The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-10
CRIMINAL COMMON PLEAS Do-
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 The May term of the criminal side of the common pleas court opened yester-t day morning with Judge Ullman on the bench.
 The first case taken up was James Hayes appeal from the judgment of the city court, where he was fined SlO0 for keeping a disorderly house on George street In this case Attorney Fitzgerald, representing the accused, asked for a postponement, as his client is i'll in New York. Prosecutor Wood ruff opposed the postponement on the ground that the case had been put over for more than year already on the! same ground and he said that it was his belief that Hayes was trying to evade the ordeal of the trial Judge. Ullman set the case down Tor next Tuesday, and in the event of Hayes nlt appearing at that time his bond of $oVo will be called.
 Jay s. Davis, minor, charged Wltn theft and burglary, did not appear Tn court and neither did his counsel At forney Goodhart, who had a case III the superior court Judge Ullman ordered the bond in both cases called On the first charge the the bond fobn was slppv payis I the bows father, is the bondsman. Z The cases against George SOCK, oL Meride1, and Thomas Butler, oL lnis city. who keeps "a hotel at Lighthouse Point. both 0 fwhom are charged With Violation of the Sunday sliquor law, were continued, the former until next Tuesday and the other until later IT III the term, no definite date being set for fha haaring " - Frederick i Thompson, who is alleged to have robbed a couple of prepaid gas was continued by Judge Hubbard at the February term of the court, was placseo pse in the custody of Probation Officer Pres. ton for six months. 1T at the eng oh 1l the charge against him will be nolled. He is a minor
 Frank Giglio, an Italian, of Derby, pleaded guilty to two counts oL orsacn a.s, of the peace against James Salone com mitted at Derby, and was sentenced to sixty days in jail and given a me or s75. eo,, theft, pleaded guilty and was given ten days in jail, with a fine of $20. He took SIS from the cash drawer Of William Doolan's saloon, for whom he worked at Samuel Magtrochio, arrested for va srancy, pleaded guilty to being incofri- gible and was committed to the reform 5- 4 ! l
 Ralph Guidone was before the court for stealing $3 worth of coal. He plead- ed not guilty and his case will De tried The case against Harry Killiam, in which he is charged with not comply ing with an order of the court to pay his wife a stated sum each week for her support, went over until to-mor- Tie court adjourned until this morn ing. s DICKERMAN SUES FOR DIVORCE
 Deputy Sheriff Haloran yesterday served papers on Mrs. George Dicker- man, of Cheshire, in a suit for divorce brought by George Dickerman, a we'll to-do farmer of that town Mrs. Dick erman had James K. Clancey, a farm hand; arrested for assaulting her and at the Apri. term of the superior court he was sentenced to from two to four years in prison for his crime Now the $ husband alleges. that his wife was . imprisoned man.
 MRS. STEWARTS APPEAL FROM
 PROBATE.
 Jason P. Thomson, counsel for the ap. pellant, and c. B. Matthewman, counsel for the appellee, yesterday filed with Judge Case in the superior court briefs 5 in the case of Mrs. Annie E. Stewards appeal from probate.
 The late Judge Cable was admins trator of lls. the g estate :, of Mrs. steWart,s owned East Rock. Mrs. Stewart Is try ing to recover from Judge Cables Wid- oW money she says Judge Cable owed to her husbands estate.
 WILL DECIDE LIABILITY.
 The question of whether the Merwir Gl g