The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-18

crossing at Bridge street. Judgment is
for the plaintiff.
BY the decision the street railroad
company has no right to cross the
tracks of the Consolidated road without
paying for the privilege. 1t affects all
the street railroad companies in the
state and defines the attitude of the
supreme court.
PATENT SUIT DISMISSED.
In the United States district court
yesterday Judge Townsend dismissed
the suit of the Bridgeport Manufactur-
ing company against the William
Schollhorn company for a dissolution
of an injunction ordered some time ago
in patent suit brought by the defend
ants in the case decided yesterday
against the above named complain
ants.
TIME FOR SETTLEMENTS FIXED.
In the superior court yesterday Judge
Elmer named the time of redemption in
several foreclosure suits. In the suit
of Enos l.. Warner against John L.,
Graham November was filed as the
day of redemption
Dominick Morcaldi was given until
December l in which to pay mort
gage of $2,S25 on property on DixWell
avenue. The mortgage is held by DR..
B. l.. Lambert,
In the suit of Fannie II. Peck to re-
cover mortgage Of $500 on the prop
erty of the estate of Clarence Mann,
Charles A. Westerman, the trustee, is
| given until December 1.
Antoinette Rogers and other defend
| ,tH Nov. I Nv,
which to pay a mortgage of $500 held
| by the Groton Savings bank
Charles B. Foster was given until Oc-
| tober 10 in which to pay mortgage OF
| $4,000 held by Sarah Mix.
FOR CONVERSION.
The suit of Isaac Bialik of Hartford
against Bryan, Miner & Read of this
city was tried before Judge Case in
| the court of common pleas on Thursday
| afternoon. The plaintiff seeks to re-
| cover 5000 for the alleged conversion of
a stock of groceries.
! RECEIVER DISCHARGED.
| Joseph Porter was yesterday dis
| charged as receiver of the Peck Broth
| ers company, which went into insolven-
| cy in March, 1896. His final report was
accepted by the superior court last FRI
day.
SUIT FOR 1926
| Suit was yesterday brought by the
| New York brewing firm of p. M. Om-
| heis & Co. against Mrs. Augustus G.
| Traeger of this city, Mrs. Traeger now
conducts Temple Bar" The claim is
for bill of s226. The case is returna-
BILE next Thursday morning in the city
| court.
DECREE OF DIVORCE.
In the superior court yesterday after
noon Mrs. Sadie E. Mallory Of Fair Ia.
ven obtained divorce from her hus-
band Charles L. Mallory, on the ground
of intemperance. This was Mrs. NAL
lory's fourth application for divorce,
the three previous times she having
withdrawn her application.
/ COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED.
Judge Cleaveland yesterday appoint
ed the following commissioners on IN
solvent estates: Henry Bogert estate
Attorney f. j. Maher and Siegwart
Spier; Eugene F. Maggie estate, Walter
/ Pond and Joseph r. Manning,
SUES FAIR HAVEN ROAD
A suit for $125 damages has been
/ brought against the Fair Haven and
Westville Railroad company by Alfonso
| DeCrosta of IS Vine street. About o
year ago one of the cars Of the defend
ant ran into a wagon belonging to De-
| Crosta at Derby avenue ana Chapel
street and the horse killed and the wag-
on wrecked.
City Court, Criminal Side, Judge Dow.
In the city court yesterday morning
Judge Dow fined Martin Chase $50 and
| 1854 costs and sent, him to Jail fol
| eight months for stealing two bicycles.
John M. Phelps, the proprietor Of a
| lodging house at 81 Court street, arrest
! ed on the charge of stealing $40 worth
| of goods belonging to Annie Labovitch
! was fined $50 and COSTS The case will
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