Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-01
SUIT FOR $4,000
AGAINST MoNTWLLE CONCERN.
Mcpermaid at G. M. Robertson Mill
Divorce Cases and Other Suits.

These new suits sTeturnabfe to the
superior court the first Tuesday n
June have been fled with the clerk of
the superior court:
Earl McDermaid of Montville,
through Annie Bashaw of that town,
has brought suit against the c. Nj.
Robertson company of Montville for
$40, 900 damages. 1t is claimed that on
Oct. 13. 1910, the defendant company
maintained three steps near the paper
machine which were not reasonably
safe for the workmen in their employ,
and on Oct. Is, 1910 while at work
putting coloring matter into the calen-
dar. the stairs slipped and he was
thrown to the floor of the mill. In
falling he struck a belt and was drawn
under pulley and crushed be-
tween that and the floor. He received
conclusion Of the brain, fractured col
larbone, paralysis of muscles of the
throat and other bodily injuries. He
has incurred an expense of $1,000 and
been prevented from attending to his
work.
Ida NJ Batty of Groton has brought
suit against CLYDE J. Batty of the same
town for a divorce for desertion and
intolerable cruelty. Her maiden mama
was Ida NJ. Frink and they were
married Dec. "a, 1901. He deserted her
April 9, 1903.
Matte E. Brigham Of Waterford sues
James B. Brigham of Waterford for
1896, and later he received $1.100 from
her, to be accounted for, with interest.
On April 20, 1911. the defendant aban-
doned her and has refused to account
for said fund
Eta NJ. CowIes of Colchester has
sued. Frank d. Cowles of Hartford for
a divorce on the grounds of desertion.
They were married Feb. 25 1903, her
maiden name being Eta NJ. Stevens.
He deserted her Aug. 2s. 1903
Alice Jane Crompton of Stonington
has brought suit for divorce from
William Crompton of Lancashire, Eng,
on the grounds of habitual intemper-
ance and intolerable cruelty. They
were married Jan. Is, 1887, her maiden
name having been Alice J. West. She
asks the custody of three minor chill
dren.
William A. Gilbert of New London
sues Julia E. Gilbert of the same town
for divorce for desertion, which, it is
alleged, took place March 2 1908. They
were married Nov. rs, 1881, her maiden
name having been Julia E. Maynard
Warren f. Packer of parts unknown
is sued by Ida Potter Packer for a
divorce on the grounds of adultery
They We're married March "a, 1873, and
it is claimed that on March II, 1910
the defendant entered into marriage
relationship with Winnie Ravens SEQ
field by means of an unla wfu1 mock
marriage, and between March 1, 1910
and July 1. 1910, at the city of New
port, he committed adultery with Vim
ME II. Scofeld.
Ralph A. Shackleton of Stoningtor
seeks a divorce from Priscilla Griffiths
Shaekleton of Burley. Eng. They were
married Jan. 1, 1904, and on March %
1908, she deserted him. 1t is claimed
that since that tina she has commit
ted adultery with Thomas Kenyon al
Burley
Eva w. Spaulding of New Londor
| wants a divorce from Sherbon Spauld-
ing of Lawrence, Mass on the grounds
of intolerable cruelty. They were mar
| ried Aug. s, 1910, and the cruelty has
existed since Nov. 1, 1910.
For $500 damages the John T
Young Boiler company of this city ha:
brought suit against Charlotte A. ant
Clinton T. Smith of Boston, to recover
on a note for SLAB, given Dec. %
1910
The Central Vermont Transportation
company has brought suit against tn.
city of New London. it being an ap.
peal from the doings of the board o.
assessors and board OF relief. Thu
plaintiff was assessed for 100000 OF
two steamers, the New York and New
London. 1t is claimed the steamer.
! are not located at New London ant
have not been for seven months of an!
one year. The board of relief refused
| to remove the assessment.
To recover on three notes for ST.
| $3.50, Joseph Franken ct al. of Lon.
| don, Eng. sue H. H. Gallup, who en-.
'dorsed the notes.