted. In consequence of the ver- | dict in this case State Attorney Doolit- | tie nolled the cages against William | Adams and Felix Anderson, charged | with like offense.
 CARUso MURDER CASE.
 Ex-Judge Blydenburgh and Attorney Paul Russo, counsel for Lorenzo Caruso, charged with murder in the first degree, asked for a postponenent of the trial until the next term of the court. State Attorney Doolittle opposed a postpone ment, but Judge Wheeler reserved his decision
 It is probable that in the event of the judge deciding in favor of the appli- cation the present term of the court will come to an end within a day or two.
 THREE JUDGMENTS RENDERED.. Tn the common please court, civil side, late yesterday afternoon Judge Studley rendered three judgments. Isaac Stein of this city was awarded judgment to recover $556 from Frank Sarzin. Sarzin formerly kept a barber shop in the basement of the Fremont house. In 1893, he disappeared from the city and since that time his where abouts have been unknown. Since Sarzin's disappearance his wife has boarded with Mir Stein and the suit was brought to recover the amount of the board bill When Sarzin disappear ed he left $556 in a local savings bank, and this money was taken to satisfy the judgment.
 In the case of Isaac Cohen of New York vs. Hyman Marcus of Oak street, a judgment was also awarded for the plaintiff to recover $119.72. The suit was brought to recover on a grocery bill.
 Abby M. Whittlesey was awarded Judgment to recover $864.44 from Thonl- as P. Smallman of East Haven. The suit was brought to recover on a note City Court-Criminal Side-Judge Dow. Charles B. Bates. non support, con- .inued until April 13; Catherine Cos grove and Ellen Kane, violation of city nolle: Daniel Maher, viola ion of liquor law, continued until April A; Dominico Ceranella, breach of the peace, nolle; William Morris, drunk, breach of the peace, $25 fine, 17.04 costs; Martin Mccarthy, drunk. 9 fine, $6.24 costs, breach of the peace, 0 days in jail; Michael Kelly, breach of =