The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-05

Ehc Dr.. uennett Divorce Csss aaaYu h.
fore tho Public.
Trem ~ New Hsvsn News, Oct a,
Pubic interest ,he Bsnnets ulv8rNe oass /. .s.,n
awakened BY the nc. hss ths Pssner h shs oass has
ssksd permission q ,he oou = take her two children By
Or Bennett out Of This Stae. Dr.. Bennett osrs the fol-
lowing card 70 he public In depreciation Of her stsemut
twill b screwed BY mo following document that
Of the State Of Connecticut To parts unknown: and
her purposes arc accomplished, Is quite probable shall
never see them again She asks the permission % take
away my children to place thousand miles dstant
This woman has received 81 900 from me this present
year, 10 RAISE which was Obliged mortgage my house
TIE cemetery. She has now q suit against me for over
ssa h x dollars, 70 pay for her board If er she
the present case ] know not ! have not sufficient
time 10 meet all her allegations to this present Court /
have 10 confidence IN her statement quite possible
she wishes to 60 to the city Of New York. where my chill
den may be exposed TO influences not in accordance with
my wishes Who, that has the feelings Of father can
ths have thus far suffered an accumulation
oil troubles in comparative silence In justice TO myself
intend 70 lay The facts Of this whole case before the
10 THE HoxoRAHz The SUPERIOR CouRr now in session :.
New Haven, and for the conty Of New Haven Conn:-
Mary A. Bennett, Of the town and county OF New Ha-
Honorable Court which convened the second Tuesday
OF October stS, decree Of divorce her petition as
granted AMI Iassed dividing her form nor late husband
George Bennett, OF said New Haven, and the passing OF
said Decree tie said Court further ordered that the care
and custody u the two minor children Of the said parties
then and now OF tender years. w.t. Ella A. Bennett and
Mary A. Bennett, be awarded TO their said
mother, the said Mary A. Bennett nrst sfore-
saic-but that she should not remove them, or
either Of Them from the State OF Connecticut
without the further OF said court aud that the said
George Bennett DC permitted by her visit said
children, ut the residence OF said mother or wherever
hey might be at tie time beng unreasonable proper
time, till the further order Of this C0urt-a which will
more fully and At large appear by the records Of this
Cburt, TO- be seen. And ew the said Mary A. Ben.
nett informs your Honor that she has in all respcc
piled with the decree and erers aforesaid, her part
be peror med observed; that she is residing
said New Haven, with her said Children and Supporting
herself and them entirely very limited means. and
must exhaust her pecuniary her and their
support. That she has sister, Mrs Coles, the wife of
Judge Coles, of the State Of Minnesota, residing in
che State Of Minnesota aforesaid, in good and com.
husband have invited her, the said Mary A. Bennett
and her two children, TO reside with them, the said
Mr. and Mrs. Coles, at their residence in Minnesota
during the NEST expensive months of the ensuing
year-that Is 10 say, from the present fall to the
next spring summer, free of expense; that She,
the said Mary A. Bennett desrous of making the said
visit with her said children but il advised that II can not
be cOre without the further order of Honorable Court
She therefore respectfully desires your honor 10 rescnd
much Of said order requires her at all times TO con
tnue the residence Of her said children this State She
further would respectfully your honor that the
said George Bennett though he has sought portunty to
said Children and have them with him other WAYS
chan in compliance with the order Of this Court he
has not visited said children does not avail himself
Of the right to visit them the way prescribed by said
order that he has since said decree order was
passed. contributed anything towards the support of
children, though she has good believe and
stead Of contributing, withheld from them portions
Of their wearing apparel, and evinces disposition to
contribute either towards their support education All
- which respectfully submitted to the Court by this ap
phean and she, as in duty bound, will pray, &c.
Dated at New Haven, this 27th day of October 1859
MARY A. BENNETT