The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-09-15


solVeHcy case ol 4. -. 1ehdee q 60,
was yesterday continued until to-day,
it being represented by counsel that a
settlement with the creditors would he
probably effected in the meantime
Court Notes,
LAWYER r. p. Goodbart Yesterday at
+,o,oz .,. 4,
p'' al ~" ''iee' oeions
ing 10 charles Levenson of Spring
lleld IN suit brought by Joseph Rive
klno Oh spruce street. Inc plaintiff
claiiiis S1'ooV damages, alleging that
LeVensoh allenated his wires attec-
tlons'
MRS. Rlvekind IS the daughter OF
jewish rabbi in Philadelphia. While
living IN New Haven she caused her
husband good deal of humiliation by
appearing In boomers on bicycle. The
pair separated about two months ago,
after the husband had secured posses
sion OF two letters which. 1t is said.
were from LeVenson to the wife.
CONSTABLEHOFF CASE
The suit OF George F. Ballou of this
city against Constable Charles Hoff-
meister has been tried before Justice
George A. Tyler. The plaintiff was one
of twenty bicycle riders arrested near
the Kimberly avenue bridge several
weeks ago charged with riding on the
sidewalks. Hoffmeister arrested the
cyclists and fined them without the for
maiity of trial. Ballou brought suit
for false Imprisonment through Attor-
ney George W. Adams Attorney e. P.
Aryine defended.
Justice Tyler awarded the plaintiff
$40 and costs.
Attorney Arvine gave notice of an
appeal to the court of common pleas.
There are theree other similar suits
pending against the constable, but they
will not be pushed until Ballous case
has been decided by the higher court.
BIRTH fABRAM VS.. l. A. STEIN.
The case of the local lodge Birth
Abram against Attorney l. A. Stein
came up for trial before Justice Mathew
A. Reynolds yesterday morning. The
complainant in the case alleges that
the defendant, while treasurer of the
lodge, received $45 for the society,
which he has persisted In retaining,
Attorney Stein submitted evidence to
show that he does not owe the lodge
anything and that the charge is based
on some technical misunderstanding
Attorney Benjamin Slade is counsel for
| the plaintiff and Attorney Louis e.
| Jacobs appeared for the defendant
| The decision was reserved
| SUED FOR TAXES.
| Alphonso Thrill of this CITY owns real
estate in the town Of Orange and the
| tax collector of said town alleges that
he has paid no taxes for the wears
| 1929.
Yesterday the town. through Attor-
ney George w. Adams. brought suit to
recover, and Mr.. TbilIs property in Or
ange was attached NV Denutv Sheriff
| Wheeler The amount claimed TO be
| due is s1O6.
ASSAULTED HIS WIFE,
| Louis CappeIo of 121 LAFAYETTE street
who was arrested on Saturday. charged
with kicking his wife. was In court YES
terday morning, and his case was con-
| tinued for one week under 5000 bonds
as his wife is in the hospital and she
will be unable to anpear before that
time.
TO RECOVER ON A RITI,
| Il, u, w, JEFFERSON IL Son. Fair Ha-
ven paint dealers. through their attor-
| new. w. D Warren. Yesterday nlaced a
| lien for 5000 on the property of Harris
| Morles. located on Eaton street The
lien is to secure a bill for material fur
nished
THE ROND CALLED
| Fred Rixter who was arrested SAT-
urday for stealing a bicvcle belonging
| to Leonard Hotchkfss from the H,1bfn-
ger building and was held under 5000
| bonds has skinned town. taking with
him $40 which he borrowed from Mrs
Dolmeyer who went bonds for him.
The bond has been called.
HUNTERS CASE NOLLED.
Albert Hunter was In the city court
yesterday, charged with taking dress,
shirt waist and q cape from Clara
Buchanan. The case was nolled. The
goods will be held until further inves-
tigation can be made into the case
OTHER COURT ITEMS
Francis Drayton, charged with as
saulting Frances Carr, was discharged
owing to lack Of evidence.
George Leonard was in the city court
for non-support OF his wife He was