Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-15
CITY NEWS

l There was no city court to-day, th' first time in some months.
 If you are going to wave a handker chief to the handsome girls along th' line of parade Saturday get one of th' latest ones with fancy borders in Up son, Singleton & Co.'S South Mail street store.
 At bar meeting in the city court to day the docket was called and q large number of cases were taken off for va rious reasons. Cases assigned fol hearing were flanagan vs Cininaro 17th; Tewey vs Musler, 21st ant Pritchard vs Mameh 20th.
 l List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Q. H. Bennett, LeoI Boucher, Miss Jennie Chadwick, Henry Dunham, Mrs James Dawson, Millit Delaney, Miss Nina B. Hoadley, VII 1 liam Hickey, Miss Tessie Kusker, Miss Rose McClusky, 0. E. Schramn Franf R. Sweet
 Timothy Mulcanry of Torrington anf Miss Katherine Lynch of Union stree were married this morning at the I'm maculate Conception church. Rev w ]. Slocum performed the ceremony ant celebrated the nuphal mass. Andrew Lynch was best man md Miss Alic, Mulcanry was maid of honor.
 Attorney O'Neill appears determined to push the Lathrop case to q speedy trial. He has filed the usual applica ton with Clerk Marsh of the superior count asking the case to be put on tut assignment list, Meanwhile, how ever, the preliminary examination will proceed The next hearing Il down for tomorrow.
 Say, what became of the @4,OO( worth of crushed stone which wa: stolen from Baldwin street and spirit ed away to other parts of the town P inquired south end resident this morning. He claimed that the money value of the macadam ''swiped'' was over $4,000 and that every pound of il should be accounted for.
 An appeal to the supreme court will be taken from Judge Peasley's decis ion for the plaintiff in the suit of the half brothers. William Grilley agains1 Homer Atkins, for possession of deed to a certain lot in Waterville Mrs Atkins. mother of the contestants, frs deeded the land to Grilley, her frs son, and subsequently, to Atkins.
 Alderman Hewitt says he has asked about two hundred persons what the5 thought about blowing the whistle at 9 o'clock and nearly every one of then wanted 1t. A few didn't care any thing about it. but the number was very small. The principal reasons guide to correct time. which prompts IA must have lot of poor timepieces. Judge Lowe, as counsel for Andrew Esfnhart, proprietor of the Harls house. has prepared schedule of hi. business affairs for presentation to ths court Of bankruptcy tomorrow morn Ing. The schedule shows liabilities ot $4,O00 and assets of about the same amount, consisting mostly of the hote 1 furniture. which MT Esanhart claims cost him $1O.000. His largest credi tors are T. IF. Hayes of this city ant Mrs Payne of Bristol. The first is for liquor and the last for rent.
 James Griffen. who was arrested i, Mii- Plain, his home. a few days ago by Detective Keegan, on a charge o bigamy, has been released. His arres was at the request of the Danbury offl cIals and upon the complaint of hi Wife's people, who claimed that he hat wife living in Armenia, N Y. Yes terday the complaint upon which h, was arrested was nolled and GriffeI returned to town last evening. He wa. married in Brewsters, N. Y, June 2 l sorely against the inclinations of hil wife's people
 Mrs Fena Rochon. nee St Louis, hai entered suit for divorce from her hus band John. through Attorney Russell Mrs Rochon lives on South street and her husband is employed by the Wa 1 terbury Clock Go. They have no l lived together in some time. In hel petition Mrs Rochon alleges habitua ! intemperapce and intolerable cruelty since January, 1897, up to the time she last left him. The custody of one child, Florence; aged three years, is in volved in the issue. and Mrs Rochor asks for it. Thev were married or November 10. 1894. The suit is re turnable to the superior court the thir6 l Tuesday in this month.
 Steam shovels as a. scarecrow fol horses were discussed at the meeting Of the board of public works vested Oay uAtOAhOOns MI OdlIuS QluIlH think the big shovel is in it at this business with road sroller. The shovel, he said, stays in the same place. but the roller pursues you UT and down the street. Mir Hotchkiss of the street department said his horses are not afraid of the roller, but they do prick up their ears and try tt climb fences at sight of one of those ice cream carts with an umbrella over 1t. He thought such things shouldn'i be allowed on the public streets. The mayor admitted that the ice cream man's push cart with the umbrella at tadhinent was the best thing he knew fo scare horses with. but he didn't see what could be done about them MI Holmes said that they are vehicles and have rights on tho streets just the