The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-07
SUPERIOR COURT SUITS.

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 The number of suits returned to the June session of the superior, court is larger than usual Some of the cases returned follow:
 The Connecticut Railway and Light ing company is the defendant in two damage suits brought by Mary A. El- iiott and John H. Elliott of Ansonia, husband and wife, in which an aggre- gate of 900 damages is asked.
 The Ford company, jewellers, of this city, sues the Durand company of New ark, N. J., manufacturers of jewelry for $2,000 damages, because of a dispute growing out of the fact that the de- fendant did not stamp certain pieces of gold jewelry that came from its fac tory to the store of the plaintiff. It is alleged that the Durand company sold jewelry to the Ford company which was whole. or in part made of gold. The goods were delivered without any stamp to show what proportion of each piece of jewelry was gold. The Ford company noticing this omission lsent the goods back to the manufae- tureF, who refused to accept them. The local concern claims to have been put to lot of bother and expense in the controversy which followed.
 Four suits are returned against Will liam L. Jennings company, wholesale dealers in wines and liquors, formerly doing business on State street. but now defunct. Of these is an action brought by the Sonana Wine and Brandy com pany of Brooklyn, N. T., to recover $1,500 damages.
 M. c. Dingwall brings suit against the New York, New Haven and Hart ford railroad for damages to property from the smoke issuing from the round house.
 Indiana E. Morse asks $, 1000 damages on the same grounds. ,,-'
 Injury to her property in Hamden due to a fire caused by locomotive spark is the ground for a suit against the railroad for $2,0O0 damages brought by Ida Widman of that place.
 Still another matter in which the New Haven road figures, but this time as the plaintiff in the roads action against Philip Cohen and wife of An sonia.
 Samuel Beldmman of New Jersey sues J. Arnold of this city on a debt for s1, 300. It is alleged that Beldman loan ed this amount to the defendant in 1903.
 Mary E. Myers of this city sues Brid- get M. Conroy for s5,O00 for islander.
 Michael Myers, senior member of the firm of M. Myers & Son, shoe edealers in Chapel street, has suit against the city for $1,000 damages for injuries sus- tained by falling on a slippery side walk in St. John street December 15, 1904. His right shoulder was very se- vereIy hurt according to the com plaint
 The Merchants National bank sues to recover $1,000 from J. A. Cochrane & Son, on an account assigned to the bank by S. c. Burwell & Co. now in tho bankruptcy court. The defendant concern is in the wholesale oyster and fish business at Sayville, l.. I. ,
 Among the divorce actions listed are:
 Emil A. Becker, former manager of the Hof Brau house, and at present proprietor of a cafe on Court street, who has asked the court to legally sep larate him from Annie L. Becker of New York, to whom he was married October 6, 1928. MT. Becker alleges cruelty.
 William F. Alexander of Wallingford vs. Madeline E. Alexander of New York.
 Watkins Goodwin of this city vs. Car rie Goodwin of Norfolk, Va. on the ground of desertion.
 Charles G. Hunt of Guilford vs. Lib bic Hunt of Newburg, N. Y.
 Intemperance on the part of Katie Haddon of this city is the ground for the action of her husband, John Had don for a separation after being mar ried since March IS, 1897.
 Minnie Pennellton of this city against George w. Pennellton of Elkview, Pa., Married December 26 1896, and deser- tion is alleged. Gibson Hall of this city, quite well known here as a market gardener, sues Mary I. Hall. They were married December 4. 1901. and the suit is brought on statutory grounds. Lilly M. Johnson vs Charles A. John son. Married March B.. 1903; adultery. Plaintiff asks for the custody of one minor child.
 Frances R. Ladjar of Branford vs, Frank Ladjar of Stamford. Married Oc. tober 10, 1900. Desertion and cruelty, Elizabeth Reiderich against John D Reiderich of this city. Married Decem-
 ber 25, 1896. Intemperance. Lena s. Stetson against Louis E : Stetson of Stamford. Intemperance e and cruelty. Married July 15, 1897. Eva M. Schmidt against Frank
 Schmidt, both of this city. Desertion fs
 charged. Married November "A, 1902 Q ISLANDER SUIT SETTLED. = The suit of Solomon Freedman vs Reuben Schinker, listed for trial in tn, < superior court yesterday, was settled n out of court before it came to trial il It was suit for $2OOO in which ale
 gation was islander.
 Il WANT TO CHANGE NAME. An application was filed in the super for court yesterday by the Marine Pow
 CT company of this city for authority t, if change its name to the Connection Is Power company. No date has been SC