The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-08


 hundred dollars which the plaintiff had deposited with him for investment. The Garfield building in Chapel street and property in Artizan street in both of which the young man has interests, is attached.
 George A. Isbell vs. Joseph Lamar T ta and wife, a. suit on a three thousand dollar note.
 Henry G. Newton vs. William H. As ton ct al, suit for an order of sale of hotel property in Milford, and for or der to cause defendant to make &C., counting.
 Benjamin L. Turner vs. James A. L. Garfield, suit to recover on a $2,564 judgment obtained in New York.
 Charles H. Nettleton's appeal from probate in relation to estate of Owen B. Arnold, of Meriden.
 Edwin S. Greeley vs. Margaret T. Cooke ct al., $2,6O0 foreclosure on Lloyd street property.
 R. & c. Harris & Co., wholesale li- quor dealers vs. John F. Callahan, one thousand dollar foreclosure on Hamden property.
 Regalo Neri vs. the Stanley Works of New Britain and the Berlin Construc- 'tion Company, suit for ten thousand dollars. Neri claims he was injured for life while an employe of the defend ants last November. l Carl Johnson and Juga Johnson vs. the Fair Haven and Westville Railroad Company, suit for five thousand dol lars, On July g, 1902. Juga was thrown from a car of the company and badly hurt
 Frank c. Browns appeal from order of Milford probate court for sale of 1 land which belonged to the estate of 1 William S. Fenn, late of Chicago 1 Catherine l.. Brady's appeal from probate for possession of trust fund de- vised to her in the will of late William Boyd of New Haven. A.
 Frank P Gilbert against Mary Jaco- belli, a one thousand dollar foreclosure an Vine street property. Ceresa Dambacker against Eliza s. Mitchell ct al., a foreclosure on a note for $2,200. Property in Kimberly ave- i nue.
 Elvire W. Fowler ct al., against Ma tilda Morriseau ct al, suit on note for $1,3S9. Meriden property. 1 Chauncey J. Cameron, of Ansonia, against Holden P. Cameron, suit on a $2, 800 note.
 Wilbur E. Nettleton, administrator of Hartford, against Cora Kilburn, of Meriden, suit on a three thousand dol lar note.
 1 The E. S. Wheeler & Company against Consolidated road, a suit to re- plevin forty-four boxes of plumbers supplies and a barrel of handles val ued at $550.
 Charles Cooper & Company, of New York, against Coombs & Company, of New Haven, a suit for five thousand dollars claimed for a bill. of goods sold in 1900.
 Ellen T. Clarke, of Bridgeport, against Michael R. Enscoe, of New Ha- ven; suit to obtain deed of property in Castle street.
 The Pennington Savings bank ] against Frank Schwartz ct al., action fo the foreclosure of a four thousand dollar mortgage on Washington ave- ! nue property.
 Frederick B. Farnsworth, receiver for | the Osborn Machinery Company, against the Independent Thread Com pany of Merden, a suit to decide the proper parties to whom $714.65, which the plaintiff holds in his possession as the proceeds of certain machinery sold by him, with the assets of the Osborn machinery, and claimed by the defend- ants, shall be paid
 
 Henry G. Burns appeal from county commission. In this suit Burns and other Savin Rock residents pray the superior court to set aside the com- missioners' recent decision granting a license to Michael O'Connell to sellli- quors at the OConnell house in Beach street, Savin Rock. ...
 Kittie E. Nordahy, of Milford, against Phineas S. Baldwin, of Milford, a suit for fifteen hundred dollars an an all legged debt.
 The New Haven Savings bank against Thomas F. Cunningham, of New Orleans, administrator of the es- tate of Elizabeth Cunningham, late of this city, a suit for the foreclosure of Hamilton street property on a note for four thousand dollars.
 Mary Lewis, of this city, against James A. L. Garfield, a suit for three thousand dollars on loan made March 15, 1903.
 Constantine Simon, administrator, against Augusta Spangenburg, admin istratrix, a suit for adjudication set- tling the proper constructor of a: will left by Charles Simon, of Utica, who died in 1880.
 Charles s. Mersick against Samuel A. Alderman, three thousand dollar suit over a note. The names of the parties to the di-
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