Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-25
NORWICH WOMAN DIVORCED
Husband Given Deoree by Judge M.
A. Shumway on Grounds of Deser-
ton.

Rose Delina Morey of Norwich was
given a decree from Louis Morey, alias
Louis Morian, now of parts unknown,
on the grounds of desertion. They were
married April %, 1895. and he desert
ed her December 10. 1909. The plain
tiff's maiden name was Rose Delina
Mondeville.
Mrs. Morey told the court that her
husband i'll treated her when he got
a chance and on the slightest provo
cation. He choked her several times
and once while she was in Berkeley,
r. /, he seized a butchers knife and
threatened to kill her and their child.
He often told her to leave him and
when she did SO he came after her and
entreated her to come back, but on
each occasion he would abuse her
again.
John A. Giesers of Stonington was
granted a divorce from Annie Giesers
of Norwich on the grounds of deser-
ton. The couple were married at
Westerly, October 3. 1908. On No
vember l, 1911, the defendant desired
him.
He said that in 1911 he was i'll and
out of work and his wife went away to
| work under an agreement that she
would come back when he secured
work and was able to provide for her.
| Several weeks later he obtained en-
| lIoyment and when he went to her to
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| finally did return some time later, but
| she only stayed an hour and went away
| again. He sought her again and coaxed
| her to return TO him, but she still de-
clined and finally he gave up attempt
| ing to induce her to return to him. He
| thought she was at present in Norwich
| Clara Hunger Jaeger, of New Lon
| don, was given a divorce from Max
| lager, formerly of New London, now
| of parts unknown, on the grounds OF
adultery. They were married No
Eember II. 1897.
The plaintiff was given the custody
Of her two children, May and Elsie
Jaeger.
Mrs Jaeger testified that her hus-
| band left New London in October
1912, with the evident intention of Sc
| curing work and coming back to her
He returned to New London for Christ
mas, staying two days. He went away
again and she learned shortly after
that Mabel Rowe, who had been a do
nestle in the Jaeger household, disap'
peared about the same time. Mrs
Jaeger had become acquainted will
the fact that her husband and Mrs
Rowe had become intimate. In Sep
TENDER, 1914, she went to CLEVELAND
and she found that her husband anC
the Rowe woman were living as maj
and wife. She caused his arrest and il
the municipal court he pleaded guilt!
/ to the charge of adultery. He wa!
placed on probation on promise that h.
would contribute toward the supper
of his children.
Emma NJ. Saunders of New Londo1
was granted a divorce from Alfred F
Cole, of New London, on the charge o
intoierable cruelty. They were mar
ried May 2S, 1913, and have two mi
nor children. Her maiden name wa
Emma Saunders. She was granite
the custody of her children.
Mrs Cole said that her husband be
gan to abuse her soon after their mar
liage. On one occasion he threw
bowl at her and it struck her on tn
head, inf1icIing a severe scalp wound
On another occasion when he beCam
provoked at some trifing incident h
seized her and struck her head agains
E a chair.
The case of Mabel Weeks, or Ne7
London, VS.. The Shore Line Electri
Railway Co. was Withdrawn withou
costs on Friday.
The complaint alleged that while tn
plaintiff was riding on a Shore Lin
car in New London, July %. 1914.
fust blew out. burning the plaintiff
clothing and shocking and frightenin
her. AS q result of the accident til
plaintiffs whole nervous system wa
, greatly shocked and injured. Sh
, claimed $4,000 damages.