Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09
COURT RECORD.

Superior Court - Civil Side - Judgo
 Prentice.
 The divorce mill was again in operation in this court yesterday. Seven divorce oases were heard, of which four were granted and three continued.
 Mary F. Ttcs of this city was divorced from her husband, Ellsworth Tioe, on the ground of intolerable cruelty. She was awarded $25O alimony which must be paid within sixty days, and the custody of her six-year- old daughter Elsie. Mrs. Tice also desired to resume her maiden name of Fredericks, but this request was denied, 1t being an unalterable determination of Judge Prentice not to grant any such re- quests where there is @ child, the offspring of the marriage.
 Mrs. Carrie L. Shepard, nee Norton, of this city, was granted divorce from her husband, Curtis D. Shepard of Woonsock- ct, R. L, on the ground of adultery. She was also awarded the custody of her seven months child. The couple married in No vember, 1886.
 Wilhelmina A. Jones of this city was granted divorce from Robert F. Jones of Buffalo, on the ground of desertion, and the custody of her nine-year-old child. The couple were married June Il, 1883, and the desertion took placs July 1, 1888. Lillian L. Wyant of Ansonia was grant ed divorce from William D. Wyant of was also allowed to reeume her maiden name of Houghtaling. The couple We're married December 29, 1889. Captain Aaron M. Hardy of the New Haven Steamboat company was granted Q divorce from Evelins Hardy on the grounds of adultery. The child wss awarded to the custody of the father, ss \ he is the natural guardian.
 Albert E. Andrews of this city asked | for divorce from Jessie O. Andrews, al | 80 of this city, on the grounds of deser- l week. Arthur W. Lego of Meriden also asked for divorce from his wife, Fannie | E. of Plttsheld, Msss., but the case wen, l over until next week.
 The divorce suit of Pratt vs. Pratt will ba heard betore 8 committee instead of in ! open court. The hearing will commence one week from Monday srd ex-Judge Dwight Loomis will be the committee. | Comfort s. Farren of this city, who is suing his wife for divorce on the grounds of incompetence, and Henry B. Leete of Wallingford who wsnts decree on the ground of adultery, were each ordered tc pay their respective wives $50 with which l to defend the suits.
 The Brooklyn Savings bank was granted judgment of foreclosure on a mortgage of Sl1 ,500 held on the Royton house, ir Court street. The time of redemption will be fixed next week.
 Judge Prentice also handed down two decisions. In the case of hugh AcCam bridge against the Birmingham Iron com pany to recover damages for injuries re osived by derrick falling on him tn. plaintiff is awarded $50 and costs. William J. Matthews of this city is also awarded $700 damages from the city for injuries received six or seven montss ago wher Matthews fell on an icy sidewalk and brok' his leg.
 City Court-CrIminal SIde-Judg, Cable.
 | Morris Izenburg, James Arone, Joh1 Arone, Michael Fernio. Nathan Garfunkle Archie Anson, George Hurd. Michae Cetario and Michael Cetario, 2i, reform school complaints, continued until Jun
 15; August Wilhelm, violation of Hquo
 law, continued until June 12; Thomas Coffey, violation of liquor law, continued
 until June 15; Patrick Corcoran, theft $25 fine. three months in jail and costs
 John J. Roche, theft, $25 fine, thre
 months in jail and costs; John J. Mo
 Govern. non-eupport, continued unti ! June 15