The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-19

of Waterbury, who was last week ap- pointed temporary receiver for the Anglo American Bicycle Manufactur- ing company of that place, was con frmed Assistant State Attorney Kel- logg appeared for the company. Superior Court-Civil Side-Judge Prem tice. At the short calendar session of the superior court yesterday morning Judge Prentice reserved decision in the | Dalto case to have an allowance grant, ed to Anna Dalto from her sons bank account. He has returned to Italy and | his whereabouts are unknown
 There were five eX-parte divorce ap- plications on the calendar One is that of John Anderson from Lena Anderson. The papers allege that they were mar ried on June 25, 1896, but shortly after l she deserted her husband and set up housekeeping with namesake, John A. Anderson, with whom adultery IS 1 alleged at various times since August [, 1897.
 | Sadie DeLoy Storrs seeks divorce from William D. Storrs, alleging deser- | tion and adultery, and asks for change of name to her maiden name or l DeLoy. The papers allege that they were married on April 3. 1887. and that on the 11th of August, 1894, he deserted her.
 Mary E. Fields asks for divorce l from her husband, Edward l.. Fields, l and for the custody of her two chil- l dren on grounds of cruelty. They were married in 1890 and lived in West Haven.
 Rose Herr sues for absolute divorce from her husband. Adolph Herr, gro- cer at 57 Sylvan avenue, The complaint charges extreme cruelty and asks for | $20000 alimony.
 The ejectment case brought by Dr. Lord of North Haven against MT. Richter, who owns a farm between | North Haven and Wallingford, went over.
 A motion for default for failure to file answer and for judgment of fore- closure in the case of the Groton Saw ings bank vs. Maloney went over until next week.
 A motion for judgment of foreclosure in the case of Lothrop ys. Trowbridge went over also. l A motion for judgment and foreclos- ure In the case of Atwater vs. German was argued. The property involved is on Ashmun street.
 r. A motion for foreclosure in the case of w. A. Beckley vs. Phelps and others was argued.
 Some of the creditors of the Yale Brass Stove Manufacturing company of 73 Court street appeared before Judge Prentice of the superior court yesterday afternoon to oppose the con- firmation of George w. Starr as receiv- CT of the concern. The objectors are said to favor J. B. Foley, the former manager of the firm.
 WIFE ASKS FOR DIVORCE.
 Mrs. Fannie Newman of this city has applied for divorce from her husband Charles Newman, who deserted he1 some time ago and is now living in At lanta, Ga. She asks the custody of hel child, Helen.
 |
 City yCourt-Criminal side--Judge Dow.
 In the city court yesterday morning before Judge Dow, Frederick BrowI
 was fined $50 and costs and sent to jai for six months.
 William A. Fletcher was fined $5 ant s7.75 costs for vagrancy. John Corn ; ley was discharged on a like charge. |. John Clark was fined $7 and cost and sent to jail for thirty days for thu
 theft of two pickaxes. Mrs. Mary A. Corcoran pleaded gull
 ty to violating the Sunday liquor lav
 at the Adams house February 6, ant Prosecuting Agent Niles thereupoi
 nolled her case upon the payment o
 s15.42 costs.
 MT. Niles also nolled the case o
 James A. Guthrie, charged with violat
 ing the Sunday liquor law on Januar.
 90.
 Joseph J. Banks was fined $7 an $11.36 costs for owning an unresistere,
 dog.
 JUDGMENT FOR PEAINTIFT.
 In the court of common pleas yes l terday afternoon a judgment for tn plaintiff to recover $1 and costs wa l granted in the case of Abraham Cohe
 against the New Haven Street Railwa
 company. MT. Cohen sued to recove
 damages for being thrown off a car Q ! that company.
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