The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-05

Many Small Suits and Only SIX divorce
Cases-suit Against RaiIrOad-Coe
Brass Co. Sued-Engineer's Case Con-
tinued-Bankrupt's wife Has Big
Claim-Frank Haneock's Trial-ShOp-
filters HeId-City Court News.
The number of cases returned for
trial at the December session of the
superior court are fewer in number
| than has been the case for many
months past The docket is as follows;
Estelle Russell, Administrative, VS.
Max A. Durschmidt Of Derby. Suit for
$4,000. The defendant was the contract
or for building ST. MichaePs church in
Derby and on September 20, 1905, it is
| alleged he took down a railing near an
| embankment which had been used as
protection for pedestrians. The plain
tiff's decedent, William A. Russell, fell
over the embanlkment, and sustained
| Injuries from which he died.
A similar suit is brought against the
city of Derby, in which $1,000 damages
are claimed.
Wallace B. Robertson of New Haven
sues the W. c. Langley Furniture Co.
of Waterbury for $500, alleging false
Imprisonment. In July he was arrest
ed, he alleges, on the complaint of the
defendant company, who said he had
converted personal property to his own
uses Subsequently plaintiff was dis
| r. q road h1y tbn in, tnYshIII.y
Charles OFT VS.. Patrick f. Hatch
Suit for $4,000 alleged to be due because
the defendant did not keep an agree
ment to purchase from the plaintiff for
$4,000 the premises at Is Baldwin
street
HuiIda skog vs. Consolidated Rail
way CO. A suit for $1,000 damages.
Plaintiff brings suit through Oscar
Skog She was struck by trolley car
in Farren avenue on September 2S, 1905,
and suffered severe injuries.
John H. Lloyd VS.. William L. Lloyd
A dispute over accounts regarding a
pharmacy business IL Naugatuck,
which both conducted Damages of
$1,000 claimed.
Hannah ]. II. Ives of Iowa VS.. Joseph
B. Morse, Suit to collect $1,009.56 al
legged to be due the plaintiff on ac-
counts. The defendant had acted as
plaintiffs agent, and it is alleged there
Is a balance due to the amount stat
ed
Edith L. Drake vs. Cora r. Drake
Suit to recover on a note for 81, 400.
Plaintiff lives in Branford
President Arthur T, Hadley of Yale
VS., Thankful w. Jefferson and Thomas
e. w. Jefferson. Suit to foreclose on
note for $4,000 Property involved Is
in South Grand avenue The note was
given on February 5, 1898. The attach
ment in the case is for only $780, De-
PENDANTS now live in Branford Mr..
Jefferson was formerly In the plumbing
business in New Haven.
The Fidelity and Casualty Co. Of New
Haven VS.. the Holly Lumber Co. of Vir-
ginia. Suit to recover on a premium
on insurance for 81, 200 damages.
Elsie Marie I'enwick VS.. City Of New
Haven. Suit for $4,000 Plaintiff is the
nine months old child of John S. Fen
wick who brings the suit as guardian
On August 81, 1906, the child while CO.
ing along Wolcott street was caught
under her chin by wire which hung
from pole. The child was thrown vio-
lently to the curbstone and sustained
severe injuries to her back, arms and
legs.
The father also brings suit in his OWE
name for So, 900.
fr,rr1t. 49, y -tA.,,l- a TN.
green Cemetery association, VS.. Chas.
c.. Hatchkss, ct al Foreclosure for
$1,000. Property in Goffe street inyolv-
ed.
William G. Edwards, ct AL, VS.. Will
liam A, Beers, ct ux. Suit for fore
closure on note for $4,000 Property in
Brown street involved
DIVORCES.
James A. Bristol VS., Jane A. Bristol.
Married March 30, 1863. Desertion al
legged.
Elizabeth #. Irvine VS.. Frederick w. |
Irvine. Married January l, 1901. De-
sertion and intemperance alleged.
James H. Martin vs. Caroline w.
Martin Married April rs, 1899. Deser- /,
ton alleged.
Mary j. Mortell vs. Dennis James
Mortell. Married February, 1898. De-
serti0n and cruelty alleged.
Camilla E. Remington VS.. Oliver C.
Remington of Meriden. Married MAY ..
1889. Desertlon alleged
Georgiana Stevens VS.. Joseph Whit
field Stevens Married June 16, 1885.
Intolerable cruelty Is alleged in the
suit. Alimony of So 900 asked for