Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-24
PUTNAM
Divorces Granted on Friday-Pocket-
books Taken by Fair Crooks Found
in Station-$321 Collected for Hos
ptaI.


There was a lengthy session of the
superior court on Friday, Judge Gardi-
ner Greene presiding. Considerable
short calendar business was disposed
of and several uncontested divorce
cases were heard and DEGREES granted.
In the case of Joseph p. Love vs.
John J. Love, an action for libel, coun-
sci for both the plaintiff and the de-
PENDANT argued demurrer. Attorney
Charles Searls represented Joseph
Love and Attorney Charles L. Torrey
the brother, John J. Love.
Judges Friendship No Bar.
There was also a hearing on demur-
rer in the case of the state of Con-
necticut vs. the Fidelity and Deposit
company of Maryland. Attorney Searls
for the state and Attorney Robinson Of
Hartford for the surety company. Judge
Greene explained to the attorneys be-
fore they commenced the presentation
of their views of the matter at hand
that he was on friendly terms with
the defendant company and had trans
acted business for them, but the attor
neys explained that the points to be
discussed were merely technical and
neither had any objection to proceed
ing.
Eighteen Heirs Agree.
A matter Of interest was the case of
Mary F. NORM vs. Albert Billiard ct
al. a hearing on an application for
partition or sale of a farm of the es-
tate of the late Isaac f. Ballard of
Ballouville Attorney Bill represented
Mrs. NORM. a niece of the deceased,
who gave her residence a s Bologne sur
Seine France. The action is friendly
one, it being stated that all of the
eighteen heirs are. agreeable to the
sale OF the parcels of land. which are
located in the town of Killingly.
In the case of Arthur G.. Bill VS..
Julius Rutstein ct al. motion for
continuance under the statute was
granted bv the court. the extension
being for three months. PIeadings were
ordered in two weeks in the cases of
Frank A Davis OF Danieison VS.. the
Industrial and Manufacturing company,
which built two factories in that place
and Davis and Boulias vs.. the Indus
trial and Manufacturing company. In
the case of Mimic 4. Price VS.. David
f. Price q further order of notice of
two weeks was granted.
Next Weeks Assignments.
Assigning cases for the coming
week. Judge Greene ordered that that
of Louis Goblin VS.. George F7rink be
set down as the first for Thursday
Wyman as the second case for Thurs
day. The first part of the week will
he devoted to the trial of criminal mat
ters pending.
Custody of Eight Children to Mother.
At the afternoon session of the court
the time was almost entirely devoted
to the hearing of uncontested divorce
cases.
Louise Perry Racine of Woodstock,
applying for release from Augustus
Racine, now of Brimfield Macs. on the
grounds of intemperance and intoler-
able cruelty, was given a decree. The
couple were married Dec. 16, 1888 at
r1-tn H.,
Mary 10, William l6, Rosa IA Agnes
u. Freeman 10. Fred Z Abel and
Lucia 2. Custody of them was given
to Mrs Racine.
Wife Given Freedom.
Mary B. Chaffee Of Putnam was
given her freedom from Herbert l..
Thaffee. Chaffee and Miss Mary 3.
Paine were married in Putnam DEG. II.
1900. Mrs. Chaffee alleged desertion
as the ground for securing a decree
and charged that her husband left her
On April 16, 1907. They had three
children, Walter Z. Lewis 5, Gladys 3.
The mother will have the custody of
them.
Agerieved Husband Granted Decree.
A Putnam man to have his union
with an undesirable mate dissolved was
Emile ]. Benoit. his suit for divorce
from Agnes q. Benoit of Woonsocket-
being successful one. Mrs. Benoit's
lnaid-n aiame was Agnes c. Prou4x
They Were married Aug. s. 1901. The
grounds alleged for the desired legal
separation was the commission OF
unknown person on divers dates be-
tween Jan. 1 and July l. 1908.
Were Married in. Spraeue.
Nora Narcotic of Putnam bringing
suit for freedom from Joseph Narcotic
of Clinton, Mass was given an order