Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-08
COURT CALENDAR.
continued From Second Pase.1
stated before, the remonstrants have be-
come silent
ATTACHMENTS.

stated before, the remonstrants have be-
come silent
ATTACHMENTS.
Boston Loan Company VS.. Dominica
Berry, southboro, $4,000. Superior court
of Suffolk county. Writ served by New
ton. Bartlett & Anderson.
Julia Lacroix vs. Edmund Milette.
Dudley. 5000. First district court of
southern Worcester. Writ served by
Clare. f. E. Deon for plaintiff.
jeremiah Potter vs. William H.
Nugent and Felix Nugent, Clinton. $1,000.
Second district court of eastern Worces-
ter. Writ served by Bartlett Jonathan
Smith for plaintiff.
Joseph GirouX VS.. Joseph Theiraque,
Chicopee Falls, $1,000 Superior court.
Writ served by Clare It. f. Deon for
plaintiff.
BRYANT DIVORCE CASE.
In the superior court, Perry Bryant
OF Douglas has fled a libel for divorce
from Eliza Ann Bryant of Woonsocket,
R. l., on the ground of desertion. The
! libenant claims that he was married to
the libellee Dec. "a, 1881, and that they
lived together until May, 1898, when the
! libellee deserted the libellant, and has
continued such deSertion. The libel is
returnable the first Monday in April
KEEPER AT w. c. YOUNG CO.'S.
A personal attachment in the sum of
$1,000 was served upon the W. C. Young
Manufacturing Company, at their place
of business, II Hermon street, Monday
| afternoon, and keeper, H. A. Mower,
was placed temporarily in charge. The
| plaintiff is Daniel Parlin and the attach
ment is on a note given by the defend
ANTS to the plaintiff. The writ was
served by Deputy Sheriff James Hunt.
| Col r. B. Glasgow appeared for the
plaintiff,
CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT.-UT-
LEY j. MONDAY, MARCH 7.
Charles Sheridan was charged with
breaking and entering the harness store
of George Newhall and the larceny of
two sets of harness and a number of
blankets. Inspector, o'Days said the man
was arrested while trying to dispose of
the goods, the estimated value of which
was SIS. Sheridan was held in $500 for
the superior court a
| Thomas A. Nolan, charged with the
larceny of a pair of gloves from the
pocket of Michael Reed, was held in
$500 for the superior court. Nolan said
he mistook Reed for a friend, and took
the gloves for a joke
Edward Broderick, who was arrested
Saturday for drunkenness and took NOR
phine ON the way to- the station, ex-
plained the matter by saying that he
was bothered by two teeth that ached
continually and took the drug to deaden
the pain He was sentenced to the house
of correction for four months.
Harry Sardovitch, for the larceny of a
pair of shoes from the store of Solomon
Rosenberg. was sent to the house of cor
rection for six months.
The case of Victor st. Martin for
breaking and entering was continued till
today, when his parents will be in court
Kate Lynch for liquor keeping had he1
case continued to April H.
The drunk cases were disposed of as
follows: Thomas Jefferson, Murray NJ
Parker, Thomas Ahassey, Barney
O'Rourke and Thomas Leonard, house
of correction, four months; the last two
appealed; Elizabeth Maloy, state farm
six months; Thomas P Moriarty, Frank
Collins and John Flynn, $40; George
Burning and Sarah Heating, continued
until tomorrow; Sylvester Ahanan, con-
tinued until Wednesday.