Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-25

not lived together since a year ago next month. but she sees him pass her house, and he Is often intoxicated. Her maiden name was Jennie Johnson and her first husband was named Munroe, by whom she had son who is now dead.
 Her sister, Rowena Lazarus, testi- fled to Kelley being intoxicated often and Constable stanton said he was a dissipated man. He is a good workman if he will leave liquor alone but he will not do that.
 James LaErlamme of Montville was given a divorce from Grace Windsor LaFlamme on the grounds of adultery. They were married at Pequot. 16 years ago. She left him four years next May. He came home from his work as teamster on a Saturday night and found her gone. His daughter. aged IT, said she had taken car for Nor- wich. He had had no trouble with her and never knew why she went. Her maiden name was Grace W. Windsor. She deserted her six chil- dren and left them sick with the humps. He tried to keep his. family together, but could not. He has seen her three times since she left The first was in Franklin square in this city, when she was with man. He asked her why she didn't come home and care for her children, but she said she wouldn't do 1t. He later saw her when she came to her brothers, at Montville, but whep she came in he went out. On the third time he passed her in Uncasville, but they did not speak Since then he has not seen her. He heard she was living under an assumed name in Occum, that of May Brown.
 Attorney Comstock showed certi- fled copy of birth certificate of a son to Grace Windsor, born on August 27, 1s0S the father being given as Joseph F'lamme, but the attorney said he would show that was not so.
 Constable Hickey of Montville tes- tified that he heard the woman was living in Occum and went there with the notice of the pending divorce. He inquired at the boarding house if Mabel Brown was there and was di- rected to go to another door. Mrs; LaFlamme responded and he addressed Ter as Mrs. LaFlamme and read the notice to her. She said she didn't care, as she never expected to live with her husband again. He asked her about a child and she denied there was one. She is working in the mill there.
 Julia F. whipple of voluntown tes- tified that she knew Grace Windsor WHICH d CllllQ anu SAiACr. 1<aoh A1SPeN.-t Der her mother was boarding with Mrs. Whipple. and Mrs. LaFlamme came to see her mother, bringing two weeks old child, which was born at the Backus hospital August 27. She said Jack Curry was the father of the child. The woman. wrote to the man, signing her name Mabel Brown, and received letters under that name. He wanted to see the child and the mother told her to write to him to come out there and bring $10, but she declared he would never see 1t. She stayed there until November 27, 1908, and a week before she went she carried the child away. She said she wasn't go- ing to be tied down with the family of six children which she had. at the age of 3s. and was going out to see the world. She met Curry at Lincoln park.
 Cases Assigned.
 The following cases were assigned for next week at the bar meeting:
 Tuesday, Dec. 2S-Robish vs. Cough lin, on trial; Mintx vs. Foote.
 Wednesday Dec. 29-Perue vs. Con- necticut Railway company.
 On Friday, the last short calendar session of the term will be held. and no case was assigned for Thursday of next week, as no new business for the fury will be taken up on that day un- less it can be finished on Thursday, as the jury will be discharged next week.