The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-09-05
SUIT WITHDRAWN.

| The suit of John B. Hoadley against John B. Perry was withdrawn yester- | day Hoadley owns a farm in North Haven which he leased to Perry on con- dition that he would board him (Hoad- ! ley) and his daughter, Miss Harriet A. | Hoadley. A week ago Hoad1ey brought suit to evict Perry, alleging that the lat ter had violated the conditions of the lease. Perry obtained Attorney Will l liam P. Niles and the case was set down for a hearing yesterday before Justice Edward l.. Linsley in North Haven. But the plaintiff concluded yesterday to | withdraw his suit.
 l THREE SUITS BROUGHT Peter F. Connolly yesterday brought suit, through Attorneys Lynch & Doroff, | against Hugo Schuerer of Canal street, and his property was attached by Dep uty Sheriff Higgins.
 The same officer attached property on Grand avenue belonging to Donate l Vice in a suit brought by John Con- boy, through Attorney George R. Cool ey.
 l The property of Mrs. Dora Spier of | y l brought by Mrs. Margaret Shelly. At torneys Lynch & Doroff issued the writ. All of these suits were for debt.
 CLOSED BY THE SHERIFF.
 Deputy Sheriff Higgins yesterday closed up the paper hanging and deco rating establishment of c. w. Hunt ington, at the corner of East Pearl street and Grand avenue; in suit brought by E. G. Allls, editor of the Shore Line Times, for debt. It is un- derstood that several other suits will be brought against Huntington within a few days. Deming & Futile repre- sent MT. Allis.
 MORE LIQUOR CASES. Prosecuting Agent James D. Dewell, jr., has issued warrants for the arrest of eight saloon keepers who have, it is alleged, since the prosecuting agent left on his vacation, been detected vio- 1ating the Sunday liquor law. l The names of the accused parties with the dates of the alleged viola tions are as follows: Liberati Fragos- tino, No 422 East street, August IS; I Patrick Lyons, August 1S;Michael l.. | Reynolds, 3S Green street, August IS; Bridget Nugent, August 25; Andrew Sonberg, August 25; and Mrs. w. H. Dennis, 520 Congress avenue August IS.
 Of these cases the first three came
 up for trial in the city court yesterday. In the case of Fragostino continuance was asked for until September 6 and
 granted. The case against Patrick Lyons and Michael Reynolds went
 over until September Il.
 warrant was also issued for the
 arrest of Mrs Ellen Dennis, who keeps
 a saloon on Congress avenue. The case
 against her is somewhat different from the others. On Sunday, August 1S Edward Markle went into the saloon kept by her, he says, and bought a
 small bottle of whiskey. After doing so he took the bottle to the Howard avenue precinct and made a complaint
 to Sergeant Orr, who reported the facts to Agent Dewell. Since that
 time Markle has disappeared, or at , least the police have not been able to find him.
 Prosecuting Agent Dewell has given instructions to the police officers that ; they have no right to destroy any bot ties or kegs In which liquor is found II in places raided by them. TOWN OF NEW HAVEN MUST PAY.
 Clerk Anketell if the Superior court has notified Town Agent Baldwin that
 the town of New Haven must pay : s5, ,560 as it's share of the assessment tc
 pay for the new Waterbury court
 house. The money for this purpose must be paid right away and Town
 Agent Baldwin says he will have tc
 take it from the general fund which
 will seriously cripple some of the towr
 departments needing the money from 1 +biS fund