The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-04
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
IMPORTANT CASES TO BE TRIED BY
 SUPERIOR COURT.

NNNANANA " StNNl COIIlEJtlllN pl NSW Iplh against the Hygeia Ice company of this city, which was begun last week, was concluded yesterday before Judge Ro- raback in the superior court. Attor- neys Ely and Webb for the defence ar gued yesterday morning, an Messrs. White and Daggett, counsel for the New York concern, made their argu- ments Tuesday afternoon. The suit in wolves the right to use the trademark "Hygeia" in connection with the busi- ness of the local company.
 Forty-eight new cases areaon the dock on the civil side of the superior court for trial this term.
 A divorce is solicited by John Ander- son of this city, through Attorney Hen ny G. Newton, from his wife, Lena An de1son. The present case grew out of criminal proceedings against Lena An derson about a year ago. Mrs. Ander- son was then living with another man named John A. Anderson, as his wife.
 There are several other divorce cases from out of town.
 The most important suits are those of w. c. Egerton against John H. Star in; Meriden, Stonington & Compounce TramWay company against Meriden Electric R. R. company; E. c. Nettleton & O., J. G. Redshaw & Go. and J. S. Robinson & Co. against the New York Trading Stamp company; c. J. Monson against the Wooster Cycle company, and the Trinity Church Home against A. H. Moulton.
 Rev. William Dixon, former pastor of the Ferry street Congregational church sues the Cedar Hill Union society to re- cover $1,S00 back salary.
 The suit of D. c. Nettleton x Co.,, J. G. RedshaW & Co.,. J. s. Robinson x Go. against the New York Trading Stamp company alias Merchants Sup ply company, alias Sperry & Hutchin- son, is interesting. The plaintiffs are merchants in Ansonia, and the defen- dants started to canvass Ansonia at the same time Miller & Osborne of Bridgeport did the same thing. The rival canvassers held conference and the Bridgeport concern bought out the New York men and assumed their ob- legations. The Bridgeport concern re- fused to supply the three plaintiffs with stamps on grounds that it was so stip- ulated in the purchase of the New York company's franchise, and each plaintiff sues on breach of promise contract to recover $2,000 damages.
 c. J. Monson of this city sues the Worcester Cycle Co.,, whose factory is in Middletown, now in the hands of a receiver, in behalf of the Spencer Brake company, which assigns it's claim to Monson to recover $2, 300 damages on al legged infringement of patent.
 The suit of the Meriden, Southington and Compounce Tramway company against the Meriden Electric Railroad company, is of interest because the Consolidated railroad owns the defen- dant corporation.
 The complaint alleges that the Meri- den Electric Railroad company has be- gun to extend it's tracks in Merden in the direction of the new Hubbard park, over territory for which the Meriden, Southington and Compounce company has a charter right to run and for which it is claimed the Consolidated roads company had no right.
 l IG Shll To Dlptt1ib hp ltSNit'iii Ii+N NiST fendant company from carrying on the work. .
 The Consolidated road has had work stopped and has agreed with the plain tiffs that they will not pursue it fur ther and that the plaintiffs shall go ahead with it's tracks
 The Trinity Church Home, through Judge A. Heaton Robertson, brings foreclosure suit against Lawyer A. H. Moulton to recover possession of g. house on Goodyear street, just over the town line in Hamden. A year ago MT. Moulton contracted a loan of $1 200, for which he gave his note.
 The suit to recover on a promissory note of $20,000, brought by Frederick Brill, a druggist of this city, against Mrs Minnie Futile Sayles, wife of Dr. Sayles also came up this term of the superior court. The damages "alleged are for failure to pay eitherAprincipal or interest on the note from January, 1896, to the present time, and an at tachment was placed about month ago for $250O0 on MT. Sayles' Howe street property.
 OPPOSED TO SALOONS IN WAL IINGFORD
 The county commissioners yesterday received notice of remonstrances against the issuing of licenses to twelve Wallingford applicants from Rev. E. 5. | Richardson of Wallingford, on grounds of unsuitability of person and unsuita- bility of place.
 The places objected to are those of Dennis Rogers. at Center and Colony streets; Henry Sanders, Ward and Washington streets; Edward M. Roche, | Kennedy building, South Colony street; | Ellen A. Wrynn, 31 Hill avenue; John H. Shields, Quinnipiac and Washington streets; James A. Downey, Center and Meadow streets; W. w. Bean, Sheehan building, Center street; Kate Wrinn, | North Colony street. Charles E. Dowd, l Hotel Belmont; w. s. Fogarty, Moore's s building, Center street; w. $. Fogarty, Ouinnipiac street; Mrs. Andy Ryan, Ryan block, South Colony street; P. J, Whalen, South Colony street. There are twenty-nine saloons in Walling- 1 ford. ... | SALOONKEEPERH HENNIG ASSIGNS In the probate court yesterday George | r. Hennig, saloonkeeper at 105 State | street. filed an assignment through his l counsel, H. w. Asher. John B. Deibert | was named for trustee. The liabilities