The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-12
Court Notes.

Fred Quinn. thirteen years old, and Thomas Conroy, aged fourteen years, were yesterday before Judge Bishop in his room for stealing a croWbar Mrs. Conroy pleaded on her knees with the judge not to send any more of her boys to the reform school. It Is said that three or four of her sons are in that in- stitution.
 Judge Bishop needed the mothers re- quest, and the two arrested lads were released on their good behavior. UNDER BONDS TO KEEP THE
 PEACE.
 Peter Faust of 5 Ann street, who Is employed in a brewery was brought into the city court yesterday afternoon and placed under bonds to keep the peace Mrs. Faust complained to As sfstant City Attorney Bristol that her husband had threatened to kill her and said he would be willing to hang for it. Mrs. Faust said he took his Knights of Pythias sword and drove her from the house
 CHARGED WITH BURGLARY. William A. Winterfield was charged in the city court yesterday with steal ing a. coat and vest, a blanket cushion and a, set of harness from the barn of Mir George A. Pickett, on the corner of Sylvan avenue and Stevens street He | was captured in Bridgeport by Detec- tive Spang. With him was John Ba- | rome of White street. They will be | tried next Thursday
 CONTINUED CASES Tho case 1be,st fJf,,, o4j,D, ,.e,lJ with the theft of a satchel containing $500 worth of jewelry and clothing from Mrs. Morrill, Of Meriden, was continued until Thursday
 Timothy J. Callahan, breach of the peace, to the 18th; John J. Burke, | breach of the peace, resisting an officer, and obtaining a team by false pre- 1 tences, to the 18th; Peter Faust, breach 1 of the peace, to tlGS 12th; James F. Nor 1 mandy, obtaining team under false pre- l tences, to the 18th; Christopher Jack | son, breach of the peace, to the 18th. | The case of John J. Kennedy, charged with violation of the Sunday liquor law, was continued until May IT. The like cases of George Lucas, William w. 1 Cameron, proprietor of the Aldrich house; Dennis Ryan and Salvador Gam | huto were continued until May IS.
 Louis Glazza, proprietor of a second- hand store at 12h Oak street was charged with violation of the secular | law by keeping his store open last Sun 1 day. His case was continued until May r to enable him to obtain witnesses.
 John J. Glynn of Castle street and | James McKeon of Blatchley avenue were charged with burglarizing the sa- loon of John Beck on Blatchley avenue Their cases were continued until Thurs | day.
 FORECLOSURE SUIT BROUGHT.
 Wallace E. Clark, the real estate deal CT, has brought suit against Amelia E. Frost of Chapel street for the foreclos- ure of a $2,340 of property on St. Roman street Property on Chapel street was attached.
 OTHER CASES. l Policeman Thomas Powers, jr., ar rested John F. Herbst Monday night for making an unprovoked assault upon Thomas J. Murley, and brought the lat ter along as a witness. Herbst was fined BIO and costs, and Murley, whom | Herbst charged with assaulting him. was discharged.
 John Demeio and his wife. Rose, got | drunk at their home in Humphrey street. Monday night, and became in- volved In a fight. Policemen Michael J Connolly and Daniel H. Linsley, hear ing the outcry, arrested them. They l lxyo ofo