The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-04
OTHER CoIIRT NOTES.

Judge Zacher of Branford yesterday
fined Hackman Beardsley 20 ana COSTS
on charge Of breach of the peace pre-
ferred by Constable Moore, who is also
in the hack business.
Deputy Sheriff Higgins yesterday ar
ternoon replevined household furniture
on a writ drawn by Attorney b. e.
Lynch in behalf OF William f. Collins
and wife against Edward G. Ehehalt
and wife of Wooster place. The Efs-
halts claim that Collins and his wife
owe them about $50 for rent and held
their furniture to secure payment.
Mrs. Mary A. Ess retained Attorney
Charles S. Hamilton to contest the re-
pevin suit brought by her daughter,
Nellie Ess, through Attorney l.. Il. ia
cobs, which is returnable at the next
term of the civil side Of tie city court,
| Attorney Hamilton yesterday morning
moved for the filing of bond before
Justice Tyler, and E. E. Durand, who
was surety for the plaintiff in the first
place, was accepted. He has furnished
bond of $1,000 and the case will be
fought out In the city court. Miss Ess
says that everything taken belongs to
her The officer removed her clothing,
bicycle and other articles which her
mother had refused to surrender. The
daughter and her father, b. +. Ess, are
now living together, having failed to ef-
feet a reconciliation with the mother.
The suit brought against Shang Lee
by Lee Hung week or two ago for
$3.50 in money loaned has been defaulted
by the former, an agreement having
been reached, Judgment for the full
amount and costs, the total being 1888,
has been entered.
The case of Clarence Bissell, the West
Haven fire captain and policeman, who
was fined $40 and costs on Monday for
assaulting Ernest Thompson, a specta-
tor at a fire in the borough on July 81 |
and who was granted a continuance by
Judge Bryant, came up yesterday morn
ing and Attorney Edwin s. Thomas |
counsel for Bissell, took an appeal and |
the case went over to the August term
of the court of common pleas.
Martin Vita, the italian vender, who
was arrested by officer Frye for breach |
of the peace, was in the borough court
yesterday morning, but his case was
continued until Tuesday Vita has re-
tanned Attorney j. P. Goodhart as coun- |
sell
Annie r. Taylor through her counsel,
Attorney Walsh, has brought suit |
against her husband, james A Taylor. |
The writ alleges that Taylor Is now In
parts unknown and that the plaintiff |
has no knowledge of his location nor any
means of ascertaining; that the plain
tiff has for ten years prior to July Is, |
1899, furnished Cora Il. Taylor food,
lodging, clothing and instruction; that
the plaintiff and the defendant were
lawfully married in November. 1852. and
that the plaintiff IS the mother and the
defendant, the father Of the said Cora.
The second paragraph of the complaint
says that Taylor wilfulIy deserted the
plaintiff and the child ten years ago and
has never contributed to the support of
either since. Mrs. Taylor claims dam
ages of $1,000; further sum Of 81 900 IT
being the amount due for board and
maintenance Of Cora and such other
equitable relief as the court may decide
upon. Money owing to Taylor by Sam
uel e. Hoyt, administrator of the estate
of Maria Taylor, has been garnisheed.