Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
CIVIL SUPERIOR COURT
ADJOURNED WITHOUT DATE
Two Divorces Granted and Several
Matters DISPOSED Of.

The short calendar session CT the
superior court here on Friday COM
pleted the business of the November
session and at it's conclusion court was
adjourned without date. The bills of
the session were verified and Clerk
Parsons sent out the checks for the
e2Et rses as welcome new years pres
ents.
During the Gay a large new calendar
was placed in the courtroom for
the convenience of those in attendance.
-Four of the matters on the list Fri
DAY went off the list.
Attorney Charles f. Hickey of New
London and Willis r. Miner of Water
ford were appointed a committee to
divide che property left to Mrs. Mary
Morgan and Mrs. Frances A. Moore
when their mother died last spring.
woodland. about 225 acres in all.
Mrs. Moore wants the property,
wi ich was left her and her sister
jointly. apporrioned, but Mrs. Morgan's
disturbed Mrs. Moore proceeded le-
gally to bring about the apportionment
and Friday the committee was named
to do so. The understanding is that
Mrs Morgan can choose her half aft
er the farm is divided.
There were but few matters on the
short calendar list. Hull, MCGUIRE &
Hull VS. Mason, in which there was
Eiotton for foreclosure, went off, as
Attorney Tnayer, representing the de-
fendant, was unable to be present.
In Henry q. Peck and others VS..
town of Windham there was a motion
for default for failure to comply with
the order Of the court made Novem-
Der II, 1911, but it was stated that the
defendant had compiled with the Or
der.
In Annie Bashaw, guardian, VS.. C.
NJ Re bertssn Co, leave to file plead
ing was granted
In the town of MontviIIe VS.. Alpha
Mills Co, Inc, the motion for judg
ment accepting the report of the COM
mittee and establishing respondents
right to damages az assessed by said
committee in accordance with opinion
of supreme court. was granted.
D. Burrows Spalding, temporary re-
ceiver of the Stonington Savings
! ank, was made permanent receiver
by Judge Wheeler to wkind UP the af-
now involved. The account of Mr..
spaiding as temporary receiver was
approved
In the case of AtchLson VS.. Bellows
an extension of one week to give bonds
for costs was allowed.
Judge Wheeler overrules the de-
mTErrer to the complaint in the case
Of Charles Fl. Halves VS. the Royal
concerning stock of the Royal Linen
Mills Co.
Two Divorces Granted.
Sergt. Charles H Whitney OF Fort
Fl. G. Wright testified that his rs
years of service in the regular army
had Eeen much less racking than his
five years of service in the matrimo-
mai army. Sergeant Whitney testified
TO infidelity on his Wife's part and
was given g. divorce on the ground of
adultery.
Sergeant Whitney said he married
Agnes Weyant of New London in New
London about five years ago He tes-
titled to Carl Becker. a seaman, for
.nerly of the revenue cutter school
ship Itasca, as becoming in
innate with his wife and to his being
forced TO leave her last Christmas.
The sergeant said that Mrs. Whit
hev had taken all the furniture and
hoI ebold goods and removed to Il
place in the vicinity of New York.
Two other soldiers testified in Whit
ney's behalf and ne was given the
decree.
The suit was uncontested, but At
torney G.. Curtis Morgan represented
Mrs. Whitney and asked Whitney a
few questions in relation to the di-
vorce-
Mrs. Dressler Given Decree.
Pauline Fl. Dressler Of Montville
was given a divorce from Herman A.
Dressler Of parts unknown The
ground was desertion. Mrs. DRESSER
testified that she was deserted in New
York by her husband. She now resides
In Montville with her mother. Mrs
anna r. Bolander She was given
the custody Of the only child