Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-26
MORE CIVIL SUITS FILED
 IN SUPERIOR COURT.
Several DiVorees with Many Damage Cases Ranging from $1,ooo to s15,- 900.

There have been many cases return ed to the clerk of the superior court for the November list, among which are several divorce cases and a num- Der of damage suits, ranging in amount from s1,0O0 to s15. 900. The Edward Chappell company sues Philip s. and Delima Maynard of Kill ingly for $1,000 for the amount due on account.
 Charles W. Comstock sues the city of Norich for $5000 damages, claim ing on May 1, 1909, he owned property in Pond street and that by reason of the surface water being allowed to flow into that street, where the gut ter became clogged that it under mined his building, causing part of it to fall.
 George Geer of Sprague brings suit against David Akers of Norwich, claim ing $2,500 damages, alleging that he made a loan of $2,000 to the defend ant, who made false representations about ownership of property and re- fuses to give 8 note or mortgage for the loan.
 Michael R. McGrath is sued by the Groton Savings bank to recover $1,- 500 on a note dated Jan. l, 1905.
 Frederick $. Leonard of GriSwold sues William F. Whipple of the same place for s1.2oo to recover on loan of $l,00O previous to Sept. 30.
 Julia M. Talbot of Norwich, admin istratrix of the estate of Thomas w. Talbot, sues Emma F. Birmingham for the recovery of a tract of land 1n Lis bon which 1t is claimed Mir. Talbot made over to her while sick at her house, through undue influence, and for no consideration. Damages of $7O0 are claimed.
 On the grounds of cruelty Mary Wlliton of New London seeks a di- vorce from Forrest N. Whiton of Springfield. They were married July 4, 1904, her maiden name being Mary Brink, to which she asks that her name be changed.
 Michael $. Burns of Norwich wants a divorce from Elizabeth T. Burns, whose maiden name was Elizabeth T. McNally. The divorce is asked for on the grounds of habitual intemperance, and he asks for the custody of two minor children.
 Louis St. Onge of Sprague for $1,700 and asks the foreclosure of a lien on property in Baltic.
 Jeremiah J. Desmond, trustee of the estate of Abby c. Albro of Minnesota, under the will of Zebulon R. Robbins, brings suit against Mary c. Otis ct al. asking for the defendants to pay over from teh residue of the estate of the intestate, Amos T. Otis, who was trustee of a fund of $1,00O for A. c. Albro, and that a decree constituting this claim be given. Two thousand damages are asked.
 P. b. Hendrick of Norwich sues R. A. Lowe of Waterbury and F. l.. An- drews of Cheshire for $15,000, claim ing that the three had entered into a real estate deal, the defendants al- lOWinp a fnYdalnGuFp Inv lrQarirur their part of the contract he was made to lose $15,000.
 Annie NJ. Hester of New London sues Frederick Hester of Long Branch. N. J., for a divorce, on the grounds of dlesertion. They were married Oct. 31, 1892, and on June 30, 1904, he desert ed her. Her maiden name was Annie M. Welsh. She wants custody of two minor children.
 Charles E. Perkins. of Griswold sues Margaret M. Perkins of Brooklyn. N. T.. for a divorce on the grounds of adultery with John Heckler at many places and is now living with him in adultery in Brooklyn. Her maiden name was Margaret M. Kearne and they were married at Jewett City Dec. 27, 1907.
 Mary Lingoza of Jewett City sues Mary Dingoza of the same place for S2,500 damages, claiming that the de- fendant assaulted her on Sept. IS by striking and beating her on the head and face while she was in a delicate condition.
 Lucy Main of Norwich sues Maurice E. Main of this city for a divorce, al- leging adultery with Jennie Dunham since Aug. 8, 1909, and also of intol- erahIe cruelty. They were married April 26 1909. her maiden name being Lucy F. Warrington, which she wants to resume, and she asks for alimony. Property to the value of. $15,O0O has been attached.
 For injuries received on July 4. 1909. on the Groton and Stonington railway car when it started before she had slighted, at Poquonnoc road, Jen- nie l.. Moran sues the company for $5,000
 Harry A. Rathbun of Salem sues Lottie E. Rathbun of New London for divorce on the grounds of assertion, and asks for the custody of a minor child. They were inarrie1 Sept. 1, s94 and she deserted him July l 1901.