The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-11
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
LONG LTSTON THE COMMON PLEAS
SHORT CALENDAR.

Judge Cable VIII be Confronted With
Many Cases To-day-New Haven But
tom Company WIN be sold Outfits
President, Frank whiting, Could Not
settIe-Fihy Jurors for YAM Case.
Antonio Ruggeiro, an italian farm
hand employed by Salvatore MARITIME,
Mont owese farmer, was convicted Of
assault in the superior court, criminal
side, yesterday afternoon, and was CIV
en- the maximum penalty provided for
that offense-S500 fine and one year in
Jail.
Ruggeiro was charged with carnal
abuse of minor female child, for
which the penalty is not less than three
years nor more than twenty years In
state prison. The jury brought in
verdict of assault after being out about
two hours.
The short calendar in the common
pleas court will be read to-day Judge
Gable will be confronted with long
list which is as follows: Cement Mfg.
Co. VS.. Otto H Hemming, ct ais, judg-
ment by default for failure to file an
swer: r. J. Rourke VS.. John j. Walsh,
motion for judgment on plea In abate-
meut; Charles H. Loomis vs.. P. j.
Rourke, judgment by default for failure
to file answer: Lucius P Deming VS.,
Charles G. Rolf, ct al, motion for
Judgment Of foreclosure: Laura War
ner ct ais, VS. New York, New Haven
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tion for default for failure to file an
swer: Edward l.. Welch VS.. Evelyn L.
Bisseli, motion for Judgment by de-
fault for failure to comply with order
of court: d. G.. Beardsley Co. vs.. the
Norton Bros & White Co, motion for
bond to prosecute; George e, Rogers
vs. Lucy Fisher. motion to amend an
swer after demurrer: ]. d. Dewell &
Co. VS.. Bernard Mcclure. motion for
disclosure Of defense or judgment; Kate
Ryder VS.. David Moretzky ct TX. mo-
ton of default for failure to file an
swer; Theresa Seiferman vs. |. Il. stiles
Brick Co. ct AID, defendants mo-
ton for more specific statement; l.. c,
Pfaff e. Co., vs.. George w. Osborne,
motion for supplemental order of at
tachment, motion to make new party
defendant; Louise M. Andrews vs.
Frank s. Platt. administrator, demur-
rer; Lewis w. Tice vs. John e. Walker,
motion for extension of time in which to
file bond; Darlington A. Phelps VS.. r.
Melvil Overlander, ct ais. motion that
costs be allowed for amendment.
JUDGE SUBWAY IN SEYMOUR.
Judge Shumway Of the superior court
and the counsel In the $1,000 damage
case Of Samuel e Hubbell VS.. the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road company went to Seymour yester-
day to view the scene of the accident
upon which Hubbells claim Is based.
The after Is an elderly man of New
Britain and claims his horses were
frightened by train of the defendants
and that they ran wildly throwing him
out and injuring him badly.
WHITING COULDN'T SETTLE.
The efforts of the New Haven Button
company to make composition IN
bankruptcy, and settle with creditors
for 40 per cent has failed, and the es-
tate will now go through the usual
form. The concern Is IN the hands Of
Peter Cogan as trustee, and he VIII be
ordered by the court to wind up It's az
fairs, The company, through it's pres
j,ent. Frank Whiting. filed petition in
bankruptcy several weeks ago and soon
after made an offer of 40 per cent"
which was agreeable to creditors. The
matter was to Eave been passed upon
Yesterday by the referee, but 1t was
found that the parties who were to
have furnished the capital to make the
settlement possible had booked out.