The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-26
OTHER COURT NEWS.

| AN Attachment OIL Sl,UUu III LdVOf OF
the India Rubber Tire company OF
Akron, O., has been made upon proper
| ty of Albert Rosenthal, an Orange
street bicycle dealer. 1t is understood
| that the attachment will force Rosen-
| thai into insolvency. The suit is to re-
cover for goods furnished
The hearing on the appointment of a
| trustee ON the bankrupt estate of Rob
ert w. Beers of Waterbury was listed
before Referee Newton yesterday morn
ing, but none of the creditors took
enough interest in the matter to put in
an appearance. Charles II. Hart of
Waterbury was nomna ted for trustee.
Ex-senator Charles G. Root appeared
for the bankrupt.
In the afternoon bearing was
granted on the application of Frank
Burton Buck, the engraver for a dis
charge, and also the first hearing of the
creditors on the application of George
Weisman who was recently foreclosed
by the Hartford Building & Loan asso-
citation
John o. Shares and John II. Morse
of Hamden have brought suit against
George f. Tyler and Emily A. Tyler of
Cheshire, and petition the court Of COM
mon pleas to grant an injunction against
the defendants purpose to erect per-
manent fence across common land to
the south of the property which the
plaintiffs purchased of the defendants
in May of this year The allegation of
the plaintiffs is that when they bought
the land in question they understood
hn md fnnnn hnen
partly constructed across to the high
way was common land. The fence as
built and as it will be further prolong-
ed, however, shuts Oft the plaintiff from
enjoying highway rights. An Injunction
to prevent the building and maintain
ing of the obstruction is prayed for and
also the allowance of damages to the
amount of $500.
Lawyer ]. Birney futile, attorney for
Thomas Walpole of SAT Grand avenue,
who was charged with violating the
Sunday liquor law, raised question on
the construction of the statute when the
case was called in the city court yes
terday morning. Under the statute the
Judge may give a certificate to one
charged with violation of the liquor law,
saying that he does not believe it to be
of such character as to warrant pro-
ceedings for a revocation of his IL
cense. This certificate is issued with
out hesitation in case where the alleged
offender was never before the court for
the same offenSe at any previous time
Walpole was before the court for a
similar offense some time ago, but the
case was noled. Lawyer futile claims
that inasnluch as Walpole was not con-
victAl, that he is entitled to certificate
at this time Prosecuting Agent Niles
did not agree with the contention
though the matter was not disposed of.
CITY COURT CASES.
Walter Berkeley, who formerly lived
in this city, was arrested by Detectives
McGrath and Daley yesterday afternoon
on the charge of theft In the city
court he was fined 81 and costs.
Harry Lyons. on a charge of vag-
rancy, was sent to jail for thirty days.
The following violations of the liquor
law cases were continued: They were !
]. b. Mcintyre of PIP Wallace street, |
until August q Edward Cannon of SIS
Putnam street, until August 3, and |
vincinzo Randazzsi of 100 Poplar street |
until August 3.
A charge Of injury to private prop
arty against Robert D. Kerr of 1872
Cedar street was continued until Aug
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