The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-11-08

ton, action to recover $500 for false
imprisonment. This suit is the out
come of an arrest made recently at
Savin Rock. Clinton was borough
bailiff.
Otis B. Bradley, administrator VS..
the Bridgeport Traction company,
claim $1,000 damages This suit is one
growing out Of the trolley disaster at
Peck's Pond.
The Cooperative society Of Connect
cut VS. May Collins ct ais; suit to fore
close note OF $500; property on County
street
Thomas w. Corbett VS. Mildred G..
Clrrier ct ais; suit to foreclose note
of $1,000; property on Congress ave-
nue..
Hannah F. &. Chapman Of New Ha-
ven VS., Russell w. Dickerman of Ham
den, to foreclose note of $1,000; property
on Orchard street
Walter A. Clark of New Haven VS..
Jesse IT, futile ct al. to foreclose notes
of 81 200, $50 0and 5000; property in East
Haven.
The Savings bank of Danbury VS., j.
Willis Downes; suit to recover judg-
n1ent of $4,000 against Philander Ferry,
for whom Downes is trustee.
Thomas j. Donnelly VS.. the widow
and heirs and creditors Of the estate of
Joseph Bowers, to foreclose note of
$3.50; property on Middletown avenue.
Charles e. Thompson VS.. Isaac
Brown ct al, note of $4,000; property on
West Water street.
Yale college VS.. Harting Schwager-
man, note of $780, property on franklin
street.
Nathan c. Dudley ct al. VS.. James
Morrssey ct al, to foreclose note of
$3.50; property in Orange
Mary W. Fink VS.. Mary A. Bean, to
foreclose note Of $3.50; property in
Branford.
William II. Garde VS.. Charles Fl.
Lum, ct al, to foreclose 5000; property
in Orange.
The Hartford Building and Loan as
sociation VS.. the Derby Lumber COM
pany, note $1,000; property on Orchard
street.
Henry E. Lowe VS.. Henry Elsman
and wife, notes of $1,137.50 and $s15;
on Farren avenue.
Charles McFeeters VS. Harriet b. AL
den, notes of 200 and $1,5S7 property
on Elm street.
Middetown Savings bank VS.. Merritt
w. Burwell, note of $4,000; property on
Cedar street.
Nelson w. Mitchell of Southbury VS.
Frank s. Bishop ct ais, not Of $1,000;
in East Haven.
Royal NJ Bassett of Derby VS..
/, ~ al, ,,,jt IN arx
close $4,000; property in Orange.
The w. A. Beckley company VS..
Mary G. Curran, suit to foreclose me-
,hanic's lien Of $685.; property on Green
Nich street.
New Haven Savings bank VS.. Mar
garet c. Reynolds Ell ais. note of $1,000;
property on Oak street.
William F. Whedon VS.. Jane f. Hull, |
note Of $4,000; property in Meriden.
NEW DIVORCE |
CASES.
Yesterday was return day in the SUI
)erior court and some fifty cases were
eturned to the November term.
Among them We're twenty-six divorces.
They are as follows
IseoHDTd bdIile dSdiiiri LipciO ANU
Ito Barrile, maiden name Milotta, asks
or decree on ground o. adultery, Gus
ody of two minor children and alimony
sked. Couple Were married on August |
1898; three years later the husband |
deserted the wife.
Minnie Barrows, against William Bar
ows, of Meriden; married September G,
800; adultery alleged and habitual in |
custody of one minor child |
wanted.
Conrad Boil VS.. Lena l., Boil, mar
led April Is, 1896; deserted him in July |
f the same year. He lives In New Ha-
-en ; she has gone to parts unknown.
Laura Ross, of New Haven, against
Walter L. Ross. of Waterbury: mar
led September 5, 1899; adultery with
florence Mayhem alleged; aimony and
hange of name to Offutt asked.
Lillian C. Brown against Franklin N.
Brown, both residing in Milford; adul
cry and desertion alleged; the couple
we're married September O. 1893; on
anuary /, 1899, the desertion occurred.
.limony Of two thousand dollars is
sked with change of name to Lillian
'orter.
Arthur Darlington. Of Naugatuck, VS.,
.ydia Darlington, Of New Haven cou-
lie were married January q, 1892. On
september 20. 1896, she deserted him.
Ter maiden name was Reigel.
Annie L. Gotta, of New Haven against
frederick Gotta. of Cheshire; married
27, 1897; intolerabIe cruelty
nd unbearable corporal imbecility al
sged. A change of name to Annie
tone and alinony are asked.
Myrtle F. Guyer against William F.
uyer, both of New Haven; married De-
lber s, $780, deserted September 1, 1885,
ltolerabe cruelty also alleged. Di-
orce and change of name to Winson
sked.
Annie w. Higgins against Charles S.
Higgins, of New York; married April
), 1885, grounds desertion since Janu-
ry 1. 1890. and habitual intemperance.
divorce and custody of two minor chill
rem.
William f. Hyde, Jr., against Mary
Hyde, both of New Haven: married
february rs, 1888; grounds, habitual in
adultery with w. p. Smith,
f Boston Divorce and custody of mi
or child claimed.
Ida M. Kelly against James Edwin
Jelly, of Danbury; married November
J. 1894; grounds, habitual intemperance |