The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-07-14
Court Notes.

ooHH GuiiueTInan OF ol2 congress ave-
nue. was bound over to the superior
court under 5000 bonds yesterday morn
ing, charged with burglary in John P.
kelly's saloon at 31012 Congress avenue
Gunderman was found by the police
crouching beneath counter in the
place. Yesterday morning in court he
claimed that he was formerly a barten-
der there and that while sitting in his
room he heard a crash Of glass. He
went down to investigate, he said, and
found the window broken out of the
saloon. He went in. looking for burg
lars, he said, and got caught himself
w. S. PHELPS SUED FOR DEBT.
Suit was begun yesterday by James
p, Reilly against w. S. Phelps to re-
cover 5000, the amount of an alleged
debt. Real estate located on Columbus
avenue was attached as surety.
LAUNDRYMEN SUED.
A writ of summary process was yes
terday served by Sheriff Dejon on Lee
Wing and Hong Sang, the occupants of
the block at the corner of Washington
street and Congress avenue. The claim
Is made that they have violated their
contract for renting the premises by
working on Sundays, and by making
alterations in the rooms rented. The
writ was served at the request of John
Starr, the owner of the property, and is
returnable before Justice of the Peace
George E. Hall next Friday. The oc-
cupants Of the building have given not
ice that they intend to contest the writ.
NEW WAY OF COLLECTING.
oy,1y >I.rx, H. -.
Ing house at So Fair street, yesterday
morning accused Martin De Sauna, a
ledger, of owing him $35 De Sauna re-
fused to pay it and Murphy struck him
in the left eye, nearly driving the eye
from the socket. Policeman Daniel Nc
Herman arrested Murphy and took him
to headquarters, where he was released
on $75 bonds.
TO RECOVER FOR GOODS.
Suit was yesterday brought by the
Elm City Manufacturing company
against Samuel lack of Grand avenue
to recover SITS for goods sold him on
credit several weeks ago. Mr.. Jack s
place of business was burned a week
ago and money in the hands, of the in
surance company which holds a policy
on his house has been attached to cover
the claim. The plaintiff is represented
by Benjamin Slade as counsel.
FOR TRESPASS AND RESISTANCE.
John Logan of Hamilton street was
yesterday fined S. for trespass at James
F. Wards saloon on Coils street Sun
day night and S. for resisting arrest.
ST., 500 CLAIMED FOR DEBT.
Robert A. Palmer yesterday brought
suit against Charles Grenier to recover
ST, 500, the amount of an alleged debt
Property belonging to defendant To-
Gated in Mash street was attached as
surety.
CASES CONTINUED.
Jacob Markell of IL Cedar Hill ave-
nue., Frank Gaul of $50 Portsea street
and John Oths of los Washington street
the bartenders arrested at the raid or
Germania hall, Sunday night, were IN
court yesterday and their cases were
continued until Thursday. They are
under $500 bonds each.
CORCORAN RELEASED.
John IL. Corcoran, the medical stu
dent. whose hallucination caused him
to carry a 80 calibre revolver, which
led to his arrest last week, was exam
ined by Dr. F. w. Wheeler at the jai
Sunday and pronounced rational Yes
terday morning he was brought te
court and discharged
STOLE A LAWN MOWER.
Mike Kelley was yesterday fined s.
and 6.72 costs for the theft OF a laWr
mower from Fishell Beloff OF II Woos
ter Place.