Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-06

asked for divorce from his wife Mary on the ground of desertion. Tho woman only lived with him . few months after their marriage in Newark, N. J., January 12, 1S86 The case was continued in or der to allow the introduction of further evidence.
 Attorney o. Fl. D. Fowler, counsel for Harry E. Waldron in the suit brought by him for divorce from Annie N. Wal dron, made motion for the appointment of Q committees to hear the evidence. Judge Wheeler denied the motion, saying that if necessary the case could be heard in chambers.
 Bernard Hallingsr of Waterbury asked for divorce from Mary Hallirger on the ground of dessrtion. He testified that his wife left him without cause and that she has refused to live with him since. As the evidence ubnitted was not satisfao- tory to the court, the petitioner was al- lowed a continuance for two weeks to in- troduce further evidence.
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 Leurens Hede, petitioned for divorce from Lena Hede On serious grounds, Hede was compelled to marry the woman July 2, 1892. He insisted at the time that he was not responsible for the woman's EIOUplcS huO IeIuS0A tO Ao4 uhuii jail stared him in the face. He never lived with her a day from the time of the mar riage, but she is about to be a mother again. The correspondent Is . Swede whom the defendant admitted to the pe- titioner to be the father of her child. The decree was granted.
 MARRIED AGAIN IMMEDIATELY.
 Immediately after the granting of the de- cree second marriage was performed in the office of Registrar Carr. Lena Hede was divorced at 2:40 from her husband, and during the hearing she. in company with Nels Nelson of Woodbridge, wept to the office of the registrar of vital statistics and applied for a marriage license. Registrar Carr went to the court to see If the divorce had been granted. The decree was granted as he entered the court room. He returned and issued 6 license, and at 2:50 o'clock the wedding of Nels Nelson and the di- vorced woman took place in the city hall. Nelson is q Woodbridge, farmer, twenty two years of age, while the bride is twenty three. Both are Swedes. The following jury cases were assigned for trial:
 Tuesday, January o-Dowd vs. Bartholomew administrator; Cain vs. Bracken.
 Wednesday, January 10-Bristol, ct al, vs
 
 Tuesday, January 1e The 0. & 0. Motor com Tuesday, January 23-C -ChfttendeA s appeal from probate, special; Farnham's appeal from pro bate, special.
 Tuesday, January 30-Ball vs. The American Oyster company, special.
 Superior Court-Criminal Side-Judge Wheeler. In this court yesterday Patrick Daley of Meriden, charged with burglary, wal found guilty and sent to state prison fol one year.
 Walter Wilroy, charged with forgery, was convicted and sentenced to one year in state prison.
 The trial of James Kerwin of Meriden charged with burglary, was commenced late yesterday afternoon and continued until Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. City Court-Criminal side-Judge Cable. William Lancaster, non- support, con | tinued until February 5; Frederick Turner l reform school complaint, discharged George Whitfield, forgery, continued tt
 January 12; Nora Farley, lascivious car
 riage, nolied; Timothy Crowley, same
 same; same, non-support, bond of $l5(
 ordered for $4 week or 40 days in jail Robert Robinson, breach of peace, ,$25 fine