The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-22
In AND ABOUT THE COURTS
An INJUNCTION ISSUED Against
JULIUS CABLE.

AS dmintstratOr of Bailey Sisters IGs-
tate He ts Restrained from Paying
Money to Howard III. Sanger BuiIii
Clinton of West Haven Pays His Fine
Other Court News.
Ex-Judge julius c.. Gable, admins
TRAITOR of the estate of the late Lura
Bailey, was yesterday morning served
with notice of an injunction restraining
him from paying over to Howard H.
Sanger a judgment of $3.50 obtained by
Sanger against the Bailey estate.
Marietta and Lura Bailey were UNI
married sisters who lived together and
owned considerable property. They
agreed to execute wills by which the
property of the one dying first should
go to the other. Lura Bailey drew her
will according to this agreement, but
died before the will was executed. Judge
Cable was appointed administrator Of
her estate. Shortly after the other sis
ter died, and in her will DIR. A. IL.
Winchell was named as executor.
Howard Sanger worked for the two
sisters and Marietta Bailey, before she
died, gave him note for $4,000 to be
collected from her estate after her
death. She gave him this note as she
feared that If she made a provision In
the will her relatives would contest the
will and break it. The note was paid
by DR.. Winchell as executor
After that Sanger brought suit against
Judge Cable as administrator of the es-
tate Of Lura Bailey for $4,000 for SER
vices alleged to have been performed for
Lura Bailey during her life time. This
suit was tried before Attorney Jason P.
Thomson as referee and he rendered
decision for Sanger to recover $3.50.
The award was affirmed by the superior
court and the judgment was entered.
Now DIR. Winchell and the other plain
tiffs claim that the note for $4,000 paid
Sanger for all services rendered by San
ger and that payment of the Judgment
of $3.50 would leave nothing for the
payment of requests made to certain
charitable and religious societies. The
plaintiff seeks to have the judgment of
the superior court reversed and the in
junction was issued and notice served
upon Judge Gable and banks in which
money belonging to the estate is depos-
tied to prevent them paying out any
money to Sanger. An attempt will also
be made to recover the $4,000 paid on the
note on the ground that it passed with
out consideration.
The First Baptist church, Grand ave.
nue. Baptist church, New Haven Burial
ground, City Missionary association, and
TTr;o
of Connecticut appear as plaintiffs. The
last two named are beqeathed $1,000
each and also are to divide the residue
of the setate; two-thirds of the pro-
ceeds to go to the Foreign and Home
Missions Of the church. The burial as
ISOLATION and the Grand avenue church
received $500 each.
ProbateGourt-Judge CIeaveland.
The final account of Administrators
Frances Terrill, Of the estate of Mary |
Maher, was accepted by Judge Cleave-
land. Objection had been made to its /
acceptance, but 1t was withdrawn.
William H. Fisher has been confirmed |
as executor in bonds of 5000 of the es-
tate Of Agnes Hitchings Fisher, late of
Orange. The appraisers are Albert Har-
ris and Arthur s. Crosby.
Judge Cleaveland has appointed |
Thomas f. Coyne administrator of the
estate of James O. Regain, in bonds of |
5000. James w. Coyne and Robert H.
Bishop were appointed appraisers.
(" The application of Edward f. Ferry
Cor a discharge in bankruptcy was list
ed for a hearing before Referee Henry
G. Newton yesterday morning, but was
continued until Monday next. Alling,
Webb & Morehouse made the objections
to the granting of the discharge and the
hearing was continued in consequence.
In the United States court the petition
in bankruptcy of Elizabeth Weller of SO
Washington avenue was received The
liabilities are little over $4,000 and the
assets $3.50.
There was meeting of the cerditors
Of Louis Sagel, representing the New
England Trading Coupon company of
Hartford and New Haven, held before
Fl. G. Newton, referee in bankruptcy,
morning. The asets are $685.
and the liabilities $685.
The suit of Dwight A. Whitney for
$50 claimed from John HI. Ferris for
painting two cottages in West Haven
vas on trial yesterday afternoon before
Justice J. P. Greenspun.
Attorney George r. Cooley, sitting as
justice of the peace, heard yesterday
he evidence in suit between William ,
hne and Constable Siebert ct al. 1T is s
/ suit in replevin. The constable at 8
ached some goods which Mr.. Time
,lain1s belong to him and he seeks to- t
ecover them. 5
Notice of suit pending has been filed r
" Isadore A. Stein against Ezra Closer, +
sometimes called Israel Gleser,' for {
oreclosure of Judgment lien. The prop Z
rty affected by the lis pendens notice Q
on Day street. 10
Deputy Sheriff Stevens yesterday s
morning attached real estate on Win
hester avenue for S400 belonging to v
'homas and Jane Kilcran. The at b
achment grows out of the suit filed D
gainst Mr.. and Mrs. Kiernan by Mi b
hazel Carroll. il
r. .Tourden g. Son, builders, have p
rought suit against J. Arthur Honce t.
al Of Guilford for S12063, claimed to e
G due on material used in building F
owing alley, on which plaintiff holds "
nc ric's lien d