The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-12-04
In AND ABOUT THE COURTS
CASES DISPOSED OF At SHORT
CALENDAR YESTERDAY.

Court Matters-Chalged With Stealing Il
$3.50 Check.
Judge Roraback yesterday made the
following assignments for next week;
Tuesday December 7-Hoyt VS.. Hoyt,
| continued from December 2.
Wednesday, December S--Harlan VS..
New Haven Steamboat company, con-
tinued from last week..
Thursday, December 9-Injunction
case Grilley company VS.. Winchell.
Farnham VS.. Consolidated road.
| The short calendar was very quickly
done with. the following motions and
demurrers being heard:
Reilly VS.. Allen, motion for leave to
amend an answer to the complaint con-
| tinued one week.
| Hartman VS.. Osborn, motion for judg-
ment Of foreclosure continued one week.
| Hayward VS.. Hayward, a contested
| divorce case, a motion for an allowance
from the husband to the wife to defend
herself, allowed and $25 set as the sum-
judgment of foreclosure for non-com-
+ pliance with the rules and order, went
over one week.
In the case of William H. Cannon
against the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance company there was demurrer
based upon twenty-four different
grounds filed by the defendant.
The Savings bank of Ansonia obtain
ed judgment Of foreclosure against
Wales Terrill for $6,SO2.75 The prop
erty is in Ansonia and the time for re-
demption was fixed at the first Monday
in April.
The Trinity Church Home obtained
similar judgment against Attorney
A. H. Moulton for $1,327 The time for
redemption was fixed at the first Mon
day in April.
Attorney E. G. eager was appointed
a committee to hear the case Of f. l..
Turner against August J. Shoenrock
Jerome j. Hayward was ordered to
pay $25 as an allowance to his wife.
Alice R. Hayward, with which to de-
fend herself in the divorce proceedings
brought against her.
Mrs. Nancy E. T. Wirth, as executrix,
obtained a Judgment of foreclosure
against David r. Geary for $3.50.
The divorce case of James H. Mead
VS.. Eva Mead came up. The parties
nave only been married three or four
months. Mead accused his wife of de-
sertion and cruelty and the defendant
wanted permission to file a cross-bill,
also alleging intolerable cruelty. The
case was put on the trial list.
VIC II
lite company for $4,000 damages for in
Jurles received from a falling derrick
OF the company's last summer, came up
with motion for foreclosure against
the company yesterday morning. The
case was continued one week.
s. A. York, jr., trustee, vs. Foote, a
motion for leave to amend prayer or
relief allowed.
Doherty VS.. Nettleton, executor, a
motion for default to file answer con-
tinued for one week.
Charles G. Smith VS.. Security Insur-
ance company, a demurrer, briefs or
dered to be filed next Friday.
White & Lyons, motion for order of |
lnterpleader, allowed.
Judge Roraback authorized the re- |
ceiver of the Milford Beach company to |
pay the following claims: George M.
Gum, 1925; W. S. Davis, $2O9.64; A. J.
Fielding, $50, and Bailey & Smith, So.
The action Of the receiver in paying off
two ntoes for $1,000 and $2,454, was con-
irmed by the court.
In the suit of the state of Connecticut
against Theodore A. futile, a case
brought by bondsmen for T. A. futile.
as trustee for the old Elm City COM
oany, which became insolvent in 1876. |
The bondsmen now ask, in behalf of the
state, to have Mr.. Tuttle removed on
he allegation that he has not properly
the trust.
In the case of the Odd Fellows Mu-
ual Aid association vs. Emma r,
'fmons the court did not want to decide
o allow the plaintiffs motion that the
defendant Simons should interplead.
Ind set the case off one week.
STRICKEN FROM THE DOCKET
AT the bar and short calendar meet
ng of the court Of common pleas. yes
erday, 203 cases were stricken from the
locket. This leaves 552 cases on the
locket and If the cases were all tried
would take three years to clear them
p.