The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-06

Manufacturers Railroad company on
Ferry street, collision seemed newt
able His wife jumped from the car
and received injuries which confined
her to the house and deprived him of
her service. Action is based on the
statement that the company should
have provided some way to make APP
pearance of collision impossible. DAM
ages of $4,000 are claimed.
Timothy Callahan sues the Central
| Railway company of Meriden for 3d.
600. The writ alleges that the defend
ant, while driving along the highway
was run into by one of the ears of the
company his wagon wrecked his horse
injured, and himself injured. His right
ear was torn.
The Callettsburg, Lenova and Credo
Water company Of West Virginia
| brings suit against the Newport News
and Mississippi Valley company claim
| ing damages Of $4,000. The writ alleges
| that the defendant company leased
road running through Callettsburg, w.
| Va, and entered into a contract where
| by the plaintiff company was to furnish
| water for the engines and everything
| connected with the leased road. 1t Is
| alleged that the company, at a large
| expense, prepared to fill its agreement
when the defendant company repudiat-
ed it, and have never taken any water.
The Derby Beef company sues George
B. Clark of Derby to recover $4,000
for goods furnished and services rem
dered.
Patrick Hehi of Meriden sues the
Central Railway and Electric company
of Meriden for damages of $4,000. His
accident occurred at the date of Tim
othy Callahan's, mentioned above, and
it Is probable that he was an occupant
of the turnout
Irene M. Gommarino sues Adelaide
Matrusciane for $1,000 The claim is
that the defendant called the plaintiff
robber, and accused her of being im-
proper in her conduct. Both live in
New Haven.
William S. Down of Derby sues
George B. Clark of the same place for
$4,000, alleging Islander. The writ
states that Clark accused Down of
forgery and forging a certain docu-
ment by which he received advantages.
Down is well known lawyer.
An adjourned hearing on the sale Of
the property of T. Collins Pratt, the
bankrupt tailor, was held before Referee
Newton. hearing on the same matter
was held last week. but some opposition
was offered by Attorneys Hotchkiss &
Asher representing creditors who
thought that the appraisal of stock was
not high enough. The opposition was
withdrawn, however, and the order of
sale was allowed
The referee gave an order for sale of
the property of A. A. Baldwin of Mil
ford. This order was opposed at the
last meeting held last week by Attor- |
ney w. b. Stoddard who represents
New York creditors, but the objection
was withdrawn.
The first meeting of creditors In the |
cases of Everett B. Cook of Waterbury |
and A. Moscowitz Of this city, petition |
ing bankrupts, were held for the APP |
pointment of trustees. There is no OPP
position in either case.
Georgianna Golden of Merden sues |
Clayton Hall Of the same place for dam |
ages Of $4,000. The writ alleges that on
April 20, 1899 the defendant purposely |
assaulted the plaintiff by running into
her with a team as she was riding along |
the street. She was severely injured |
and was confined to the house for four
weeks.
Rosa II Hubbard sues Charlss II. |
Lum and wife, her parents, to recover |
Of $4,000, or in lieu thereof
certain property. The details Of the
case were published at the time it was
brought.
p. ]. Kelly & Co. sues Deputy Sheriff
Peter Dejon to recover possession of
certain goods valued at $3.50. 1t is al
legged that the sheriff exceed his author
ity in attaching the goods.
The Shelby Steel Tube company sues
Isaac N. Damn to recover $500. The
writ alleges that through representa-
tons made by Mr. Damn the company
considered the New Haven Chair COM
pany perfectly solvent and readily
trusted 1t to the amount of $500, mas
much as the chair company failed, the
plaintiff company has received only 3
per cent. on the amount, and now want
Mr.. Damn to make good.
Anna NJ McKeon and others sue
Thomas McKeon of New York 1t Is
alleged that the defendant has taken
possession fraudulently of certain prop
arty belonging to the plaintiffs.
Jane Turner wants Norris Mix, as
executor of the will of Caroline Warner.
to repay her for services performed for
he testatrix, The writ alleges that the
plaintiff was promised the home of the
at Hamden, but Mrs. Warner
vas influenced otherwise 1t will be re-
nembered that Miss Turner appealed
rom the probating Of the will of Caro-
inc Warner, was defeated In the supe-
'ior court and lost again upon an appeal
o the supreme court.
The Soper Lumber company sues
& Harmount to recover bill |
If $3.50 for lumber furnished
Mary j. Todd wants Hamden to pay
Ter for injuries received owing to a
defective roadway While out driv-
ng her horse ran away and struck a
rec standing in the highway. She was
injured. {
William C. WEIGH. the well known {
physician, sues the Winchester Avenue
Railroad company for $4,000 damages {
The writ alleges that on January 6, ]
without the fault of the plaintiff, col {
sion occurred between his turn out and !,
car of the company on Howard ave-
ue al the intersection of Sixth street. |
lie was quite seriously injured and for ]