The sun., 1881-12-04
MRS. any GrY rHs1IFYIxG.
Telling Whv she i.rrt her Aged Hu'banc
who,. VIII she 1. Conte.ting.

Telling Syhv she L-rt her Aged Husband,
who's. VIII she IL Conte.ting.
NERIpEN. Conn, Nov. 2s.-When the late
Joel H. Guy married the dashing widow Nrs
Amy Wethere.l he was more than 10 years Old.
and she was not yet 40. This was Ave years
ago. At the tins OF hi death. about six months
since. Mr.. Guy was President OF a nank n this
city. and of another in Niddletown. lie had
filed almost every town office. and had
served in the State Senate. He was fruga!
man. but 1t was never said that he was unjust Or
that hc had ever done n shonorable action IN
his enIeavor To accumulate wealth.
Mr.. Guy 5 marriage WAS not happy. Ina year
or Two he and his wife We're living apart Npy
Mrs. Guy i cont sting hls Wal. The huH ol
former WIFE and - other relltvrs. To repr9s"n,
the heirs in court. Cnited states senator Par
- Mrrltep. st9i" Au'rnsy Ti,on T.: poolts
-,lg'i. The Hon. SImuel l.. Warner Of Vi IDLE
town Is At present Mrs. Guy. only auoIucy;,
aEplird T 10 Tie the Probss Conrt for " an ailowancs
pending tbs settlement OF the estnte. \ ter
hrarinG $4,000 was allowed. Tue adu.ia,
Of tns heirs. appealed. and ihis no.,
peal has harn hcur" Ju re BaHrI' y
in tlN Superior Court. New Haven. several ID y
ot Tho p1si wfeE. Mrs. Guy was on the Wins,
stand tur several nOurs. and she told al t'ou,
with Mr. GUY. She testified that he a-r'.i. ~
rasr sne wouhi consent To a marriage aud walNs
ali further claims TO ma estate. 10 give her on
quurier OF all he was WORTH. lie -.
inatei the git NJ s25U00. aui he tnr'N'f
aRreei that he won 4 pay her $4,000 cash u 'Wa 'a
aud - arrange that the r-mBlr.rE So"
would 20 Ia her one year after lis death. 80
coup.e uRd not been matted four rec ~. -
they had u q .-agreement. and thereafter quar-
re %er" frequent.
MrE. Gay niI'ir quite a picture AS she sat -
the wltuess box. wrapped In a seal-kin stelu,,
and with two large diamonds ntsnins IA a'.
earrings. dlsiainfuily desrriblug soma ol ~
eours !" she said, he had enough ur+'i nLi
huurr and surn stuN IN the house. tui
used 10 something p"ttHr and ilr +''-
time ilnsd al u restaurant Then fe 2. -, -
10 great TStrayEsaLc- to have my -.N ~
former husband around tus house. % 20 Gus
waen we married ne said that his y 7use
always be u nome for my boy" sac lt'a
OF ttH young mans illness. Rul "a rLF-.-'n,
recommendation tlat he trhyrt lh
SCUM. Mrs. Guy WIS a''Fi-ri r.
Will her sou. 2lr. tiHv YHs not tt"f -"
gong. hu' whrr -N" H-.rI ttr sit.H'
scpArIt" 'uuH'etHUru .'.r tr" yrfr -''+ '.N'
tp L- i..4H %" ~ ui a.; '.st-n -' ',
war. tHtI"t lu..ar taH 'u4l.- a-. .- .
sl.u.1. lur.t =he -eIt Bus ..u-... t''.'' '. -
Ia o a-.aln Tor any leu-tr nt tluI". 4. i'-
slss "as iylrZ IA NttIItdehi. five ,l-.--
Mrr. ten. Sf.F ha-teuad lU MS house - -f''
ilen 20 assert her property rights. r-r.
IL opposition 10 ;he uIpn'llun ''r an a,
au't Tor her support l"a.iiu: l." ~.-i.'
a"r hu-httII- estate. aL r-rGr. ig % j..
p As rHI.- J. ami ft-tl''Ht tf.t' ir-- ~
I!1trTiy ga lat 'Ey. Ia'- bHr IY neg '- -
baud. y ut cell at Z r-e1 sale .r .. H .-
allowance. because she had not Teen al
wife TO hsr husband. aud even during -
illness she was not with nln. reIUs4LG - 49,
when be sent for her.