The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-06
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The, Rey. DR., Leete Of Dwight Place
church offered prayer at the opening of the
June term Of the, supreme court Of errors
for the Third judicial district yesterday.
The court, NIL the judges being present,
convened at 10 clock In the supreme court
room at the county court house. There
were about thirty lawyers present. Chlet
Justice Andrews called the docket of TWEEN.
ty-seVen cases, the largest in the history or
the district. c7er twenty were marked as
ready. The first case argued was Fair
field county case, Benjamin +. Palmer Us.
The Hartford Dredging company, claim
jury to his oyster beds in Long Island
Sound. Judge Subway gave Judgment
in favor of the plaintiff and the defendant
company appealed. Lawyer Samuel Fessen-
den and Michael Kennedy argued the case
for the plaintiff and stiles Judson, 1r, Tor
the defendant The arguments were con
cluded at o'clock.
The case of David S. Beach VS.. The
Fairfield company case, was then called, on
defendants appeal, Lawyer Daniel DayeL-
port argued for the plaintiff and stiles Jud,
son, ir., for the defendant. On the call OF
the docket the prospect was that the court
Will set two weeks.
SIXTEEN NEW DIVORCE SUITS.
There were sixteen petitions for divorce
and one for the annulment of a marriage
returned to the June term of the superior
court which opened yesterday.
The divorce petitions with names, alleged
reasons etc, are as follows:
Bertha j.. Mosher. nee Garfield Of New
Haven vs.. William Mosher of brighton, n.
Y, desertion; Juliet a, ]. l.. Johnston, nee
Llewellyn of Ansonia, VS.. j. Johnston OF
Waterbury. desertion; Emma p. Riker nee
Smith of Wallingford vs. William L. Riker
of New Bedford, desertion; John McCoor-
mick Of New Haven VS.. Florence \. Nc
Cormlck of Waterbury, desertion; Alice q.
Lockery, nee Burwell of New Haven VS..
John Eagan Iockery, habitnal intemper-
ance; Joseph Lavan of New Haven VS.. May
Lavan, desertion; Peter w. Landry of New
Hayes, desertion; Sarah Il. Cook nee Tweed
moIr vs.. Eliza a: King Of Bridgeport,
Charles n. Ives of New York, habitual in
temperance; Nellie A. Higgins nee Colbert
of New Haven vs. Bernard T. Higgins, In
tolerable cruelty; Florence Il. Hepburn, nee
Dixon of New Haven. VS.. Eugene A: Hep
burn. intolerable cruelty; Clara D.. Hayes,
nee Eames of New York VS.. Judson ].
Hayes. desrton; Sarah L: Cook. nee Tweed
dale vs. Charles Cook. desertion; Gaeano
cavo Of New Haven vs.. Carmela Z: Cavo,
adultery; Rose Caslin nee Eager of New
Haven vs. Michael Caslin, desertion; Min
ME Il. Blenner, nee Koepper of New Ha-
ty: Albert Armsteine of New Haven VS..
Annie Armsteine, desertion; Edith l.. Rob
ertson, nee Stevens of Huntington VS.. Wal
ter L. Robertson of Bethany, intolerable
cruelty.
Among thirty other new suits, many Of
which are foreclosures, were the following
cases:
The Fountain Water company of Ansonia
VS.. Luclus d. Terrell, ct al, application for
of land Kate A. Madden VS..
William S. Butler, defendants appeal from
Judgment Of city court; Emma Pond VS..
City Of New Haven, $4,000 damages for
fall on Icy sidewalk; Julia A. Hubbell VS..
Della A. Hubbell, suit on Judgment lien of
II, O7449 Maria Brown of Ansonia VS.. Ar
thur l.. Brown, action for reformation of
deed; Mary Wernsmann VS.. New Haven
Electric Cab company. trespass, claiming
70, 600; Catherine Ward VS.. Patrick McDer-
mott, administrator, to recover $1,000 for
services rendered; Sherwood S. Thompson
IS, Carlos Smith, suit on note Of $3,319,74.
William Splitter VS.. John Z. HotfOrt, suit |