Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-14
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side - Judg,
 Robinson.

Superior Cours - Civil Side - Judge
 Robinson.
 Divorces granted yesterday were:
 Lucy A. Tyrrell from Dwight 8. Tyrrell. of New Haven. The plaintiff, formerly Lucy A. Merwin, married defendant Febru- sry Q, 1881. On January 5. 1887, the defend ant deserted the plaintiff. Name of defend- ant changed to Lucy A. Merwin.
 Julia Brainard of Waterbury, from George 8. Brainard of Dorchester, Maas. The plain tiff, formerly Julia Cooke, married defend- ant October 27, 1888. Ground of divorce, adultery.
 Bella J. Mott from Justin B. Mott of An- sonia, ground of adultery. Name changed to Bella Blaine.
 Kate Ooffey from James F. Coffey of New Haven. Grounds cruelty and intem- perance.
 Maria Johanna Schaufele from Jacob Schaufele, both of New Haven. The plaintiff was married to the defendant October g, 1881; her name was Mary Schneider. Ground, habitual intemperance. The complainant Is awarded one minor child, Frieda, aged four years, and the sum of $l, 100 is given in ali- mony.
 Adele D. Booth from Eli B. Booth of Meri- den, for intolerable cruelty.
 Antonetta Fusco from Gaetano Fusco of New Haven, for intolerable cruelty. Frederick A. Little of Waterbury from Nellie of Bridgeport.
 THE PAPER CASE. Arguments in the paper case of W. J. At water vs. the board of education will be made this afternoon. The evidence is all concluded.
 | The petition of Charles J. Ender for @ de- cree of foreclosure of mortgage on property l of William H. Bradley in Stevens street was heard. The amount due Is q, 200 and accrued interest. The defendant was given until next Tuesday to file his defense.
 George D. Watrous was appointed com. missioner to hear the case of Julius Tyler, ,jr.. vs. ths Hop Bitters Manufacturing company. Clsy Court - Crlninal Side - Judge Pickett.
 Michael Banpahan, violation of liquor law, nolled on payment of $18.64 costs; Fly | men Armen, violation of liquor law, $l fine and $16.M costs; Alfred Angus, taking horse without permission, continued; Willis M | of $50; Lucy Cameron, vagrancy, 60 days in | jail and $7.06 costs; John Bosworth. non suphort of wife, 30 days in jail or bond oi $651or six menths' support. court Notes. | BEFORE COMPASSIONATE WRIGHT. | A Bridgepurt case, that of Edward H Strong of Bridgeport, charged with making exorbitant charges in aiding in procuring { pension for William s. Brill of that place was heard by United States Commissions W. A. Wright yesterday. Mir. Brill testi. fed that in June. 1880. he had applied for { pensien through Washington law firm About year and half ago he engaged Mr Strong to look up evidence in the case. MT Strong fgufed that MT. Brill ought to re- ceivs between 5000 and 5000 and asked him if he did get him such an amount if h. would give him $10O. Mir. Brill said h' would. On April 15 of this yea the pension was granted. MT. Bril- gave Strong $2l, and this, with wha he had given him before made $41. Bril- had also opened an account with Strong fo l about $27. When the settlement was mad it was found that Brill had really give1 Strong $e7.75. Strong demanded the TO mainder of the $100 and Brill refused Strong brought suit and attached Brill' store. The parties came together in Bridge port and made settlement between them selves by which Strong paid Brill $4e. Tn statutes say that anyone who shall charR more than $10 in any pension case shall b. fined not more than $500 nor imprisoned no more than two years, or both.
 Commissionsr Wright found probable cause and bound Strong over to the United States district court. The bonds wore placed at $500 and were furnished by George T Benham of Bridgeport. NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE.
 John Bosworth, eolored, of 93 Webste street, who was married to the daughter 0 John Bell of Webster street May 6, WA tried for non-support of his wife yesterday Bosworth is waiter in Bells restaurant
 Bosworth was sentenced to 30 days in jail o
 to furnish bond of $65 to furnish the com
 plainsnt with g. 50 per week for six months --~~ LUCY CAMERON. =
 Lucy Cameron was given 60 days in jai