Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-26
CITY NEWS

ne lauleS auNlilaFN, A. b. H.. Wlli meet this evening at $ o'clock at k. ol C. hall.
 Paul A. SchultZc. formerly resi- dent of Waterbury, died Monday at his home in East Norwak,
 Attorney Lynch has brought suit for divorce for Guy NatteSon against Nina Natt"Sou. The couple were married ill lHOu and the following year Mrs Mat teSon grew tired of life with her bus hand and quit him. Derscrtjon is al legged. The defendants whereabouts are unknnwn at present. The plaintiff lives in Waterbury.
 Mrs Lucy Watson Hendricks has filed q petition for divorce in the su- perior court She charges her hus- band Herman with intolerable cruelty since 1901. The Hendricks were mar ricd ill March 1S99. Mrs Hendricks wants the custody of their only child and aImony. The suit is returnablc 10 court the third Tuesday in next month
 Mrs rhoch" tallbreath's suit against her former husband for Sl0U
  ulrnablc to the city court, which means delay in reaching d trial. It was to have been heard hy Justice of the Peace Bauby. Mrs Callbreath claims her husband borrowed the money from her a short time prior to their being parted hy divorce.
 A lawsuit over potatoes is keeping |, in Iap f. ford. II. Marcus of Naugatuck claims tn have purchased from Michael Stay uitzal of New Hartford BOO bushels Of EotatoeS in 1902. at 10 cents a hushel. Marcus claims that Stavnitzal refused tc keep 10 his agreement while the de. fcndant lays all the blame on Marcus. claiming that he violated his part of the contract by not calling for the DO tatoes.
 Another attempt was made yester- day afternoon in the district court to dispose of by sale the liquors seized in the Hotel Waterbury a few weeks ago. Attorney Cassidy representing a creditor claims the liquors will be spoiled by keeping them in the hot temperature of the basement of the court house. Expert testimony on the | effects of temperature on liquors was given by John ]. Murphy. manager for | D. T. Hart. During the eXaminatiO | Attorney Seery, representing Mr Shat tuck. proprietor of the hotel, asked NIT | Murphy if q temperature of 20 degrees 1 in summer was not fairly warm, tC which MT Murphy said, lt would be too hot to do much shouting. Decision was reserved.
 The issuing of complaint agains Thomas Hurley for violating the liquor laws turns out to have been all mis take. MT Hurley runs a barroom il 1 the Earle house on Bank street and |; few days ago he appeared in court il response to a charge of maintaining al access from his saloon to the adiOinin! premises. His case was in the hand of Attorney Russell and it was ad 1 journed to this morning to give NJ Russell time to look up the circum stances. It turns out that it was all mistake on the part of the county com missioners and that MT Hurley applie, for hotel license and his application was granted But when the liccns, was issued the word 'hotel' was omit ted, and it seems some busybody S informed Liquor Prosecuting Agen Pierce. When the commissioners wer informed of their mistake and it's con sequences they notified NIT Pierce O their error and advised nolleyiug tn complaint, and this was done thi morning.
 Miss May \. Kane and Henry F Beauregad were married yesterday q 10 o'clock with mass at the CathOli church at Thomaston. The Rev T. NJ oBrien, the pastor, otficiated. Th maid and groomsman were Miss Matil da Kane of Thomaston and John J Beaurcgard of Brockton, Mass. siste and brother of the bride and groom respectively. The uShcrs were Georc Dunn and Charles Gonvard of Water bury and James Kane of Th0mastor Miss Annie Whelan played the Men delsshon's wedding march on the or gan. Following the ceremony th couple and their friends repaired f the home of the brides parents M and Mrs r. F. Kane. at Reynold Bridge. where they enjoyed q weddin breakfast The wedding gifts wer prOfuse and valuable and testified [ inc popularity of the couple. Mir Beauregard has been an cmploye o the New England Watch Co for som time and her husband is one of tn best known young men in the city They returned to Waterbury last nigi, and will he at home to their friend . at their new quarters at l00 Burto