The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-14

went to New York Immediately after
the fine was imposed, George ID. Wat
rous, his counsel, gave bonds of $500 as
security for the payment of the fine
Now Macrea refuses to come to New
Haven, and he may be arrested and
brought here on bail piece, The case
was continued to March 20 in the city
court yesterday to allow Mr.. Watrous
to take steps to bring Macrea back to
the city.
SUED FOR $500 DAMAGES.
Andrew Di Palmo, who was fined in
the city court Monday Tor assaulting
Pasuuale EGO, has been sued by Ezzo
for 500 damages. The suit is brought
through Attorney John f. Wynne and
Constable Siebert served the papers.
Di Palmo's body was attached as sure
It. He escaped from the officer, but
Constable Siebert recovered his prison
err later, however, and he was released
on bonds. furnished by Gaetano Fusco
of Whalley avenue.
A WALLINGFORD DIVORCE SUIT.
Mrs. Amanda Vetue Parenteau of
Wallingford yesterday brought suit for
absolute divorce from her husband, Ma
poleon Parenteau of this city. Cruelty
and intemperance are alleged. Constable
Siebert served the writ
POND WILL CASE.
The arguments in the Pond will case
were begun yesterday morning when
Attorney Charles z. Perkins opened for
the appellants. He was followed by
William C. Case. After Mr., Case had
finished Judge Eggleston argued and
4, 50 I,x- on,
Sperry. Mr. Case will close,
REFUSED TO TAKE THE CORN.
Suit was brought yesterday by Pat
rick c. Brown Of Orange against Wat
son c. Woodruff of this city, claiming
$500 damages. Brown claims that he
agreed to raise some Gypsy evergreen
corn for Woodruff last year, and after
he had raised 425 bushels of it and cur
ed it, woodruff did not take it, He
claims that Woodruff agreed to pay
S1.10 a bushel for the corn, but that
he now has it stored on his hands and
unable to sell it, Property of Wood
ruff's was attached yesterday by Sheriff
Henry SpiegeI. C. S. Hamilton is coun-
sci for Brown.
WARDS CASE NOLLED.
The case against John B. Ward,
charged with breach of the peace
against Policeman George j. Murphy,
was nolled yesterday. 1t was found
that Mr.. Ward had been in the city
library but ten minutes when the po-
liceman called his attention to the rule
providing that persons shall not use a
newspaper file more than twenty min
utes.
HENRY E. LOWE SUED FOR DEBT.
Hayes. & Rourke. have sued Henry e.
Lowe to recover 5000 on an alleged debt.
Property at the corner of Grand avenue
and Ferry street was attached.
ANOTHER DEBT SUIT.
George r. Cooley, the lawyer. has
sued William ]. Montgomery to re-
| cover on an alleged debt of 500. Prop
erty in Henry street is attached in the
suit.
DIVORCES GRANTED.
The divorce of Josephine Sharp. from
Frederic Sharp was granted on the
| ground of cruelty. The parties were in
termarried February IA, 1891.
George III. Harwood left his wife,
Mary Jane HARDWOOD, in 1888. Yester-
day the wife was granted a divorce on
the ground of desertion. The parties
are from Meriden and We're intermar-
ried October %, 1886.
Nellie Ouinlan of the town Of Orange
was the third petitioner to be relieved
from the bonds Of matrimony. The de-
cree was granted on the ground of de-
sertion. They were married in Brook
| lyn October 2, 1881.