The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-19
FiGlSTINO LEFT
ESTATE Worth S9,OS7
Inventory of Italian Bankers
Property Filed in the
Probate Court.
MANY UNSECURED NOTES
W. Il. Hayes Sues Mrs. Cath
crime McGrath on Build
ing Contract.

The inventory of the estate of the
late Giuseppe Fagastino, the Italian
banker, who was found dead in bed
some weeks ago at his home in East
street, was filed in the probate court
Saturday, and shows that he left col
leetible estate of $9,0S764. There are,
however. over $1,000 worth of unseour-
ed notes which would bring the amount
UP to $10.24S24.
On a contest over the settlement OF
the estate the Italian consul, Michele
Riccio, was appointed administrator.
and Attorney Rocco Ierardi and Joseph
Lenzi appraisers They found the books
of. the bank in an intricate mess, which
when finally Strengthened out showed
cash on hand of $5,7217S, which with
checks and other notes was brought up
to $5,934.19, Deeds to q half interest
in hts home at 422 East street. valued
at $1,000, and deeds to land in Three
Rivers, Mass, valued at $500 were also
found The appraisers, however, put in
their value at $500, and so far as could
be learned no security whatever COW
cred them.
william H. Hayes a carpenter and
builder Of Baldwin street has brought
suit against Mrs. Catherine McGrath to
recover 5000 on a building contract.
The suit is the result of disagree
ment between the contractor and Mrs.
McGrath over the construction of a
house on Putnam street. which Mrs.
McGrath says was not satisfactorily
done. She refused to pay the balance
due on the job.
The suit is returnable to the city
court. Deputy Sheriff Phillip Goodhart
has attached property belonging to
Mrs. McGath on Putnam street.
Notice Of a claim against the city for
damages in an amount not stated has
been filed with City Clerk Street by
Attorneys Fitzgerald and Walsh, act
ing for Hannah OConnor stepped into
a hole in the sidewalk in front of 23T
Hamilton street, and sustained injuries
which viii lame her for some time
Among the injuries were the gathering
of both knees bruises all over the body
and the bursting of several small blood
vessels: She alleges that she will not
be able 10 walk as we'll as before the
accident for some time.
Sperry e. Barnes Co. has brought. suit
against Sylvester Wethofcky, a grocer
with store on Mill street, Annex
claiming payment for provisions fur
nished to the amount of $500.
Constable Roscoe F. Brown served the
papers and the case is returnable to the
city court Monday, August 10. Carl Al
Mears Is attorney for the prosecution.
Charles w. Beckley charged with vio-
| lating the state fishery laws in taking
| Holsters under size from the sound. did
not appear when called In Judge Hep
burns court at Milford Saturday, and q
bond of $50 put up by him was called
| and forfeited Mr.. Beckley belongs In
Southington, and is member of the
board Of. selectmen there. He Is sum.
mering at Woodmont, and 1t was there
that he was arrested on August 10 with
the small Holsters In his possession.
Following close upon several other
Meriden failures, In addition to other
failures in cities and towns In that sec
| ton OF the state, Is the filing of pc
tition in bankruptcy before Referee
| Newton In this city of Frederick Fl
| Lewis. He conducted a grocery store
in Meriden. He gives as his liabilities
in rough about $500, with rough as
sets of $1,000,
Vincenzo Branchi, who in the city
court Friday was warned to keep away
| from Miss Flora Mcleod of 100 TIigl
street, where he formerly boarded, as
his attentions to her were Objectionable
was again in court SATURDAY. as he hat
not needed the warning. Judge Math.
! ewson decided to continue the case I'M.
| til August "a to have the man examin.
| ed by lunacy commission. Vincent
| lives now at 54 Hill street