The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-21
Court Notes.

Blanche Farina, the wife of Luigi
Farina, the head barber in the Mansion
house in Springfield, and Joseph Vivian,
who Is the head bootblack in the hotel,
were bound over to the superior court
yesterday morning, charged with adul-
terry
Farina testified that his wife and he
were married In New York in 1891 and
that they had always lived happily to-
gether until about six weeks ago when
his wife had left him and ran away
with Vivian. Policeman Hayes testl-
fed that he found the couple in a
house on Meadow street the other
morning and on complaint of Farina
he arrested them. Bonds were fixed at
$500 in each case.
]. C. BRADLEY NOT GUILTY.
judge Bishop Yesterday morning rem
dered a decision in the case of Jared
c.. Bradley, who was charged with vio-
lating the insurance laws Mr.. Brad
ley was found not guilty and discharg-
ed The accused was charged with col
Letting from Herman Speh, a saloon
keeper, fire insurance fees belonging to
Mr. John j. Osborn, who was Bradley's
former partner
MISS SNIDERMAN SUED BY HER
FATHER.
I -, al n c
| daughter, Miss LYDIA Sniderman, to re-
cover 5000 for board, which the father
claims his daughter owes him, Will be
| heard in the city court this morning.
| Miss Snlderman is twenty-five years of
age, and has been employed In local
! factories for a number of years, and
| has managed to save about $500, and
| this sum- which is deposited in local
savings bank, has been attached as
surety.
The suit was brought through Attor-
ney Isadore A. Stein. 1t is stated that
! the young woman has been receiving
calls from young Gentle, and her ia
ther who is Jew, fears that she will
marry the young man
Miss Sniderman claims that she does
not owe the bill and that she win
marry a man of her own choice.
| CHARGED WITH BREACH OF THE
PEACE.
Thomas Brandon and Lewis Drez-
ner We're in the city court yesterday
morning charged with breach of the
peace Drezner claims that Brandon
set some dogs on him in Broad street
Wednesday morning, and he had to
defend himself He also says he was
struck by a stone thrown by Brandon
and that Brandon again met him and
continued the assault. They were both
arrested The cases were continued
until to-day.
ALLEGED P1CKPOCKETS IN COURT
William Gillen, John Ford and
James w. Gardner, who were arrested
| Wednesday on the charge Of picking
the pocket of Edward l.. Judd of Wall
ineford of $50, were in the city court
yesterday morning on the charges of
theft from the person and conspiracy
to rob, City Attorney Matthewman
asked for a weeks continuance and
$500 bail in each case, which the court
granted after hearing the objection of
|
ed for the prisoners.
OTHER NOTES
George E. Jackson, colored, went to
Jail for sixty days for failing to furn-
ish a $3.50 bond to support his wife and
child Jacksons case had been con-
ued to enable him to obtain bond,
but he made no effort to do SO.
William Ledwith was sent to Jail for
thirty days for drunkenness and fined
$40 and costs for resistance to Police
man Patrick Reilly, who arrested him
at the corner of Franklin street and
Grand avenue.
John Duffy was fined $40 and costs
for assaulting his wife Bridget.
Thomas Kelleher was fined IS and
costs for breach of the peace upon Will
liam Ellis.