Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-22
FOUR DiVoRcEs GRANTED AT SHORT CALENDAR SESSION. Other M otions We're Heard by Judge
 Donald T. Warner.

Judge Donald T. Warner granted four divorces at short calendar ses- Friday. All Of the cases were un- contested
 Austerfa Elizabeth Stewart of Nor wich was. granted d divorce from Rob- ert James Stewart of parts unknown on the grounds of desertion. They were married in 1909 and the petitioner was given the custody of minor child. Her maiden name was Morris.
 John L.. Beckwith of Hartford was given a divorce from Maud l. Beck with of Mantle on the grounds of 6S sertion, They were married in Mantle in 1918, and he declared that when they went to Hartford she became dis sa atisfed and would not stay there, re- turning. to Mantle
 PhiIofo ena Caracusa of Groton was granted a divorce from Salvatore Cara cusa of New London on the grounds of impotency. The csc was partially physicians certificate. and evidence. Dr. E.. A. Henkle of New London was in court and testified: to the defend ants condition. ..-.
 Fred w. Smith of Norwich was granted a divorce from Beatrice Smith on the grounds Of de esertion.. This case was also con ntinued from last week when it was partially heard. Attorney Barnes for the plaintiff introduced to Judge Warner two letters. on the
 
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 The case of Grace l.. Fish of Eor- wich against Charles T. Fish. of Pres ton was partially heard and continued ried in 1910 and desertion is alleged. The. case, of Vernon "A. Malone against Alice Agnes Malone was con tinued, as it developed that the name should he Malone instead of Malone, and new orders of notice will have to be. secured , .. .. ..:. Judgment by stipulation. was req cf : ed in the case of Charity and Relief and others and Matsewski vs. Vince Ter. 2. .-
 In the case of Gabrielle Lupo vs. Robert H. Burrows. -'exr., and others for the sum of s3275.5s and there are other claims of s14oo. ,s14s and for taxes due. .. +~; ..... The property is in Groton near No ank and Henry L.. Bailey. said the pla V is worth from S10 900 to S12000 Part is water front Two months were allowed for. redemption. A motion for sdefauit against all non-appearing de- l.fendants was granted. ...':.s A demurrer was discussed in the case Of Molina M williams and others of Norwich, vs.a Orient Fire. Insurance Co, and the court took the. papers The claim is insurance of st2oo. In the case of Douglas >vs: Fl. R OOEStdSS, Inc, was aELet tEGt the court will sit in New London or Jan : to hear motions as regards liens and other questions. The monthly re- port of the receiver was. filed, a con- tract for completing the construction of sthe.- Me}cer Memorial school was 8 approved, and also. an order for the sale: Of the hardware business of the firm in question.
 Bonds Of SIS were ordered in tho two cases of Minor and; Ingraham vs nEh
 Two weeks were allowed for an an swer inf the case of Cohen vs. Ka1- nonowitza F. t- @s -'r- ..t f An order was passed upon the mo- tionr of John D.. HaH the receiver or the Thames Loan aud Trust Co. ir regard to a note of $200 and clTipn 0. l c. B. Strong, late of Lebanon. It wa: ordered that all dividends in con neetion with the matter be applied tofthe payment of the note. r The court w:sl nor. sit here nex week and it was adjourned by Sheriff Draper to come in here on January 1