The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-22

| try. In september notice OF an oppo-
stion to the admission of the will to
probate was filed by Farrell Gallagher
of Ireland, brother, and lengthy
hearing was held. The will was final
ly admitted on October 20.
Mr. O'Connor has now received let
ter from Thomas Herman of Dublin,
Ireland, solicitor clerk to the crown,
retaining him to file an appeal in the
! interests of another brother of the de-
ceased, John Gallagher Of Drunracken,
I Hughnasheelin postoflice, Bullinamore,
Leitrim county, ireland,
Mr.. Herman writes that his client did
not receive notice of the admission of
the will and had no opportunity to OPP
pose its admission, but will come to
this country and fight the admission.
The appeal will be heard in September.
Court of Common Pleas Criminal Side
Judge Studley.
The June term of the court of COM
mon pleas, criminal side, opened yes
terday morning before Judge Studley
and a jury. The panel for the term is
as follows: Middletown, George Girls
! void, Samuel S. Fem; Milford, James
Baldwin. Theodore Platt, Harry c. G.
Miles: Naugatuck, Moves S, Wilmot,
Joseph c. Flynn: North Branford, Ed
ward l.. Cole, Henderson Ives; North
] Haven, Charles w. Bradley, Maltby
| Fowler; Orange, ]. Sheldon Alling, Will
liam M. Russell; Oxford, Smith c.
| Wheeler, George r. Baldwin, Prospect,
! Elmer Brooks, Horatio N. Clark; Sey-
mour, Eben G. Wheeler, Charles H.
Pickett: Southbury, Sidney S. Platt,
Charles f. Hine.
John f. Wiseley pleaded guilty to
two counts of breach of the peace COM
mitted on May in Water street, and
was fined $40 and costs in the first and
$25 and sentenced to thirty days in
Jail on the second, which crime con-
sisted in hitting Policeman Marlowe In
tn head with a brick, John H. Cole
man, charged with breach of the peace
in having pounded Thomas Mccarthy
about the head and body on May 81
was found guilty and fined S25 and
costs. He went to jail,
The case of John Hall of Walling-
ford charged with stealing s12 worth
of chickens from Horace Bristol OF
| Wallingford was on trial in the COM
mon pleas court, civil side, yesterday
afternoon.
Court of Common Pleas Civil side
Judge Bradstreet.
In the case of Schmitt & Schwanen-
f1uegel of New York against Dennis
Toole and J. ]. Goggins to recover or
security bond, Judgment for S557 was
rendered in the common pleas court
civil side, by Judge Bradstreet of Wa
terbury.
City Court, Criminal Side, Judge Dow
i In the city court yesterday William
Goggins, Henry McEnroe Thomas
Duffy and James Coyle of Fair Haver
were arraigned before Judge Dow or
ed Martin Kreiling and his son. Judge
Dow suspended Judgment in Coyle's
case, fined Goggins SO and costs, and
McEnroe and Duffy $40 each. They ap
pealed to the next term Of the common
pleas court.
| j. H. Pickett was in court on charges
of embezzlement and statutory burg.
larry. On the first count he was giver
a sentence Of three months in Jail. Or
the burglary charge he was bound ovel
to the next term of the superior court
under $500 bonds.
]. r. Wetmore, a mikman, accused
of breach of the peace, proved an alb
and was discharged.
James Cannon, proprietor of a saloor
at 21S Hamilton street, pleaded guilty
to a violation Of the Sunday liquor law
and was fined 500 and costs
John F. Kelly, a good looking and
we'll dressed young man, pleaded guilty
to the charge of obtaining money un
der false pretences. He was sent tt
Jail for three months.
The case of William Cameron, pro
prietor of the Aldrich house, charged
with violating the Sunday liquor laws
waa continued
John Landers, for frightening wo
men by indecent performances, wal
| uicu poV anu Sthttittu w ILL &C liioiitil
in Jail.
John Creegan, whose house on Put
nam street was visited by the polio
of the Howard avenue precinct las
Sunday, had his case continued unit
| June 25
John F. Sayres, who was fined 81
for violation of the Sunday liquor law
gave notice of appeal.
ATTACHED IN DAMAGE SUIT.
In the town clerks office, yesterda,
afternoon, an attachment for 81 zoe wa
filed in favor of Antonio Mirano ant
against the United States Coach LAM
company. Property on Warren stree
was attached and the case is returnabl
to the superior court on the first Tues
day in September. The attachment Il
made in suit for damages. Mirano
while employed by the firm May IL
lost the thumb of his right hand un
der an iron drop hammer. The plain
tiff claims the hammer was not equip
ed with safety appliances and there
fore improperly constructed
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