The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-10-01
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
SUPERIOR COUET, CRIMINAL SIDE,
OPENS TUESDAY.

George w. Wheeler on the bench. The
New Haven cases are: Lena Anderson,
adultery; James Is. Brown, burglary;
Edward Courtney, theft, third offence;
Stephen A. Donnelly, forgery; Frank
Marble, burglary; James McKeever,
burglary; Michael Murphy, burglary
and attempted burglary; James Price,
bail pieces, Peter Smith, theft; Will
liam r. Smith, theft from person;
Frank Smyth, manslaughter; James
McCabe, theft from person.
North Branford-ALouis Appel, burg
larry.
Branford-Frank Brennan, vagrancy;
Joseph Miller, vagrancy,
Meriden-John Crosby assault and
mahem; John Daley, tramp; Thomas
McCondors, burglary; Frank Quinn,
burglary; Henry Springer. assault and
attempt at adultery; Joseph Warner,
tramp.
Guilford-Francesca Felura, theft;
Stanislaus Orgal, theft; Prunco Ponti,
theft.
Orange-Francis McCarroll, alias
Jones, theft from person.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Phillips, burglary
and theft.
Derby-Thomas. statutory burglary
North Haven-Dennis o. futile,
breach Of the peace.
| Cases continued from July term are:
| Michael LeulSman, New Haven, man.
| slaughter; George Ziskel, New Haven,
| theft.
Those out on bonds are:
John r. Anderson, New Haven, adul-
| terry: Cornelius L. BORON, New Haven,
| statutory burglary; Timothy S. Burke,
assault with intent to rob; Frank Co.
| toslzy, rape; James F. Hines, theft from
person; J. Thomas Kallaher, obtaining
money under false pretence; James H.
Mccain, burglary; James II. Price,
4 eft.
There are no cases for the grand jury.
There is one nanslaughter case, that of
Frank Snlyth. Smyth lived at 1888
Franklin street, while next door at 100
lived Mrs. John Tansey, a woman thirty
| years old and the mother of three chill
dren. On the evening of July Smyth
commenced firing S2-cahbre cartridges
from a bull dog revolver at target
on the fence separating the two houses.
The fifth bullet struck Mrs. Tansey,
who was seated in the adjoining yard,
in the eye and penetrated her brain.
City Court-Crininai sihe-Jndge Bishop.
In the city court yesterday morning
before Judge Bishop, George Sidney,
who was arrested September "a for va
grancy, was sent to Jail for twenty
days.
The case of Loyal Durand of No. Sc
Button street, who has failed to support
his wife, julia, and infant child for the
past year, was continued until October
81, nisi.
The case of Tony Iavine, charged
with violation of the junk law, was con-
tinued until October 4.
| Mary Clark, arrested Wednesday
evening and charged with soliciting,
was discharged with a warning from
the Judge.
| James Reynolds the saloon keeper on
York street, who was arrested last Sun
day by Policemen Rixby and Hope,
charged with violation of the liquor law
in selling beer out of the window of
| his house without q license, pleaded
| guilty. The case was continued a week
when the court will fix a penalty.
Natalie Acunto pleaded guilty TO vio-
lation of the game law, and paid fine
| of So and 81. 80 costs. He shot three vel
lowhammers in the annex Wednesday
| morning.
! William ST. John and Michael Smith
were caught stealing a ride on a freish!
by Special Officer Collins. They were
fined IS and costs apiece for trespass.
The continued case of Maria Martina
and Dominick Jarzello, charged with
improper conduct, went over until to
day.
PROPERTY ATTACHED.
! Lee g. Hoyt have made an attach
ment upon property Of Ellen Brown Of
Wallace street for o claim OF $3.50 fol
meat sold and delivered to the defend
ant.
Constable l.. ] Mattel yesterday at
tached property of John j. eastman or
Dixwell avenue. The plaintiff is Johr
Alexander who claims that eastman
owes him $500.
WAJTTNGFORDI LIQUOR CASE.