New Britain herald., 1915-10-27

Hotel Stratfield in Bridgeport last September. Her husband called her attention to pr. Greenbergs presence.
 On cross examination, Mrs. Guern- sey testified that Mrs. Greenberg had come to Hartford nearly every Sun- day to visit her parents. At home the two women slept together and the witness said she saw black and blue marks on her sisters body frequently.
 Doctor Kept Late Hours.
 Milton H. Richmond, a relative of the plaintiff, testified to knowing Dr. Greenberg for about six years. He testified he saw pr. Greenberg with a woman at the corner of Gold and Main streets, Hartford, on Friday nigh, June IS, at about 1920 o'clock.
 Called Wife Vile Names.
 Miss Almyra Manson of S2 West Main street, New Britain, testified to trouble occurring frequently in the Greenberg flat. Witness said Mrs. Greenberg showed her marks on her body following one disturbance. She testified Greenberg called his wife vile names and continually used abu- sive language towards her. Mrs Greenberg, witness said, was appar- ently conducting tn ehouse in an or derly manner and seemed to be taking care of her husbands interests. Miss Manson testified to seeing pr. Green berg with a strange young woman at the Berlin fair.
 Plaintiff Calls in Police.
 Mrs. Mildred G. Greenwald of 56 Atwood street, Hartford, testified to
 
 address to visit his parents-in-law and to see his child Once he brought can dy for the baby and his wife request ed him to take the sweets away as they made the baby ill. Trouble fol- lowed. Mrs. Greenberg threatened to call in the police and did so. Green berg fled in his automobile. Witness also testified to seeing marks on the plaintiffs body.
 Chased Wife With Cane.
 Mrs. Hannah Richmond, mother of the plaintiff, testified to learning of the trouble between daughter and son. in-law just before the baby was born. Her daughter showed her black and blue marks on her arm and chest. This was shortly before the Easter Sunday on which the couple separated. She advised her daughter to have pa t1ence with her husband and he prom lsed to do his best, admitting that he had an unruly temper
 Mrs. Richmond told of one incident at her home when she was forced to hold pr. Greenberg, who was chasing his wife with cane. He became an gry because his wife refused to allow him to give candy to the baby.
 Defense Opens.
 Deputy Sheriff A. P. Marsh of New Britain was the first witness for the defense. He testified to knowing the Greenbergs during their residence in New Britain and said that he had nev- CT observed any nipples on their sea Of domestic bliss. Witness said he never saw Greenberg drunk although he knew ne took a glass of beer or two occasionally.
 Sheriff Warns Defendant. MT. Marsh said he had heard pr. Greenberg was running around with another woman after the separation. Witness heard stories concerning Greenberg's actions and advised him to be more careful. One day he saw a young woman in the doctors auto mobile and was introduced to .ler. The physician said she was his sis ter. Later he met the same woman at the home of the doctors parents and was again told she was his sis ter.
 Emma Louise Shell, who did house. work at the Greenberg's home in New Britain for five months, said she ob- served no trouble between Dr. Green berg and his wife. She said Mrs. Greenberg had access to the doctors safe for on one occasion she went to the safe to get money to pay the witness wages