The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-01

Judge Robinson granted the motion for foreclosure and limited the time for redemption to the first Monday in Au- gust.
 A judgment for foreclosure for &, 2,62S was granted yesterday to George L. Fowler against Jonathan N. Rowe. The property Is located in East Haven and the Quimby company has a second mortgage. The time for redemption was fixed at the first Monday in July.
 AN ALLOWANCE ORDERED. Henrietta Hshrdlupujp ujpujpujpujpu
 Judge Robinson ordered that Mrs. Henrietta Heckert of Meriden shall be allowed $25 with which to defend her self in the divorce proceedings brought by Charles Heckert.
 CASES ASSIGNED FOR TRIAL.
 The following cases have been as- signed for trial in the civil side of the superior court next week Tuesday, Todd vs. Bridgeport Traction company, on trial; Ennis, administrators, vs. Der by Street Railway company; Glynn vs. City of New Haven. Wednesday, Baldwin ct uX. vs. Fair Haven and Westville Railroad company; De Rosa vs. c. w. Blakeslee & Sons; James vs. Town of New Haven. Thursday, Tuck ey vs. City of New Haven; Bishop vs. Bishop; Franklin vs. Southern New England Telephone company; Furey vs. Western Union Telegraph company; Rowling vs. Gallagher Reilly & Co. MOTION TO STRIKE OUT DENIED.
 The plaintiffs motion to strike out portions of the defendants answer, in the cases of Bridget Goggin against the Connecticut Indemnity association, was denied
 BOND.
 Mrs. Agnes Cochrane was ordered to file bond of $200 to prosecute her suit against Robert F. Merwin. Court Notes. The case of Francis NJ. Tripp, the book agent whose arrest was caused by George M. Cameron, proprietor of the Aldrich house, on the charge of defrauding him out of a board bill, was | disposed of by Judge Dow in the city | court yesterday morning. Tripp's counsel furnished evidence that Tripp had been in this city on different occa- | sions since the alleged debt was con- | tracted, and that no attempt had been made by MT. Cameron to cause his ar rest on criminal charge until a few | days ago. The statute of limita tions provides that the complaint must be made within year. Tripp was dis | charged.
 | SUES FOR BILL FOR SUPPLIES. | M. White has brought suit through | his attorney, w. $. Pardee, against w. A. McFadden of New York, who grad uated from Yale last year The defend ants schooner yacht Merope has been | attached as surety. The suit was l brought to recover bill of $200 for sup l plies. Attorney Sanford B. Martin has | been retained to defend.
 | CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL AS | SAULT.
 | Antonio Valeno was charged in the city court yesterday with criminal as- sault upon Mary Barone, aged eight, of Oak street. Detective Spang caught | Valeno before he had a chance to leave | town. Valeno's case was continued un- til to-day and he was committed in de- | fault of $1, ,0OO bail.
 CONTINUED CASES. 1 Samuel F. Burke of Deep River was charged with burglary in the city court | yesterday morning. He was arrested | Thursday on a farm in Northford
 where he was working, by Detectives l McGrath and Donnelly The police
 connect Burke with the burglary al the
 Fremont stables a few weeks ago, in
 which two other arrests have already
 been made. His case was continued
 until Monday.
 The case of Jacob Ringwald, charged
 with keeping a disorderly house, was
 at the request of Attorney Clerkin, his
 counsel, continued until May 6, to ena-
 ble him to break up and leave town.