Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-08


 vorce of Deserted Husband-Anoth-
 CT Mismated Couple from North
 Gresvsnordals.-- Criminal Business
 Disposed os-sArs. Jehn 3. o'cen-
 ner's Death.
 The Z-~rcn term Of the superior court opened in this city at 10.b0 on Tuesday morning with Judge Howard J, Curtis of Stratford OF the bench The session was opened with prayer, Rev. J. R. Stubbert officiating.
 In all the cases on the short cal- endar, including Samuel Adams vs. Co.,, and the N. E. Engineering Co; Vada H. Van valkenburgh vs. Philip Van yalkenburgh; Michael Grimshaw ys. the town of Killingly; and Helen Ferriday vs. Benjamin Grosvenor; at :torneys agreed to file the required pleadings.
 Divorced from Norwich Woman.
 The uncontested divorce case of Charles A. Young vs. Cora A. Young was then taken up. They were mar ried in Willtmantic on June 29, 1893. She deserted him September 23, 1908, and claimed that he was drunkard as g. reason for leaving. The evil. dence, however. showed to the satis- faction of the court that this was not the case and he was granted a divorce on the ground of desertion children. Mrs Young is now of Nor wich, while Mir. Young is residing in Willimantic.
 Said Goodbye by Telephone.
 The uncontested divorce of Perry w. Joslin vs. Maud B. Joslin was next disposed of. Mrs. Joslin, now teacher in Webster, was formerly Miss Maud E.. Liilibridge of Thompson. They were married February 6. 1907, and Mrs. Joslin continued to teach North Grosvenordale, where they re- sided. On the morning of October IF, 1907. she started for school as usual. but did not return. She tele- phoned to him that night that she had pleased other people as long as she was going to and intended to please herself from that time on. Mir Joslin said that he never had any trouble with his wife, but thought that his home life was too quiet and too slow for her. The decree was granted on the ground of desertion. There are no children.
 Disposed of Criminal Cases.
 The criminal matters of the ses- sion were then taken up, commencing with the jail delivery: all the prison CTS who had been confined in the county jail at Brooklyn being put to plea.
 George Snow of North Grosyenor- dale pleaded not guilty of stealing a horse of Ernest Messier of West Thompson on February II. 1911. and E. H. Johnson of Putnam was as- signed sign s. to . defend asl him; Later in the the count for horse stealing and en- tered one for unlawful driving of a horse, to which charge Snow pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one month in the ceunty jail.
 The case against Florimond Tru- deau and George Martin, both of Will limantic. being minors, W. c. Lyman was appointed probation officer and guardian ad Htem. The boys were charged with breaking ond entering. Both cases were continued until Sep tember.
 Clifford wheaton, charged with be- ing. common drunkard, from Kill insIy. pleaded not guilty. and P. J Danahey of Wtliimantic was assigned by the judge to defend him.
 William R. Hamilton also pleaded not guilty to charge of intoxication and breach of peace, B. w. Danielson of Moosup being assigned to defend him.
 Jail for Breaking into Coop. Joseph Lamarade. pleaded not guilty to breaking and entering hen house in the town of Thompson near the Massachusetts line on November I5 1910. Oliver E. Getty of Danielsor was assigned by the court to defend him Later in the day he changed his plea to guilty to a count charg- ing him with attempting to. break and prisonment of eight months In the county jail.
 Minor Put on on1Probation. Daniel Doyle. only 16 years of age charged with statutory burglary. who broke into the store Of G. H. Call 1T Danieison on December 26, 1910 through his attorney, w. .s Fennel Woodward pleaded not guilty Later he changed his plea to guilty. and tn, accused being put on probation, ans ordered to report weekly to Oliver D Getty. probation officer Sf the towr court of Killingly.
 Rum Caused Grady's Misdeed. James Grady of Hampton 4 wa charged with stealing $24 from hi employer, John Brahney, while unde the influence of liauDr furnished b. Brahney, on January-16, 1911. H. pleaded not guilty and Arthur s. Mac donald of Putnam was assigned fo his defense. Later in the day h. changed his plea to guilty and wa sentenced to two months in the coun 1 ty jail.
 Ephraim porous Pleaded Not Guilty Ephratp Dorous of Hampton wa charged awtth manslaughter. H 1 pleaded not guilty. and Charles | Tcrrey was assigned for his defense Not Merry Christmas for Moers an. Wilder.
 Francis Moore and Ralph s. Wilde, 1 both of Putnanl arrested in Putnam with intent to rob Patrick .. Brad. ] of Putnam on Christmas day, 191f 1 pleaded Anot guilty. c. A. CApen wa assigned for the defense and as guard l ian ad litem of Wilder who Is mi nor. Later in the day they pleadet l guilty and were sentenced to not nor I than eighteen months nor Jess thai one year in state prison.
 1 Worthless Check eartIett's undoing | c. Howard Bartlett, arrested in Put nam for passing . worthless check ol l M. M Dwycr to pay for his lodging . l Chickering house on the 12th of De 1 cember last pleaded guilty and re | ceiyed a sentence of eight month in the county jaii.
 Jail for WiIlimantic Man. Tn the case of Antonio Favor Q l Wiilfmantic. charged with cruelty f I animaIs. it was necessary to use al interpreter in getting a plea from tn l prisoner. He pIraded not guilty | c. Hfu of Qan1alnon WAS alpisncd [
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