Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-18


 Gases were assigned. an upeon- tested dirorce case heard and soTera1 minor matters given attention, ct the session of the superior. court here Fx1- day morning. Judge James H. Webb presiding.
 "Wednesday. September if. Jossph Kee- ley va the town of EastfOrd: second case Wednesday. Royal R. Sheldon wM Matthew GaIligan and Margaret 0ai- ligan third case Wednesday. Antonio Thursday. September fs. ,. Arthur Az company: second case Thursday. Amos F. Paine vs. Charles fL Nclson: Tuesr vs- John M. Cramptan: second caae for | that day. J. Carl Witter rs. William C. Reist Next Tuesday the case of the state vs- Albert J. Kenehan vfu be resumed
 Turner Given Another Chance.
 WFiis Turner of Dayvflle was pre- sented in court to answer to a charge that he had not complied with the term of court. when he was placed on probation and ordered to report once a week to Judge A O. Bfn as special probation ofacer. At the March term of court Turner. with Albert Garripec. also of DayvfIle, had been sentenced to the reformatory. for hay ing stolen a suit case containing ffeo. at Dayvflle. the money being recovered when the young men were promptly | arrested after a chase Executicn-o the sentence imposed on Turner was suspended at the time. he agreeing to report to Mir. Bin once e week for year. V
 Turner obeyed instructions for a6oat three months. but afterwards did not report. Judge Bm told the court The court was also informed that Turner
 has not been working regularly and ] that he has been drinking some When given an opportunity to speak r Turner said he had not reported re-
 gently because he understood from
 something Mir. Bill said Co him at one - time that he would no longer be re- Q Quired to do SO.
 n He said he has worked steadily, for several weeks in the boiler room at g the Dayvflle min and later untfl
 Thursday Of last week with the Day }. vile railroad section gang. he being |. laid oT at that time for the winter. "a Last Monday he got . place on a farm . not far from Dayvflls and had been s there all of the week until summoned "a to court. being out of work only three a days after leaving the railroad section e gang. He admitted drinking little .. Judge Webb gave him some advice II and extended the probation period,
 which his presentation in court ai
 first intended to revoke, that he migni be sent to the reformatory-
 Jss~stt City Man Pays Fine Alexander Brostock of Jewett Ct. l- pleaded guilty to making sale o 'e liquor in the no-license town of Plain = field h was explained to the cour d by his counsel. Attorney Murray. ths = Brostck is employed as e mill inborea !, in Jcwett City. Nights he conduct
 an express -busine=s- In deliverfnl = some beer to a place in Plainneid h. LTA A4A ell ~ . order for a keg Of beer from a board ing house keeper in Plainheld. Some !" body added a request for case q
 beer 10 this order. When or how tht 10 happened Is not known to the attor neys in the case. it was stated the court, and the mysterious ada
 ton to the order remains a gub5ec
 for speculation. At any rate. it wa ,h the cause of getting Brostok into trou hle. Attorney Murray pleaded for ss- minimum fine for his client. the cour imposing SIC and costs. ,u Papers Taken in Divorce Case.
 Carrie E. Trtpp appeared asking fo
 a divorce from Charles R. Tripp c
 Eastford Intolerable cruelty was al
 legged The couple. married in Put as nam Nov 2. 1892, lived here for
 number of years and later went {
 Eastford Mrs. Tripp testified tbs .- she had been cruelty treated durfn - practically all of her married life. Sh .H told of being abused verbally. of betn .l kicked once and struck by her hus
 bands hands a number of times Sh .1 said she left him on January 2i las -e The immediate cause was an assau
 he made upon her because. she tel c. tihed, she did not return quick
 enough from a nearby store where si
 went to get some milk. When si
 got back her husband. she elaine
 struck her over the head with sad
 partly filled with hard wood shaving
 most peculiar weapon. 1t was n 55 marked in court.
 sy Witnesses who testified In Mr on Trips behalf were her son. Waite he IS. who at times saw his father abu ,d his mother, and her father. Franc 5I- Weeks. who had also been e wttne of some of the happenings aileged mi Tho judge took the papers in d ae case, reserving his decision Court VI .l- adjourned until next Tuesday mornii A at 10.So.
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