Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-06
SUPERIOR COURT DECISIONS
Judge Wheeler Hands Down Five-Demurrers Sustained
Involving New Federal Law-New Breach of Promise
and Divorce Cases Brought for Trial

of the same place because of habitual
intemperance and cruelty. They were
married December Is, 1898 She wants
her name changed to Anne Chapel
Because of intolerable cruelty Nell
lie Pauline Williams of Waterford
sues John A. Williams for divorce.
| They were married August 81, 1901,
and he has been cruel since January,
| 1904 She asks for a divorce, alimony
| and change of name.
Felix Mandler wants a bill from An
ME K Mandler. They were married
August u, 1905. He claims that in
March, 1908, she committed adultery
| with Stephen Congdon in New Lon
don.
Margaret Ahearn cues Annie Nc
Bride to recover $4,000 which the plain
tiff loaned the defendant before March
5, 1909.
Mary z. Burdick and Lucy Maynard
| of Montville and Alice Flagg of Put
nam claim they are aggrievea by the
| will of Amos Church, and take an APP
peal from the probate court of Mont
vile.
The Capitol city Lumber company
of Hartford sues Thomas d. McLaugh-
Ian ct al. to foreclose a judgment lien
amounting to $s96.57
Alice F. barrow appeals from the
will of George W. barrow of Water
1OIts DN NuACA sic ID dSEIltNCus
Herman Fisher is suing Joseph
Cimachowsky for $4,000 damages.
claiming that by the defendant giving
false information to Policeman Math-
ews IN this city the plaintiff was ar
rested, charged with striking Mrs
/ Cinlackowsky, which he did not do. and
| by being arrested and locked up was
put in fear and Inundated. and that
| the statements were also false and ma
/ 1inio,4u ha hatroy 1ierta in fbA rifv
court
The Industrial Trust company sues
/ Michael Higgins of Stonington to re-
cover $1,000 on notes, while from North
| Stonington Is the suit of Dennis Kee-
gan ct al. VS.. Bernard Keegan ct al
a suit over an undivided sixth Of an
estate IN that town.
Suing for 5000.
Mrs. Marie Kruck. administrator OF
/ the estate of Fred Kruck has brought
suit for $4,000 against the Connecticut
company for the death Of her husband
! who was struck by car near the tan
merry here February 23 Of this year
1 fracturing his skull and causing his
| death. 1t is claimed for jury trial.
f. II. Loomis. adm. sues George r
Bradstreet of Maiden for $4,000. 1t is
claimed that the defendant by frAudu-
| lent pretensions sold to Frances Loom
| is, a woman 10 years old and feeble
| 500 shares of a Nevada mine which he
I claimed was paying well, and that by
| his statement he caused her to revoke
her will and put all her property into
| his hands, assuring her that was the
only way in which her stock would pay
a dividend. This was in Merlden in
/ 1902, and she turned over property in
| Mantle to him valued at $1,000. The
! defendant has refused to account for
| the property.
| Richard Wagner Of this city sues
| Nils johnson for $500 damages. The
! defendant sold the plaintiff property in
| Laurel Hill avenue, claiming II was
| free from encumbrances but since Il
/ has been found there is a sewer which
| has the right of way over the land and
! he seeks damages.
To recover on a $500 note from Hy-
N1an Mintz of Colchester. the Provi-
| dence Dairy company brings suit fol-
| $500 and w. D. Seagrave of New Lon
! don sues Theron F.. Durham and wife
Of Coventry to recover note for $500
For goods sold to the defendant prior
to January 23. 1909, the Uncas Dyewoot
| and Extrast company sued the Amer
/ lean Dyewood company Of Chester, Pa.
| for $1,000. Thomas Wolasanlza anC
wife OF Salem sue Basil Wolosanks
and wife Of the same town for 5000 tc
recover $500 in value of goods SOLD
r prior to March II. 1903.