The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-07-09
7 YESTERDAY In THE COURTS
GRAND JURY or MAYORS, EX-MAY-
0Rsl AND OTHER PROMINENT MEN.

OASS AND OTHER PROMINENT MEN.
Criminal Cases in Superior Court-Charles
4. mallory Forfeits His Bond-Estate of
Ha.rold st. Clair johnson Amounts TO
Oyer ss64, 0O0-Other Probate Cases-Cor
co ran Wanted to Eat Fire-Cou Notes.
THE grand jury which will consider
the Orlando murder trial was in at
tendance in the superior court yester-
day morning. All the members of the
injury are well known men. and they are
as follows: Mayor Albert c. Hendrick,
lex-Mayor Henry f. Peck, ex-Mayor Jo-
seph B. Sargent, ex-Mayor George Il.
Holcomb Of this city; Mayor William
Z. Atwater of Derby, ex-Mayor Benja-
Yin Page of Meriden, Judge Samuel j.
2,yant of West Haven, Cashier Charles
4. Trowbridge of the Mechanics bank,
\. r. Hammer of Branford, the well
lnown lock manufacturer; Stiles D.
n Woodruff, the Orange manufacturer;
L. Schleiter, shoe manufacturer in
81 serideny Amos H. Alling of Derby,
amber dealer; John M. and Henry d.
Hall of Wallingford; Theodore e.
n Beach of Milford, the only farmer on
1.-THE panel: Joseph w. Naramore and
Henry J. Smith Of Ansonia, and John
Spencer Of Branford-all men of prom
u )nence in their respective towns.
After the delivery of the charge by
he Judge the jurymen retired to their
loom and began the consideration of
he case of Michael Angleo Orlando,
lccused of murder in the first degree.
The jury was escorted to the grand
Try room, where Orlando, Interpreter
pinello and the witnesses We're.
Ex-Mayor Sargent was chosen fore
IN, and after due elaboration the
nd jury returned an indictment for
rder in the first degree.
3ERIOR COURT CRIMINAL
the superior court criminal side,
.erday morning, Antonio Areno,
rged with breaking into the store of
mas Costello on Grand avenue fit
days after his arrival in this coun-
changed his plea from not guilty
utility. His lawyer, L. e. Jacobs,
that Areno was leaning against
door to the store, when 1t gave
and he fell into the store. Jud6e
sentenced him to year in state
nurI Johnson, coiored, of Guilford,
ts eld guilty Of criminal assault
6trie Bell, a ten-year-old color
Il Sentence was deferred.
al Of Thomas f. Redmond for
+the person was begun. 1t was
that he grabbed Joseph Fessler
dhroat on Grand avenue and
latch and chain worth $11 from
Ind was convicted and sentence
Tee years in state prison.
tSElrner later sentenced johnson
ysar in prison and to pay fine
THAR
Common Pleas Criminal Side
Judge Hotchkiss.
RI Fogarty Of Ansonia was on
berday in the court of common
thselling liquor without license.
Fogarty,s place that several
of the city government were
linking on a certain Sunday
is ago. On account of that in
he county commissioners have
fused to grant Fogarty IL
His place was raided last Feb
i'd whiskey found.
lRY FoRFEITS HIS BOND
IS &c. Mallory, the Fair Haven
an, forfeited his bonds in the
If common pleas yesterday
Mallory was found guilty Of
ling house of ill-fame a few
Ego in the city court, but APP
% the common pleas. He was
tent when his case was called
bond was called. The surety
IA liam Roeltgen and the amount
rH bond was $780,
bate Court-Judge cleveland.
ae insolvent estate Of Jasper
n, who has farm in Handler
saloon on Ashmun street, Judge
land yesterday appointed Attor
arren H. Bristol as trustee ant
Andrews and Harry H. Wood
appraisers. license wortl
d some farming utensils are thu
5sets.
re OF THE LATE TIMOTHY
POTTER.
cation has been made in the pro
,urt for the appointment of al
strator upon the estate of tn
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