The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-21
CASES IN THE CITY COURT.

CASES IN THE CITY COURT.
In the city court yesterday morning
the case of Lawrence McAllen, who
was charged with violation of the Sun
day liquor law, was continued to Sep
| teuber 20.
Carrie Barry, who pleaded not guilty
to the charge of improper conduct, and
Brown Charleston, who admitted his
guilt, were fined IS each and costs
amounting to $427 in each case.
Luigi Di Angels, breaker of the IL
quor law was fined $40 and the costs
! in his case were $24.70.
| Nicolo Cappabiaco's embezzlement
case was nolled on payment of costs
The costs We're s6.48.
| Michael Scoroco was fined $40 for
breach of the peace and injury to pri-
vate property.
| The three card sharpers who were
| captured by Detectives Donnelly and
Denehy were fined SIS each. The costs
| in the case amounted to S10.75
| Anthony Ellis, who was arrested for
| trespass, had his case continued till to-
| day.
The cases of Arthur H. Doane, charg-
ed with violating the lantern law; of
Carlo frisco, whose offense was violat-
ing Sunday liquor law, and that of
Mathew Phelan, on reform school COM
plant, were continued.
Mary Kelly and William Foley were
both committed to Jail for sixty days
as common drunkards.
Tobias Zeresky was charged in the
city court yesterday morning with hav-
e. l., To, I,.n ,1y x,,ith
tying the animal. Patrolman Ledwth
arrested him There was no bride on
the horse. Zereslly pleaded ignorance
of the law which governs the fedding
of horses on the highway, but the court
fined him 81
Judge Grove ]. futile of East Haven
announced his decision yesterday In the
case of Anthony Ellis, who was ac-
cused by Conductor James White of
the Fair Haven and Westville road of
stoning him about two weeks ago The
case was tried last week.
The Judge finds the accused guilty
and imposes a fine of 81 and costs on
one count, and 81 and costs on another
count. The case will probably be APP
pealed to the criminal side of the COM
mon pleas court.
Daniel MEG. Wilson, a hunchbaek,
was charged with breach of the peace
against Jennie Bill yesterday morning
In the city court. Wilson has been
complained of for annoying the girls
In Newman's corset shop in Oak street.
He was passing Mrs. Bill in the street
Wednesday and jostled against her.
She demurred and he kicked her She
4. nod fNN
S25 and costs as he had no excuses to
offer. The police think Wilson is not
just right mentally.
Thomas r. Keys, who formerly re-
sided at 62 Pierpont street in Fair Ha-
ven, was arrest ed Wednesday night by
Detective Ward and locked up at the
Grand avenue station, charged with
embezzlement In ordering ton of coal,
selling it and then keeping the pro-
ceeds Detective Ward arrested him.
The prisoner was arraigned in the city
court yesterday morning, but his case
was continued until to-day.
Detective Ward also arrested a man
who gives his name as Eli Gerow We'd
nesday night. Gerow is charged with
stealing an axe from Homer Gould of
113 Saltonstall avenue
Gerow was found guilty yesterday
morning and fined 81 and costs.
Thomas M. Maloney was fined IS and
costs for drunkenness yesterday morn
ing in the city court and discharged
on the charge of ipjuring property, Ma
loney was arrested for annoying man
on the street and when locked up at the
Grand avenue precinct. he, it was al
legged, tore the plastering off the walls.
1t could not be proven that he did the
job SO the court let him GO.