The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-27
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
JANUARY 3RIAL list FOR SU-
PERIOR COURT.

Criminal Side WIN Open Next Week
Suit Against Winchester Avenue Read
| PLENTY of City Court Cases.
/ The prisoners who will come before the
January session of the superior court-crim'
| inal sde-which opens next week, are:
From New Haven-Mary Armillo, Novem-
Der 2, adultery; Joseph H. Bum, November
| T. statutory burglary; Michael Cannon, he
cember 6, theft-third offence; Charles Car
land, October 1G, theft from person; John
L. Howard, October IS, burglary; Thomas
Hawley, December /, statutory burglary;
James Kane November 8, seduction; Mary
Kennedy, October 16, tneft-!lllrl offence;
Charles Kerrigan, December 10, assault
with intent to kill; Henry G. Lundsteadt,
November 7, statutory burglary; Ihollas
II. Maher, October is, statutory burglGfy,
John Mccarthy, December + st9tatory
burglary; John McIlugh, October IS, tor
gerry; Henry W. Painter, November (, stat'
utory burglary; Louis e. Peek, October H.
statutory burglary; Fidelis sweetman, De-
tober l, indecent assault; Giovanni iolias'
81, November I, adultery.
From Northumberland Burns, onas,a
Pietza and stephen Hadovodski, October
81, mansluughter; Charles Elata, adultery;
George Goodman. October ~ trampi Rlch-
ard EVerard, abuse of female, under Fly
teen years; Frank O'Neil, tramp.
From Derby-Joseph AlIsop, October z,
blnckmail Thomas A. Hickey, October 2,
blackmail. e.
Erom Ansonia-Consetta Carrczza, Octo-
Der 8, adultery; Frank Onllcio, December
3, adultery.
From Cheshire John Enright, November
SO, theft.
All /. t'nltir0p
November ~, arson
From Seymoul--John Gundeman, october
3, statutory burglary.
Frmo Wnllingloru-T Thomas Peers, Octo-
Der is, assault.
From Madison-Fred Willard, November
L., arson.
From Extraordinary Ann Clark, theft
SUES WINCHESTER ROAD.
Clara Buckhalter has brought suit for ST.
900 against the Winchester Avenue Railroad
company for damages for injuries alleged
to have been received August 70, 1000. she
was thrown from the car while attempting
to alight ut the corner of Liberty and car
Isle streets.
She claims that the car was started he
fore she could get off the step and alleges
IN THE CITY COURT.
Robert II. Morris of 49, CollnlbuA ave
nue. was arrested Christmas day by Patrol
man Stannell charged with an assault
upon his wife. In the city coMt yesterday
guilty and sentenced him to iall for ten
DAYS, also imposing Il $40 fine.
Frederick and Henry Gladdfng, charged
with a breach of the peace upon tharscs X.
Potter Of the Grand opera house, were
fine SO and costs each. They were arrested
on Christmas day by Patrolman Gilbert A
charge Of drunkenness held against Henry
was nolled. Both inea came TO
spend Christmas In this city from Essex,
and they finished their pplpDrut ion by yet.
ting drunk.
francisco Ciarlello held for drunkenness
and breach Of the peace, pleaded not guilty
to both charges. Patrolman Alien testl
fed that he had arrested the man at the
corner of Lafayette and Broad streets,
whore the accused was raising a disturb
anee In saloon The prisoner, however
was discharged.
John Mulyey. charged with drunkenness
and with theft from the person Of Eugene
Z. Carr, was remanded till today. lie was
placed under arrest Christians by Patrol |
men Cassidy and Lawler
Martin and Yalenty pesutiek, another
Christmas pair, We're charged With breach /
IF the peace and paid fines If s. and costs /
sach. They were arrested by PatroIman |
connolly
James wrinn who was atrcsted Christ
mas by Patrolman John ]. llealy charged /
With an assault upon John Deets, was
ined 81 and costs
Emil johnson, a Swede, who was dlscov- |
red Christmas on Dixwe arenua by Pa |
rolman Shields while the former was in
he act of cruelty beating his horse, was /
ind 81 and costs yesterday mofnns.
Caaries oholiioizer, and his wife Elton, |
With Julia Rogers, Mary Aaftigan and An-
lie Hartigan were all arrested christmas I
md charged with Il general hrea"n of the |
leace, whica. 1t Is said, was tne iigtgrowtl. |
If an attempt on the part os the llnttiaan
women to eject Oberholzer from n Wallace /
street tenement on defau Of the payment |
# rem. They were all fine.t with Tie aA,