Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-26

New civil suits that are returnabie before the October term of the su- perior court are the following:
 Soon Cruel to His Wife.
 Intolerable cruelty that began a month after they were married anu desertion since March T, 1911. are the from William Henry Middaugh by Mary Genevieve Mfddaugh of New London, whose maiden name was Eckert. They were married on Oct. l. 1902 She asks to be allowed to resume her maiden name.
 Bozrah Boarding House Broken Up.
 In a suit brought through Attorney Charles W. Comstock and returnabie before the superior court in October, Hyman Bialstock of New York asks for s1,500 damages from Jacob Kirman of Norwich, from whom the plaint1ff says he leased a real estate on the borders of Bozrah and Norwich, where the New York man intended to take about 40 summer boarders.
 The plaintiff alleges that he rented the premises on June [. 1914, and paid $170 in rent, but that on July 12. 1914, the defendant forcibly entered and took possession of 12 rooms in the house, evicting the boarders and talk ing possession of the personal property and making it impossible for Bialstock to use any of the leased property ex- cept three rooms in which he and his wife resided.
 The plaintiff claims that he lost thereby the entire profits of the sea- son and-was put to great expense in moving from New York and equipping the place and advertising for board CTS. His entire loss he claims is $1,20O. and an attachment for $1,500 has been placed on the real estate, which stands in Jacob Kirnan's name. Attorney John 1T. Barnes is counsel for the plaintiff.
 As a reason for his action in taking possession of the property MT. Kirnan alleges that there was a payment of $125 that was due and not paid ac- cording to the terms of the contract. There were but three boarders at the house when he took possession.
 Pawcatuok Man Asks Divorce.
 William Burton of Pawcatuck has brought divorce proceedings on statu- tory grounds and assertion, papers having been served on Mrs. Burton, who was Nellie Herbert, of Norwich, where she is ndAv residing, by Sheriff William H. Casey Wednesday, Mir. and Mrs. Burton were married in Stoning- ton June 2s. 1909. Judge Herbert W. Rathbun represents the plaintiff.
 Appeal from Probate.
 Attorney Rathbun has taken an ap- peal, acting for F. William Holmes If New York and Clifford Holmes of Old Mystic from the action of Judge Elias B. Hinckley of the Stonington pro- bate court to the superior court for New London county on the first Tues day in October.
 The matter appealed from is the al- lowance of the account of James B. Lord. executor of the will of Mary E. Holmes, late of Stonington, in which he showed the doings of Mary [. Holmes, late of Stonington, as execu- trix of the will of her father, Erastus Holmes, who died in 1881. Mrs. Holmes qualified as executrix and during the 30 years before her death failed to give any account of her stewardship. Brown & Perkins of Norwich represent MT. Lord.
 Claiming that the tower was negli- gently out of repair and that it was a menace to adjoining property, Annie E. Bronson of Mantle has brought suit against Joseph c. Burnharn, proprietor of the tower in Pine Grove, known as Burnham's Folly, for damages to her house, caused by the tower falling last spring. Nellie M. Webster is made CO., defendant in the suit, the plaintiff al leging that Burnham fraudulently con- veyed his property to her after the &C., cident. The plaintiff claims S5.000.
 Connecticut Spiritualist Camp Meet ing association is also made the de- fendant in an action for $5 900 on the same accident Mrs. Bronson being the plaintiff in this suit.
 Papers in both suits, which were served by Deputy Sheriff J. H. Tubbs