The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-17
Court Notes.

Court Notes. In the city court yesterday morning, before Judge Cable, Julian Nolte plead ed not guilty of the theft of money anrd jewelry valued at $2S0 from Adolph Schwicardi on the night of Mo- vember 6. schwicardi was the first witness called, and testified that he lived at 50 Crown street, with the Nolte family, He had two rooms there, but no locks were on them. The night of the theft he locked the front entrance of the house, but did not know whether anyone entered after him, He found window open in his room the next morning.
 Judge Cable bound Nolte over to the superior court. The bond was reduced from $700 to $5OO
 H. s. HAYS IN COURT FOR NON-
 SUPPORT i H. Sequine Hays, eX-Chapel street | photographer pleaded not guilty of non support in the city court yester- l day morning before Judge Cable. Mrs. l Hays testified that she had not received any money from her husband since August 4, when she left his parents house in Brooklyn and came to live in New Haven with her father. Hays is | the man who failed to materialize on | the night set for his marriage to Miss Kate Coleman, and was arrested two days later and married to escape prose- cution on serious charge. Ex-Judge | Callahan appeared for Hays, and a de- | fence was made that Hays had been out of work until recently. The case was continued until to-day, and by that time it is believed some sort of set clement will be made.
 CARROLL VS, CUNNINGHAM.
 The case of Anthony Carroll against Elizabeth Cunningham is returnable before Justice of the Peace George P. Hall next Monday. The suit was brought by MT Carroll against Eliza beth Cunningham for services, includ- ing labor, clerical work, and travelling expenses. The amount of damages claimed is $S5 MT Carroll will plead | his own case.
 l.. H. BROWNS CASE CONTINUED.
 Lyman H. Brown, who was arrested by Sergeants Cowles and Toronto at 45S Congress avenue on Saturday night, and charged with obtaining goods un- der false pretences, had his case con- tinued until Thursday He has re- l tained ex-Judge Callahan to defend him.
 NINE MONTHS FOR ASSAULT,
 Patrick McGarty was sentenced to nine months in jail for assaulting Lu- cretia Wooster and Catherine Gamble of Stone street, Westville, Sunday morn ! ing. The latter received a two-inch gash in the forehead that reached the bone, and was bruised on the hip so that she had to be assisted to the wit ness stand McGarty appealed and bonds were fixed at $500.
 w H. Taylor, who was arrested at o'clock yesterday morning on the charge of stealing three suits of clothes and two overcoats from Morris Henry S store on Lafayette street, was in court yesterday. He made partial confess sion. The case was continued to Fri day.
 CASES NOLLED The eases against Thomas F. Daniels, John J. Higgins and Frank J. Cassidy, charged with obstructing the sidewalk, were nolled.
 FOR STEALING A BICYCLE.
 John Mccarthy, aged seventeen, was yesterday sent to jail for fifteen days for stealing a bicycle valued at $10 from F. w. Wright.
 BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT.
 Mary k. Smith of Woodbury has brought suit for 5000 for breach of promise against Addison T. Hall of Winsted, formerly of this city
 ATTAC CEMENT WRIT. Two attachments were served yester- day on Merritt w. Burwell, one for $1, 800 in favor of Silverthau & Son, and one of $250 in favor of McCusker Ss Schroeder, the coal dealers.