The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-30
City Court : Civil Side.


 Entries of new cases for the civil su-
 perior court, the next term of which
 opens week from to-day, are unusual
 ly heavy and several interesting &C.,
 tions have been filed, including many
 divorce cases. Those thus far entered
 are as follows:
 Ellen F. Adams of Seymour vs. Elm cry E. Adams of Seymour, action for divorce and alimony, for cruelty: at- tachment of $2,000 Lucy D. Afford of New Haven against Charles H. Afford of New York, action for divorce be- cause of assertion. Herbert Barnes of New Haven against William Brennan of East Haven attachment for $500 to recover note for $4,000. Walter A. Beckley Co. of New Haven against
 Henry Hoorgert of New Haven, at- tachment in $3,000 to recover bill of goods. Ira w. Beers of Hamden against Mary l.. Dickerman, administrative of the estate of Marietta Beers, late of Hamden plaintiff claiming $7s0 for care, nursing, services and groceries which deceased had promised to pay.
 Louise Betts of New Haven against John w. Betts, formerly of Lincoln shire, England, action for divorce on grounds of adultery and desertion. Car
 mela Cavo of New Haven, action for divorce on ground of intemperance Robert McCabe of New York against l the Baldwin & Lamkin Go. of Milford, l attachment for s5,000 to recover on an account. Raffaele Cafiero against Ro- sena Lafiero. suit for divorce on grounds of adultery. Jennie E. Dayton 1 of Prospect against Warren Dayton of | Wallingford, action for divorce on grounds of desertioh. Anthony De-
 Greef of New Haven against Margaret | DeGreef of New York action for di- | vorce, grounds desertion. May Emily | Downs of New Haven against William Cash Downs of New Haven, action for l divorce, grounds, intemperance and | cruelty. Benjamin Frankell of New Haven against James J. Grady of New | Haven, attachment in 5000 to recover | $75O for services rendered. James J. l Geary of New Haven against c. D. Parmalee, D. I. Brown and H. c. Rowe | of New Haven, to recover $771 for | goods. Marcella M. Geisler of Meriden against Frank s. Fay of Meriden, ad- l ministrator, to recover s1,00O for ex- 1 penses and services. Josephine Gib- bons of New Haven against Henry l Gibbons of New Haven, action for di- vorce on grounds of intemperance and l cruelty. Winifred A. Gleason of Anso-
 mia against Eugene Gleason of Ansonia, | action for divorce, grounds intemper- | ance and cruelty. Lawrence F. Grady | of New Haven against Wolf and Fan- nie Alderman of New Haven, to re- cover on a note for $500.
 | William J. Hoffman of New Haven l against Jennie Hoffman of New Brit | ain, action for divorce, grounds, cruel l ty. N. w. Hubinger of New Haven | against Lyman H. Johnson of New l Haven, action to recover on a note for 1 $2,000. Alfred H. Hurlburt of New Ha- ven against Alfred and Mary Holt of I New Haven, to recover on notes aggre- 1 gating s14,000. Daniel w. Lamb of | New Haven against Ida A. Lamb of | New Haven, action for divorce, grounds, adultery and desertion; Guy Lamkin
 of Boston prays for the appointment | of a receiver for the Baldwin &, Lam kin Manufacturing Go. of Milford. c. s. | Mersick & Co of New Haven against
 Hayes & Rourke of New Haven, to re- | cover $2,500. for goods sold c. S. Mer- | sick & Go. of New Haven against Jere- l miah J. Sullivan of New Haven, to re- | cover $3,500 for goods sold. Joseph | Miller of Wallingford against Metropol- itan Rubber Co. of Wallingford, action | in $5,000 damages for injuries received | in the performance of duties. Henry
 G. Newton of New Haven against Mid l dletown Street Railway Co.,, action in s10,0O0 damages for injuries received, l November 29, 1894, by an accident to a
 car run by company, on which the l brake broke as car was descending hill. Yale college corporation against George ". and Mary Denny of New
 Haven to recover a note for s5,400.