The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-07-29
Court Notes.

In the city court, cfvtl side, yesterday morning before Judge Cable, the suit of Robert Clinton and wife of 32 Clinton avenue against the Fair Haven and Westville railroad, is on trial
 The plaintiffs claim $1,000 damages. On the night of January 24, 1894, the plaintiffs claim that they were riding on a Fair Haven and Westville car from this city to the annex. It was the night of the fire of the Old Colony dis tillery, and the car stopped at the car barns of the Fair Haven and Westville road, and refused to go further because of the blockade in the street in conse- quence of the fire.
 On account of the car stopping it is claimed that Mrs. Wilson was obliged to walk clear over to Fair Haven Heights. She was in delicate health at the time and it is claimed that serious illness resulted from the long walk,
 Edmund Zacher and Dwight Futile represent the plaintiffs and George D. Watrous and Harry Day are counsel for the defendants.
 SUITS AGAINST NEW HAVEN COM
 PANY DISMISSED.
 Two suits of the Edison Electric Light company against the New Haven Electric company have been dismissed without costs by Judge Nathaniel ship man of the United States circuit court. The cases were dismissed with the con- sent of both parties concerned at the request of Eaton & Lewis of New York city, counsel for the compliments. AL ling & Webb were counsel for the de- fendants.
 BASEBALL NINE FINED.
 In the Waterbury city court yester- day morning, Judge Cowell fined a baseball nine $2 each for playing ball Sunday on Stone street. These are the first cases brought since the local cru sade against Sunday baseball and were in a measure test cases of the senti- ment of the court in the matter.
 INVALID SUED FOR $100.
 Mrs. Anthony Gilchrist of 66 Daggett street yesterday brought suit against Miss Anna Farrell, who was taken to the hospital Monday. The suit is to recover $10O alleged to be due plain tiff. Miss Farrell is an invalid. Pa pers were served by Constable Siebert.
 SUIT TO RECOVER GOODS.
 Suit was yesterday brought by Mrs. Etta F. Futterman against Edward E. Bristol of Court street to recover goods valued at $500. The property was sold on the intsalment plan by the plaintiff to Mrs Edna Leslie, who put them in care of Bristol. As Mrs. Leslie did not complete the payment for the goods demand was made for them by Mrs. Futterman.
 Bristol refused to give them up, claiming that he had lien on them. The plaintiff is represented by Lawyer Benjamin Slade.
 FOWLER DISCHARGED.
 Charles H. Fowler of 162 Newhall street, milk peddler who was arrest ed by Policeman Welch last Friday for theft of a quart of milk, was before the court yesterday on continuance. It seems that Simon Jacobson deliv- CTS milk to Mrs. Samuel W. McEwen of 57 Shelton street. Fowler delivers milk to a family in the same house. Both 1nilkmen have a habit of taking all the empty bottles they find. Fowler took a full one last week and was arrested last week and was arrested for it. Ja- cobson's driver testified that both were in the habit of taking milk from each other and Fowler was discharged.
 FINED FOR THEFT OF 4 RING.
 George .Cremimorsky was yesterday fined ST and $S.76 costs for the theft of a ring from his roommate. T. Our boutile, on Saltonstall avenue.