The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-11-20
In AND ABOUT THE COURTS
MIR. HAMILTON RECOGNIZED As A.
TORNEY IN DELLERT.

The Contest Between Attorneys Hamilton
and Cooley Was Interesting-short CAL
endar Sessions of Superior and Common
Pleas Courts-City Court Record.
In the superior court, yesterday
morning, Lawyer Hamilton was finally
chosen by Mrs. Dellert to defend her in
terests in the suit of her husband for
divorce
The case is the application for divorce
by William H. Dellert of 4S0 Howard
avenue, the engineer of the Bay State
express, from his wife, Margaret, War
rem H. Bristol brought the application
and Mrs. Dellert retained George r.
Cooley, who filed an answer and entered
into an agreement with Mr.. Bristol
whereby $25 was allowed him to de-
fend, and also an allowance of IS a
week pending decision. Last Friday
Mr.. Hamilton appeared and moved that
| the answer be withdrawn and for an al
lowance to defend. Mr.. Cooley protest.
| ed, as did Mr. Bristol, to Mr.. Hamil-
| toms appearance in the case, and held
that Mr.. Cooley had been retained and
had paid to the defendant the S. per
week since October.
| The question as to whether Attorney
Hamilton or Attorney Cooley was Mrs.
Dellert's lawyer caused a great deal of
discussion among the parties concerned
and much interest among outsiders.
By judgment passed by Judge
Roraback the old Morning News COM
pany is wound up. The proceeding was
perfectly amicable.
OTHER COURT MATTERS.
Application was made by the Mil
ford Street Railroad company for APP
praisers on condemned lands that the
company wishes to use. The court
named Marcus E. Baldwin of Wood
bridge, William j. Atwater of New Ha-
Ven, and Walter A. Main of Orange the
committee.
DR.. Elliott Burwell was ordered to
pay his wife, Margaret BurweWll, IS a
week from the date of the last pay
ment until the divorce case is tried
The Guilford Savings bank foreclosed
the property of Mrs. Maria Dickinson
on a mortgage of $3,1 and the time for
redemption was fixed at January 10.
Patrick Kelly foreclosed the property
of Hyman Dickstein on an Indebtedness
of $2,93S.44
In the Nelson VS.. Gay motion for de-
fault for noncompliance the court or
dered an answer to be filed in week.
In the case of Schwarz VS.. Kaiser a
motion for default for failure to file an
answer was waived and an answer or
dered in three weeks
Time of redemption was set for three
weeks in the foreclosure case of the
Guilford Savings bank vs.. Dickinson,
and the first Monday in February in
the foreclosure suit of Kelly VS.. Dickin-
son ct ux.
4 Senator Fox came in with a motion
to place the case of Tryon VS.. Tryon on
the ex-parte case because of the failure
Of the defendant to file an answer.
The suits of Dillon & Douglass
against Lee & Hoyt of the state of Con-
necticut against T. A. Tuttle and of
Julian against the Stony Creek Red
Granite company were submitted on
briefs.
BY consent of counsel the plea of
abatement in the suit Of Jocelyn e.
Lovejoy against George A. Isbell was
sustained
The following cases have been claim
eo Tor the snort caleliuar VI 'hg eoui
OF common Pleas 4oi heaiihs riio'''
november L. p H.,
Joseph Lawrence vs. NIcnae1 Sai, mo
van; Maher q Conloh' i1aniii'oh, iio-
ton Tor the appointment vi colliiii, :,
tee joseph 0tenihe vs. onalles ~
Splegel' Maner Cohloii, r,ailili.o, -,
Deming q iuttle' ueiluli IRE, AIM -
Lane vs. AihIohu n. 0iiilti' c. al, -
. D. u, r. q -, motion ~ s'ii IN
out portions OIL secoho anu tnlru ue-
lenses OIL answer anu iiiahe ea''ie inoi .
speclhc' j.. blrhey int'1e vs., N ,,,,
w. burWell' Delliiis Au''ie' hiiit e
Wepo " Morehouse' hS iicn * ~, Duioil
disclosure oI oe,ense' Dai'iT, is.i, &c .
celVer' vs.. +. mul pls nei'iiT.. .o y
Brott; n. II. f'osers' ueihui5er, p az.
FISH, recelVer' w. huiIiuru D. "a
bennett bro''' ~ "a hosle, ~
hurst uellurlet, laii1el 4 ~ oeJ 49,
vs. RuIus ~ Hisilop, pei'iTre ~ 80 ~,
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