The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-10-28
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
NEW HAVEN FIRM RESTRAINED
FROM SELLING WELSBA CH LIGHTS.

Ex-Postmaster Fitzpatrick of Water
bury Files Answer in New Haven
Truht Company Sult-Jndge Hubbard
Orders Lohse,s Release from JaiI-City
| Court Gases.
Judge Townsend of the United States
court issued yesterday restraining
| order in a suit brought by the Wells
bach Light company restraining the
Gamble Desmond company of this city
from further sale of incandescent
nantes made, or caused to be made, by
the defendant, in infringement OF the
Rawson patent for a process of
strengthening mantles. This patent,
which has been repeatedly sustained by
the courts, makes 1T possible to trans
port and handle the fragile Welsbach
nantes without injury.
CONNECTICUT INDEMNITY SUIT.
Ex-Postmaster Daniel e. Fitzpatrick
of Waterbury has filed an answer in
the superior court in the suit brought
against him by the New Haven Trust
company, the receiver of the defunct
Connecticut Life Insurance company
of Waterbury, to recover on note
of $500 given in part payment of sub
scription to the capital stock of the
company The answer alleges fraud on
the part of the defendant company and
asks for relief in consequence. This
case is one of half dozen or more
brought by the New Haven Trust COM
pany to recover on subscriptions of
stock to the defunct insurance COM
pany.
RELEASED FROM JAIL.
After hearing upon writ of habeas
corpus issued by the court on Thursday
afternoon Judge Hubbard yesterday
morning ordered the release of Edward
A. Lohse from the New Haven county
Jail The hearing was mere formali-
ty. there being no objection made to
the order Lohse was arrested some
weeks ago at the instance of his wife
upon the charge of non support. He OBJ
tanned his release upon bond of $780,
furnished by George Tice. Lohse agree
ing to pay his wife 81 week for six
months. Tice later retired from the
bond and Lohse went. to jail
pIlte lIdL llllt iLotlGt anu i ltc nave |
come to an agreement and the latter
was anxious to secure the release of |
his friend. The only method in which
this could be done was by writ Of ha-
beas corpus. Attorney Louis Jacobs /
prayed out the writ and the result was
as told above.
RECEIVES REPORT.
Judge Robertson, receiver in the suit
of William Milne Grinnell VS. Morton
Grinnell and others, reported in the |
superior court yesterday a sale of the
at $4,000, which is agreeable
to all parties concerned and requested
that the matter be closed. The proper
ty included Beaver Brook Farm and
the straw goods factory in Milford.
SALISBURY ESTATE.
Appraisers Edward NJ Bradley and
William II. Bissell have filed their re-
port in the probate court on the estate
Of the late Joseph U. Salisbury, show
ing that the estate is valued at 3d.
e4632, of which S1,110 is personal prop
erty, the remainder chooses in action.
The estate of Annie l.. Easter is val
ued at $4,000 all real estate according to
Appra isers Charles E. Brown and John
Fl. Linsley.
The real estate owned by the late
Louis Nusbaum is valued at 81 900, as
appears from the report of Appraisers
Albert Fl. Young of Orange and George
w. Halleck of this city.
Appraisers Martin Merriman and
John King found the estate of the late
Katherine M. Ryan to consist of realty
% the amount of S1,400 and chooses in
action $12S.3S.
JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE.
Judgments of foreclosure were grant
ID by Judge Elmer in the superior court
morning as follows Wheeler
rs. Davis, debt 81, 1873; property located {
n Seymour; time to redeem fixed for
he first Tuesday in March. Middleber-
,er VS.. Operthauser, debt 81, 700; prop
rty located on Winchester avenue
MEETING OF CREDITORS.
Yesterday afternoon in the office of
Referee Newton meeting of the cred
tors Of George H. Clayton, a Walling-
ord business man, who filed a petition
n bankruptcy, was held. The creditors
AVE not offered objection thus far, to
lis receiving a discharge from all OBJ
igations.
TO FORECLOSE A LIEN. q
Lawyer ]. Birney futile brought suit =
yesterday to foreclose on a mechanics 4
EN- of $525 on property located on Win
hester avenue occupied by Mary G. I
'urran. The plaintiff is The w. A. i
'eckley company.
ELM CITY BREWING co. j
Henry Schneider, receiver in the suit
Charles H. Osborn and others
ganst the Elm City Brewing COM t
any, reported receipts of 1902 As and g
dvised an order of the court settling a
p the estate. 4 +
CONSOLIDATED SUED. n
On Thursday Deputy Sheriff Doolan s
E Bridgeport served papers upon Sec
etary w. d. Bishop, jr., of the N. Y,
: H. and H. r. r. Co., for SIS, 900 in
lt brought by Augustus N. Fish of Ii
ewington, Conn. A constable from
lie last named town turned the papers
yer to Sheriff Doolan. Fish sues to a
cover for injuries received in a grade G.
'ossing accident in Newington several 81
onths ago. II
COURT ASSIGNMENTS. /,
The following cases We're assigned for Il
ial in the superior court next week bv L