New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-06
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DIVORCE GRANTED
TO HATTIE WOOSTER
PlainyiIIe Woman Accused -Hus-
band Of Habitual lntemperance
MARRIED SIX YEARS AGO

! Ethel G. Morton Stewart of ,Eorcst-
vile Granted Separation for Alleged
/ crueIty-Plainviile out for Liberty
BONG Quota.
+ Hattie Isabel Wooster of Plainville
was divorced yesterday from Louis
| Grover Wooster, who when last heard
| from was in MiddleburH. They Were
married in Waterbury, on January IS,
| 1912. They separated in August,
1913, and after a separation of two
yea rs they went to live together again.
After a short time they separated
AGAIN for the last time. Wooster was
charged With habitual intemperance.
TIE, wife told the Judge that she re-
ceiNed very little money from him for
her support or her child. The court
granted her a divorce and also the
custody Of her child.
Ethel G. Morton Stewart, who lives
| in Torestville, was divorced from
Herbert A. Stewart who was charged
with intolerable cruelty. They were
married on December 81 1911. She
loft her husband in Septembef. 1919,
and returned to him in January, 1918
When she lived With him he never
clothed her or supported her. He
| was rural mail carrier and had an
| income of $1,000. The judge granted
| her y divorce and the right to assume
| her maiden name.
Perfect School Attendance
! The following is a list Of pupils
who have been perfect III attendance
| for the winter term which ended
| March 49, 1918:
| Grade la, Miss Edna TraVer teach
! cr, Alexander Stopanuck; Grade h.
| Miss Esther p. CIapp, teacher Earl
| McGibbon and Roy Disten; Grade 1c,
| Miss Lillian NJ. Russell, teacher. Elvin
! MmcIla; grade I'd Miss Mabel Styling,
teacher, Sebastian Arcari and Ken
| meth Prior; Grade 3, Miss Kathryn t..
| kAmerzil, teacher Ruth Anderson,
Annette Brunette, Dorothy Mason,
| Celia StepanuCk, Andrew Bernard
| duel Frank Machoniski and Ralph
| Mlnelia: Grades 3 and A. Miss Lucy
Rarhier,, teacher. Herbert Petnand
and Eleanor Carlson; Grade 4, Miss
MAY O. Ninssbury, teacher, Elm We
| }ard; Grade 5, Miss Mildred Nelson,
! teacher, Genevieve Blinn. Yonne
! BrunneIle. Doris Tanning Amcrigo
1
tin, Lillian Rich; Grades and 6, Miss
Bertha Steward, teacher. Frank Ar
| "ari. Tony Stepanuck and Rose We
lardi; Grade 6. Miss Lenpie NJ. Stan
! ley, teacher Margaretta Propson.
| Bertha IT@menWay. Eleanor Furrey,
! Vito N"latdi, Floye Dal>cr and FRANK
| HOcnher%er: Grade 7, Miss Tnez RI.
| Babcock, teacher, Edgar Norton,
| Helen ProDson and Ali>e Barden;
| Grade <, Miss Vera l.. Hawkins,
teacher George Cook. Eliza beth Far
| var. E1nest Forshaw, Leon Griffin,
| Alice Maloney. Adeline Minella,
| Michael Noga, Robert Thorne,
| CHARLES Weldon and Mary Yarou -
Death of John Francis Carraghcr.
John Francis, the son OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank A. Carragher, died last
evening at his home on West Main
| street. The funeral will be held to-
| morrow morping from his late home
ats.2 o'clock. 1ntermen will be in ST.
| JosNph's. cemetery.
| Liberty Loan.
The Ptainville Liberty Loan com
( mittee reports that the drive started
| very strong this morning. vt noon
the whistles and church bells rang
and showed that PlainvilIc was going
| to do Its part in tho Third Liberty
| loan Drive. The committee hopes
| that Plainville will go over the top
| like it did on the last drive and win
the Honor Flag"
t Union Services
A union patriotic service will be
held on Sunday evening, April Ia. at
| the Planvillc Congregations church.
! The speaker Of the OCCASION Will be
! Or. CYRUS Townsend Brady. DR. Brady
| is a Wel1-l<nOwn orator and preacher
| and has seen Red Cross service in
| France. Further announcement will
| he made later
| Church Notes. :
| CONGREGATIONAL Church-The regu-
| lar morning services will be held at
I1O:45. with sermO on by the pastor. The
! topic OF the sermon Will be "Debtors.