The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-01-08

court yesterday morning Of an appeal
from the admission of the will of Bird
get Farley to probate Bridget Farley
died some months ago, leaving per-
sonal estate valued at SO, 900, which she
bequeathed to the Sacred Heart church,
naming Rev. Father McKeon executor.
The direct heirs, Mrs. Isaac Shields,
WIFE or the policeman, and her sister,
contest the admission on grounds of
undue influence and incompetency.
Mr.. Asher also filed notice of an APP
peal from the probate of the w. II.
Hubbard will, Mrs. Nichols, a daugh-
ter, is the contestant
TRUSTEE ON TAYLOR'S ESTATE.
In the probate court yesterday Daniel
Z. Kelly was appointed trustee on the
insolvent estate of Joseph Il, Taylor,
saloon keeper on Church street, vice
Robert A. Hollinger, resigned. Mr.
Kelly's bonds We're fixed at $1,000.
There was no objection to Kelly's APP
pontment, Attorney Goodhart, repre-
senting creditors, said that he was now
satisfied that there were no assets of
the estate concealed as had been as
serted.
hAN'ApiN'ANIAIN 1Ai Il CLAN i~'~'
| John A. Matthewman and Clifford
Gilbert were appointed commissioners
on the estate of T. Drezner & Co. the
assigning Fair street painters. The es-
tate is valued at $500.
GARFUNKLE WILL PAY $40 PER
MONTH.
| On the estate of Rev. Abraham Gar
funlzle, grocer on Union street, Frank
Nussenholtz was appointed trustee.
| Charles Spreyer and Abraham Frank
We're appointed appraisers The IN
solvent will pay his creditors $40
month till he squares accounts. He
owes $500.
TRUSTEE OF THE JAMES PEN
DERGAST COMPANY.
Edward NJ Armstrong was yesterday
appointed trustee of the James Pender-
CAST company, all objection to the as
signment having been withdrawn.
Mayor Farnsworth and M. S. Cannon
We're appointed appraisers.
Court Notes.
An injunction was yesterday granted
to F. L. Lane, the oystermans TO pre-
vent the harbor commissioners from in
terfering with his business. Mr.. Lane
has been at work on some improve
ments near the mouth of the sewer and
| the harbor commissioners tried to re-
strain him on the ground that he was
interfering with navigation. The in
| junction papers were served by Deputy
Sheriff William e. Higgins upon both
Frank c. Bushnell of the commission
ers and Charles A. Ingersoll, clerk of
| ha rH "a will a arpf1ad In
court a. once.
CITT SUED FOR sS,oao
Judge Levi N. Blydenburgh served
notice on City Clerk Lyon yesterday Of
a suit for $4,000 damages to be brought
against the city by Harlow Richmond,
who is alleged to have fallen on the
sidewalk on Meadow street near George
street on December Is and broken his
right hip.
| sPARANO'S CASE AGAIN CONTIN-
UED.
The case of Antonio Sparano, charg-
ed with the murder Of Thomas H. Fitz-
gerald, was again continued in the city
court yesterday morning until to-nor-
row. In announcing the continuance
Attorney Matthewman said that he UNI
derstood that State Attorney Williams
was 10 secure a bench warrant and
have Sparano arrested and taken to a
higher court for trial.
HELD UNDER BONDS FOR ROB
Berry.
In the continued cases of Michael
Dunn and Edward Cleary, charged
with having robbed James Dalton, a
railroad man from Pittsfeld, Mass, of
SIS in the saloon of George Miller, at 2St
Water street, on the night Of December
20, probable cause was found and the
accused were held in $500 bonds each
for the superior court and later they
We're arrested on a bench warrant.
OTHER CASES.
James A. Boyle paid $1l.24 of fine and
costs yesterday for assault on Frank
Kelly Tuesday night.
The continued case of Frank Nussen-
holtz, charged with violation Of the in
surance law, was further continued I'M
til to-day.
The case Of Michael T. Keenan,,
charged with assault, was nolled, be-
cause it was thought that the accused
did not deserve punishment.