The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-27
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
LARGE NUMBER or CASES TRIED
IN CITY COURT.

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tinued to August 2-Ex-Poltceman
Mcintyre Observation-Disclosures and
Other Court News.
The following cases were docketed in
morning:
Fishel & Levy of New York against
John Wolf of Wallingford, debt 1921 /;
Stephen O'Connell and wife of Walling-
ford against Ellen Ginty of Walling-
| ford, debt $3.50; John Bulah of Milford
against Andrew B. Morris of Milford,
debt $173.
d. w. futile, trustee on the insolvent
estate of Gilbert Van Sickle, farmer
| and florist in East Haven, filed his re-
port in the probate court yesterday.
Creditors are paid 1919 per cent. in gem
eral claims amounting to $1,000.
Attorney Jacob p. Goodhart yesterday
morning filed with Referee Newton
PSlitioH IA yetlihl QptGy Loi uCWSAi Az
Gompertz. There are no assets. The
liabilities are in the neighborhood OF
$4,000, Mr.. Gompertz failed some time
ago under the name of Gompertz e.
Wolfe. The insolvency proceedings were
carried to a finish in the probate court.
The new petition is for the purpose OF
getting a discharge.
Suit has been brought in the common
pleas court by Morris Levy, Adolph
Levy and Joseph M. Fshel, all of New
York and doing business under the
firm name of Fishel &c Levy, against
John Wolf of Walingford. The suit
is to recover 1921 loaned to him by the
plaintiffs, according to their allegation.
Constable Daniel OReilly of Walling-
ford attached the liquor license and the
stock of the defendant.
Suit was also brought yesterday by
Attorney Tyner for Harry and Rose
Levy against william Fl. Garde and
wife of the Hotel Garde for $780,
About three years ago the Levys bought
property from the New London Savings
bank through Garde as agent of the
bank. 1t is alleged that Garde was CIV
en- the deed in the name of himself and
VILE, anu li4c Law vs. oii1sSC iiAe't NtiNS
were not given deed covering the
property in full. The land in dispute
has a frontage of SIS feet on Columbus
avenue and one foot on Water street.
1t is valued at $1,000
There was recorded in the town clerks
office yesterday an attachment in suit
brought by Mrs. Johanna Sweeney
against her husband, John Sweeney.
and his sister, Ellen O'Reilly. The suit
is for $1,000 damages, and property on
Ann street has been attached. Mrs.
Sweeney alleges that for two years or
more she has loaned money to her hus-
band for him to invest, and that the
has not been returned to her.
She further alleges that the only prop
erty he owned, being house and lot on
Ann street, he has transferred to his
sister, Mrs. O'Reilly. Mrs. Sweeney |
claims the transfer of the property Is
an attempt to defraud her and she |
wants the deed set aside. The sister Is |
made a co-defendant
Constable McNerney yesterday at |
.ached the store of the New Haven Pho
1ograph company on Center street in
suit for $125 brought by the Register
L ublfSillHS COIilpdiig ~ iCNhNtl u I'LL
or advertising. Attorney Sade repre-
sents the plaintiffs.
George f. Tyler and Emily A. Tyler
If Cheshire have been enjoined by
Judge Studley Of the court of common
pleas from building fence across
land to the south of property
which the plaintiffs purchased of the
defendants last year. John o. Shaw
md John H. Morse of Hamden are the
plaintiffs.