The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-05

| $3.50, which present defendant claims is
due on a bakery account. Plaintiff
claims to have paid same.
| JUDGE HUBBARD'S DECISIONS.
| Judge Hubbard sent down number Of
| decisions yesterday. In the case of
| Frank Wilson of Shelton against George
| w. futile of Derby Judge Hubbard's
decision is for the plaintiff to recover
from the defendant 81 and costs and re-
| tain possession of a horse wagon and
! harness over which was the subject of
| the litigation. The horse, wagon and
harness were valued at 1925.
In the suit of George L. DeForest
against Albert Silinsky and wife, plain
tiff's demurrer to the answer is sus-
tanned.
Defendants demurrer is sustained in
the suit OF Elizur d. Bronson of Hart
ford against Mrs. Alfred Turner of
North Haven. The action is brought to
recover on note for $225 which was
made by James Andrews, now deceased
The defendant demurred because it was
not set up that James Andrews was
dead or that she had nothing to do with
his estate.
In Mr.. Bronson's suit against Eleanor
I. Turner the motion for costs on the
demurrer which was withdrawn was
disallowed
In Jarecky Arnold's action against
George Il. Hartford, in which Hart
ford's body was attached on the charge
of fraud, motion to erase from the
docket and a discharge of bail is grant
ed.
Motion to strike out amended COM
plant in the suit of the Sarsfield Guard
against the Mac Printing company is de-
MED.
Frank T. Lane against Almond H. !
Smith, the plaintiffs demurrer to the
second and third defences of the de-
PENDANTS answer We're sustained.
WANTS DAMAGES OF $1,000.
A suit for $4,000 damages brought by
]. Burton and Mary c. Allen against
the Fair Haven and Westvi'le Railroad |
company was heard by Judge Robinson |
in the superior court yesterday. On |
February 2 while driving on North |
Quinnipiac street, a snow pillow being |
used by the company is alleged to have
frightened the horse of the plaintiff. |
The animal ran away, struck against a
snow bank, upset the sleigh, throwing
Mrs. Allen out She sustained severe in
juries.
SUIT AGAINST MRS. ROSS.
Paul Russo, guardian for Louisa Bas
ciero, who claims to have been retained
against her will by Maria Ross, alias
Maria Perra, has, through Attorney
Blydenburgh, brought suit for 5000
damages against Mrs. Ross. Property
on Whiting street belonging to the Ross
woman has been attached for the
amount, Mrs Ross has been arrested
upon complaint of the girl who is a
minor.
EXECUTORS APPOINTED.
In the probate court yesterday the will
of Edward Engel was admitted to pro-
bate The executors are, s. Goodman,
George S. Linde and Samuel Thalheim
en- They gave bonds each in the sum
of s22, 900
The following executors qualified to
act under the will of the late Professor
Othniel c. Marsh: Professor George j.
Brush and Treasurer william w. Far
nam of Yale.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Christian DlSlmone has through coun
sci, Fitzgerald and Walsh, commenced
divorce proceedings against Pietro Di-
Smone. The couple We're married in
1875 and had one child, a young man
now twenty-five years Of age. The COM
plant states that the husband has been
guilty of intolerable cruelty. Alimony
Of $4,000 is asked. Property to that
amount and money in the Connecticut
Savings bank has been attached. Petro
DiSimone was on Wednesday fined IS
and costs in the city court for assaulting
his wife
FORECLOSURE SUIT. 4
The Pennington Savings bank has
brought a foreclosure suit against
Charles T. Townsend and wife Proper
Iy on Dixwell avenue, 43 feet, is in ques-
ton. The amount of the mortgage is
IS, 900