Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-29
CLAIMS HER HUSBAND
HAS INcURABLE DISEASE
MontviIe Man Defendant in Divorce
suit-$s,ooo and 5000 Suits Against
Stonington Man.

Papers in the following cases were
filed with the clerk of the superior
court on Tuesday:
Elizabeth Maud Hurlburt Hewitt &C
Hartford brings a suit for divorce
against Cyril Hewitt of Montyilie.
They were married in MOntville on
Jan. 10, 1910. The papers ailege that
at the time the defendant was al
fiicted with an inCurable and conta-
gious disease, consumption. Prior to
the marriage. a brother had died Of
the disease, but the defendant had
represented to his bride elect that the
death was due to consumption that
resulted from scarlet fever. The plain
tiff was also misled by the defendant =
false statements in regard to his own
physical condition. After marriage,
the defendant became practically au
invalid, was obliged to go to a san
itarium and has since resided most Of
the time in sanitariums. Since the
plaintiff has learned that her nus
band is hopelessly afflicted and thac
she could not live with him without
inJuring her own health and becOm-
ing victim of the same disease. She
has lived apart from him.
The plaintiff claims she was deceived
and misled and fraudulently induced
to marry and since the condition Of
her husband is such that neither a
change of morals or of science can
| of the marriage. and a resumption of
| her single and unmarried state Ben
edict w. Holden of Hartford is her
attorney.
Joseph Sullivan of New London
| brings suit for $500 damages against
William n. Wheeler of Old Lyme for
injuries sustained when his automu-
| bile was run into by that driven Ey
| the defendant on July 18th, 1915, be
| tween 10 and II o'clock at night. on
1 CTR T m
| plaintiff was the operator of a lit
ney and his automobile was demolished
and his profitable business prevented
for a long time
For injuries received in an auto
collision in Groton on October 17th
Susan P. Williams of Stonington ha.
sued Anthony Squadrito, also of Ston.
ington, for the sum of $4,000. Raipr
Crumb was the driver of the defend.
ants machine when the plaintiff wa:
hurt.
Five thousand dollars damages i.
sought by Ralph Crumb of Grotou
from Anthony Squadrito of Stoning
ton on account of this same acciden
on Oct 18th.
John NJ. Keeney of New Londor
brings suit for $4,000 damages from
P. Leroy HARDWOOD and others of New
London, for services and debts incur
red on behalf of Burtus NJ. Keeney
deceased.
a foreclosure suit is brought o.
John F. Luce against Stanley NJ. Cob
of East Lyme
Motor Boating of New York bring
a suit to recover $1,000 damages from
Holmes Motor Co. of Groton, in a civi
action on account of a claim in whicl
$1,845.09 is involved.
The T. A. Scott company of Ney
London sues Minna w. Kennedy 70
$1,000 on the common counts.
Mariners Savings Bank of Ney
London sues Charles D. Benjamin O
Groton for the proceeds of a mort
gage note Of $4,000 held on Groto
, property.
Edyth A. Kebler brings actor
against William E. Peck for the sur
of $500 and w. ]. Hamilton ais
sues Mr.. Peck for the sum of $1,000
on account of an auto accident D
June 20. 1915, near Oswegatchie.
! Julius Shelf OF New London sue
) Leo Dougherty of Waterford for 81, 90
on account of being injured in a col
lision.
Charles A. Whipple Of New Londo
r brings action for divorce from Mar
5 Emma Whipple of parts unknown
charging desertion on Nov. IA, 1911.
Iney were married May 4, 1902, tn
defendants maiden name being Mar
! Emma Dayton.
). George c. Beckwith of Old Lynn
asks to have certain piece of Ian
and buildings situated in Old Lym
and formerly owned by c. NJ. NIille
reconveyed to him by Hilda VI. Plum
mer of APP Fifteenth avenue, n. q
Seattle, Wash. On May 2, 1910, viii,
under the influence and control of tn
defendant the papers claim the plain
tiff conveyed the property to her
Maud Cora Pratt of New Londo
asks for a divorce with resumptio
OF maiden name, from Charles Edwl
Pratt, formerly Of New London, an
now of parts unknown. The Made
name of the plaintiff was Maud Cor
Tisdale, and the marriage took plac
Dec. 2, 1906. Desertion is charged
Max #. Einhorn of New London sue
for damages of $1,000 from Paulin
Belts of New London, alleging tina
defendant $3.50 to be deposited in tn