The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-15
Litchfeld County News.
Corporation Certificate

Corporation papers as follows have
 been filed with the state secretary: l The Housa tonic Valley Tobacco Co.,,
 Of New Milford, organized with $1.o70
 capital; William D. Wanzer, president
 and treasurer; Fred I. Wanzer, vice
 president; Adelia H. Wanzer. secre-
 Fred l. Wanzer, James H. Dodd and | George E. Ackley. Resignation of Pastor. | The church people in 'Watertown have been surprised by the second res i ignation of a church pastor within a | past five years pastor of the Method st | Church, has announced his resignation.
 He has not made public his plans, but
 1t Is thought that he will go to Vir- ! ginia.
 Typhoid Patients Bring Suits. Three more suits are to be brought against the Torrington Water Go p ny
 for alleged damages sustained during
 Chagnot asks for $4.OOO and Lucy Richards wants $10,0C0. Tn both of these instances the plaintiffs calm to have been sick with the fever from September to December. James KeI- ly, administrator of the estate Of his daughter, Mary Kelley, who died of the
 disease will ask for $5.OOO damages. Grants Five Divorces.
 After hearing seven eases Friday, Judge Bennett settled back to listen ! to the arguments of counsel in the contested divorce action of Mrs. Elm ma 1Aliee Woodin against RaIrh Wood
 ed in five of the eases as follows: Gus | sic Lange of New Milford from Otto Lange on the grounds of in+olerabIe | cruelty; Grace w. Brown of New Mil ford from Orrin Brown on the grounds of intemperance; Albert J. Breckin- ridge, superintendent of the Torring ton electric light works, from Jose phine Breckinridge on the grounds iaf EHxre7 NF
 TorTng ton from Joseph B. Miller the grounds of desertion and Adelaide
 Burns of Charlestown, Mass, from
 William H. Burns of Woodbury on the grounds of desertion.
 Judge Bennett heard evidence in the case of Ruby Bella Gidman of
 Norfolk vs. Werner F. Gidman, also Of
 Norfolk and took the matter under consideration. Mr.s Gidman went West and was granted a decree at Reno, New, in November. The pa perS in the case brought by MT. G d. man arrived in Norfo k several weeks before the action of Mrs. Gidman was instituted, but on account of a deeeat
 were sent back and the papers in Mrs. Gidman's case were served on the same day that the papers from Nevada arrived in Norfolk the second time. Mrs. Gidnan's papers were served first.
 The case of Orlo P. Ward of New
 Haven vs. Maud Edith Ward of West Cornwall was continued until next Fri day when Judge Bennett asked that
 Rev. C. N. Fitch Of West Cornwall. who had tnted to bring about a recon iliation, be brought into court
 Judge Bennett granted the forec'os- ure of a mortgage for $1,000 in the
 ~ase of Kirsch & Racheter of Torring-
 ton vs. Louisa s. Rica, also of Tor rington and fixed May as the last day for redemption. Judgment was also granted in the case of Mrs. An
 na Owens of Hartford Catherine L. Kenney and others, an action for the partition of a house and lot own ed by six different parties. A motion to amend the complaint in the case of J. H. Elliott, administrator, vs. the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company was denied. This case has been to the supreme court twice and was sent back for a third tral. Judge Bennett said counsel T9r the plaintiff had had plenty of oppor- tunity to amend his complaint. In ad- dition to the contributory negligence alleged it was desired to charge the
 raj road company with wanton con- duct.