The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-11
FOUR DIYORCES GRANTED
JUDGE I'RENIICE'S BUSY DAY IN
 THE SUPERIOR COURT.

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 Gases Assigned for Trial Next Week
 Two Judgments in Common Pleas Court
 Rendered by Judge HotchlSlss.
 Judge Prentice granted four diyorces yesterday at the short calendar session
 of the superior court.
 Josephine P. Ingram was granted a
 divorce from her husband, Herman D.
 Ingram, both of this city, on the ground
 of adultery. Ada Perkins is named as
 the correspondent in the cause. The couple were married December IS, 1878.
 There are no children. Ingram and the
 Perkins woman were arrested together
 in a room on Broadway by a private de- tective last winter employed by the wife, The couple formerly lived at 129 Henry street. Mrs. Ingrams name was changed to Josephine F. Palmer. William Davis of Derby was granted divorce from his wife Ida A. Davis of East Weymouth, Mass, on the ground of adultery committed with James Ken zlin in New Haven in December, 1894. The couple were married February 26, 1891.
 A divorce was granted to Mrs. Jen- nie M. Plumb of Milford from her hus- band, Loren s. Plumb of Munson, Mass. The case was heard by Attorney E. F. Arvine as a committee and the ground was that of intolerable cruelty. Upon his recommendation the decree was granted. They were married in 1867 and have three children
 The case of Mrs. Axtelle against her husband, Dr. Thomas l.. AXtelle, well known physician of Waterbury, for di- vorce, was to have been heard yester- day. but was postponed owing to the absence of Mrs. Axtelle's counsel, Att torney P. w. Chase. She alleges deser- tion and adultery.
 c. s. Mersick, receiver of the Anso- mia Electric company, was authorized to pay dividend of 10 per cent. to the creditors of the concern yesterday. This is the second dividend of 10 per cent. that the concern has paid.
 G. A. Gould of Bridgeport was yester- day appointed permanent receiver of the Duchess Ruffiing company of this city. The concern is solvent, the object of appointing a receiver being to settle it's affairs, as 1t is going out of busi- ness.
 E. Der. Shelton was appointed per manent receiver of the Franklin Brass and Bronze company of Derby. The court also authorized Receiver Shelton to borrow $2000 to pay labor claims, etc
 Hezel1iah Clark of Milford has insti- tuted suit for divorce from Maria l.. Clark of the same town. The husband alleges that his wife deserted him. Both are of middle age and the plaintiff is farmer. Their courtship had continued fifteen years and finally resulted in Q marriage, which seems to have proved to be a failure Mrs. Clark, according to her husbands allegations, has desert ed him and this is his ground for the divorce suit. The case will soon be tried at a session of the civil superior court.
 Notice of appeal was filed yesterday in the case of the town of Ansonia vs. Judge Studley, which was decided in favor of the defendant by Judge Prem tice Thursday.
 The New Haven Savings bank was granted a judgment of foreclosure on property or JO0N w. w HlllIlB eL dls lO the amount of $1 800 by Judge Prentice yesterday. Time for redeeming the was fixed at the third Friday in June.
 The plea in abatement filed by At torney Kleiner, counsel for Thomas J. Coffey, in the appeal taken by John T. Manson from the decision of the county granting him liquor It. cense, was argued yesterday. The ground of the plea was that John T. Manson was not taxpayer and there fore under the statute he was not quail flied to file an appeal. Manson filed the appeal in behalf of the Law and Order league of this city. Decision was re- served.
 The assignment list of the superior court for next week is as follows:
 Tuesday, May 14-Williams vs. Lilley, at ux.; Leete vs, the Southern New Eng land Telephone company.
 Wednesday, May 15-Kreis vs. New Haven; Rosenoff vs. New Haven; At water vs. the Morning News Co.,; Sulli- van vs. the Morning News Co.,; Ezekiel G. Stoddard, trustee, vs. Prince & Whitely, ct als.
 Thursday, May 16-Deloy vs Deloy; Monson vs. Minor; Beecher, ct als. vs New Haven, ct als.; Beecher vs. New Haven; Sargent x Go. vs. Futile, col Iector of taxes.