Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-19
SHORT CALENDAR SESSION
OF SUPERIOR COURT
Many Matters Heard by Judge Case
Much Interest in the Byrne Petition
for AIimony.

There We're II matters on the short
calendar list Of the superior court on
Friday morning before Judge w. S.
Case. Of which seven were postponed
and three went off the list.
Judgment per stipulation was grant
I'd i'm the case of Chaplin, tr., VS.. Swee-
ney and others
The non-sult case was opened in the
case of Capello VS.. Genge and a bond
ordered within one week.
demurrer was argued in the case
of A. II. Williams and w. B. Williams
vs.. Rose, exc, appeal from probate,
and the judge took the papers.
Judgment for the sum of s3,597.30
was granted in the case of Manners
vs.. Morse and others. The property
is part of the Gilbert Transportation
company's estate n Mystic.
On a motion for default for failure
70 plead an answer as ordered in two
weeks. Supplemental judgment was
granted in the case of Keegan and
others VS.. keesan and others.
Nathan S. Penich and family, who
asked to have their names changed to
Penn because they we're called spinach
were given permission.
Permission to amend answer was
allowed in the case of Alexander vs.
y. A. Sherman Sons Co. Judgment
for the defendant was entered accord
ing to the order of the court in the
ease Of Lord a. johnson VS.. Beckwith
and costs were taxed at $40. The one
uncontested divorce case was post
poned.
Petition for Alinrony
Helen l.. Byrne of New London ne
titiOned for slimony during litigation
in the case Of divorce which she
brings against her husband An effort
70 adjust 1t without a hearing was I'M
successful.
Mrs. Byrne. when called. testified
that zhA hos
street, New London, for two weeks,
and that pervious 70 her brin Sing the
suit Tor divorce she was staying with
her husband at a hotel in Atlantic
City. While he was away he provided
her with SIS a week for herself and
adopted child. aged IA. Mrs Byrne
claimed that Mr.. Byrne made money
with the Egh Bells company and ia
worth over 100000 and has an in
come Of 10000. She believed that
she should have at least SEQ per week.
She said that she had turned a house
on Washington street, Norwich, over
TO her husband for $4,000 mortgage
which she sold and bought mining
stock. This she thinks will pay later.
She has also paid $500 on cottage
at Atlantic city During her exami-
Mr.. Byrne did not consider that he
is worth 100000. He said his real
estate in Brooklyn cost him 100000
but part is not rented and he has to
pay heavy assessments there. He said
his property is mortgased. He main
tained that his income was not over
s75 week and that while Eight Bells
has paid it is not making much mon
ey now. The vaudeville sketch now
On the roa dis fer the benefit of his
brothers.
The motion was argued by the law
yers and decision was reserved.
Cases Assigned.
The following cases were assigned
for trial. next week and the week fol-
lowin. there being no court next
Thursday and Friday because of
Thanksgiving:
Tuesday. Nov. 22-Perklns VS.. La
than ct al. excrs.; Main VS.. Gray and
others. admrs.
Tuesday. Nov. 29-Frankiin VS..
spencer. Yemen, admr., VS.. Hill.
Wednesday. Nov. 30-Ross VS.. New
Fisher vs.. Cimachowsky.
Thursday, Dec. Tinker vs. Nc
Carron; Flaherty VS.. Tracy; Hicks VS..
Connections company.
Friday. Dec. 2.--Short calendar bar
meeting and assignment of cases.