Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-13
SHORT CALENDAR.
Sanzivaro Case Will Go to Superior
 Court to Await Grand Jury.

Court to Await Grand Jury.
 A bench warrant was issued by Judge Elmer at short calendar in the superior court to-day against Vincen- 70 Sanzivaro, who is charged with the murder in the first degree of Antonio Ciminera last Sunday night. This process takes the case from the 1ur1s- diction of the city court, before which accused was to be tried tomorrow morning, to the superior court to await the action of the grand jury. This body will be called in on the 21st instant, a week from next Tuesday, instead of next Tuesday as was previously ar ranged.
 An argument in taxation of costs and form of judgment in the suit of Brennan vs the Berlin Iron Bridge company was postponed, and the case of Attorney John O'Neill vs Mary E. W. Smith was ordered transferred from the New Haven court docket to the local docket.
 Demurrers by the defendant in the three suits of Motz, ct ux, Sengastaker, ct ux and Belle Johnson vs The Turn bull company were then argued. These are suits for islander and Illegal ar rest. The demurrers claimed that the simple statement by the defendants accusing the plaintiffs of stealing goods from their store and that said statements were published in the news papers did not constitute islander, or the fact that their alleged arrest was also published in the papers they were not injured by the defendant Plaint- ifs replied that the primary speech and act of the defendant was the solrce and cause of said publication fx~S1 +1,r dn- fendant was liable. Decision was withheld.
 A motion by defendant in the suit , of Nellie Northrop against the Con- necticut Railway and Lighting com pany to be allowed to cite In the Con- necticut Railway and Lighting Go as co-defendant was next heard. Plaint- if claimed the Connecticut Railway and Lighting company was already in court and that she desires to have the case heard by Jury and that the de fendant does not. Decision was reserv- ed. M {rt4
 The divorce case of Cora ID. Perez vs Frank O. Perez was then presented. The grounds of the action was habit ual intemperance. Mrs Perez testified she was married in 1895 and that sey- eral times she was obliged to leave her husband. For five years they lived in Meriden. Defendant is a barber. The final separation took place last September. During the past four years defendant was almost constant ly intoxicated. After every separation he. would visit plaintiff and pretend contrition and she would reIent and consent to live with him. Charles B. Bohan and William D. Thayer, police men of Meriden, and Fred Habersing of the same town testified for the petf- tition and it was granted, and plaint- 1H's maiden name restored to her.
 The divorce case of Minnie c. Chat field vs Royal B. Chatf1eld went over to next week. This disposed of the divorce cases X
 Attorney Wood asked for tempo rary receiver for the Domestic Pie Baking company. Henry Wuest rep- resentfng the company testified to the ownership of the stock and that its value was about $1,O0O He has been three months in possession and all that time he said he has been bothered by the creditors about paying whose debts there seemer to be misunderstanding. The court ordered the application be amended. B. R. Perkins was appoint ed receiver under bond of $2.OOO and Edward l.. Lincoln and Warren S Trott, appraisers