The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-09

Benjamin Slade was counsel for plain
tiff. Defendant defaulted.
THE BRINY TEARS FLOWED.
George Steckle, who was up in the city
court yesterday for assault on his moth
er was moved to tears in court, but
whether from remorse of conscience, or
as scheme to move the judge is doubt
full.
He was recently fined $15SS for row
at his mothers house, and in his opin-
ion that was enough for some time.
Judge Cable continued his case for one
week. obtaining the promise that he
would go with officer Lautenbach, take
away his wife's things and not bother
his mother any more.
LBDERER & WOLF MAY REBUILD
CoNDITIONALLY.
Attorneys John w. Alling and Harry
Asher yesterday afternoon obtained
from Judge Hall a modification of the
injunction restraining Lederer & Wolfe
from rebuilding the soap factory near
Yale field. They stated that the firm
intends to put in modern machinery,
which will destroy the bad odors OBJ
jected to.
The claim made by Messrs. Alling
and Asher was that the defendants do
not intend to rebuild and conduct their
business as they formerly did, but are
going to put I'M improved machinery,
| ETC., so that the business will not in the
future be conducted with the escape Of
any unpleasant odors. They asked for
a modification of the injunction so that
it would not effect them in rebuilding
their plant according to their plans.
After an explanation of this an annie
able understanding was reached be-
tween the respective attorneys in the
case, and the court modified the injunc-
ton, the understanding being that the
business as conducted in the future
shall not prove nuisance or detrimen-
tai to health or comfort. The case has
excited much attention, owing to the ar
ray of influential people who appeared
and testified to the noisome character of
the eXhalations and odors from the fac
tory, and owing also to the fact that
Yale people were anxious the soap works
should not be rebuilt, as the odor had
|
| big array of people attending the Yale
games at the field. Objection was also
raised to the rebuilding, as the Yale
| field property and it's uses were dam
aged by the odors and also that the
plateau opposite Yale field is to, no doubt
| become a very popular building site, it
being a sitely location and commanding
beautiful views of the surrounding coun-
| try, and being already occupied in part
for homes. The modification of the in
| junction allows the rebuilding but not a
return of the doors complained of, being
| conditional upon the business being so
conducted as to be Invested Of the OBJ
| jectionable features complained of be-
fore the court
Minott E. Chatfield and wife, who live
near. the factory, have brought suit for
$4,000 damages to their property and
health by the presence of the factory.
THE BARNES TEST CASE.
Arguments were made yesterday
morning upon the demurrer filed by
| Attorney j. B. Tuttle, counsel for the
plaintiff in the test bounty case of
Barnes against the town of New Haven
by Mr.. futile and by ex-Judge Stoddard
and Town Counsel Goodhart for the
| town.
| After hearing the arguments Judge
| Hall took the papers, but said that his
present notion was that the defendants
answer should be changed He reserved
his decision.
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