Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-09
NORWICH MAN IS
 GIVEN A DIVORCE
His Wife Is Serving Sentence Fol sa Manslaughter.

Sally Gard DeFuniak of New Lon don was granted divorce from Her bert DeFuniak of Bridgeport by Judge Gardiner Greene in the superior court in New London, Friday morning. The decree was granted on the grounds of habitual intemperance. Mrs. DeFuniak was given the custody of her five-year- old son. and she was allowed $40 a month alimony, payable monthly.
 Mir. and Mrs. DeFnniak were mar ried June r, 1911. On the witness stand Mrs. DeFuniak stated that he
 became intoxicated or their honey moon and that he was habitually in
 toxicated during their whole married
 life. He secured numerous positions
 in the south soon after their marriage,
 and later in Bridgeport and Hartford
 and he was unable to keep any of
 them, because of his drinking habits.
 Fanny Epos Cantey of New London
 was granted divorce from Thomas W. Cantey of parts unknown on the
 grounds of desertion. The latter was a soldier stationed at Fort Trumbull when she married him on June 13. 1910, and he left in November of the following year and she has not seen
 
 six and seven, of which she was given the custody.
 Arthur F. Fulton of Norwich was granted a divorce from Ruth E. Fulton of Bridgeport on the grounds Of de- Sertion. They were married May 26, 1904 and she left him Oct. 12,1907, | because she wanted to lead life mere 1 interesting. MT. Fulton stated that his l wife lived with man named Older
 shaw in Bridgeport and that she killed him, for which she is now serv- 1 ing sentence of one year for man.
 slaughter in the country jail in Bridge | port. Fulton was given the custody [ of one child
 The short calendar matters were
 disposed of as follows:
 | Donahue Ys. Marsh ct al, argument of demurrer and motion of defendant Cady, was postponed; Merser, receiver l vs. Crockett, disclosure of defense or l judgment, was postponed; Goldberg vs 1 Goldberg, pleadings on default in one
 week ordered; Walcer, vs.< Pelechautz ct al. disclosure of defense or fore closure, was postponed; Florence F Penniman vs. Henry E. Penniman, to
 be placed on the uncontested list, was postponed; Jackson vs. Berlin Con struction Co. ct al., appeal from com pensation commissioner. hearing, judge took the papers; Angeline $. MargUg-
 fio vs. Angelo Marguglio, alanony pendente lite, and that disclosure oi defense and answer or, order that case
 be placed on list as uncontested, went off the list; CarSten B. Hansen vS l Victoria J. Hansen. that an answer bt filed or case placed on unconteste6 list, pleadings or default in two weeks
 ordered; Emily Chesbro vs. Rober
 Chesbro, second order of notice, grant.
 ed; Denfson ct al vs. Heating, ordel
 that bill of particulars be filed, wa: granted; Sciallabba eft al vs. city O liNew London, default for failure tt plead, went off the list; Redden vs went off the list; Margaret Hughes vs Charles Hughes, second order of ho , tice, was granted; Christiana vs Avery, default for failure to plead pleadings or default in two weeks Chadwick vs. Barrett ct al, defaul ] for failure to plead; Armst-ong ct a,
 vsS Moran ct al, disclosure of defens } or judgment, judgment by default ' 5 fine; Anna @Marcus vs. Henry Marcus
 answer, pleadings or default iH tw
 weeks.
 Uncontested divorces: Fanny Enc } Cantey vs. Thomas W. Cantey, wa l Sf0nteos on gfOun0S or 0eSerLlo GUS l tody allowed Sally Gard De Funia 3 vs. Herbert. De Funiak, judgment o :, grounds of intemperance;- custody an 5 alimony $40 per week. Arthur F. Full | ton vs. Ruth E. Fulton alias Older : shaw, judgment on grounds of deser 3 tion; custody allowed; Rosa Jackso
 Charles vs. Ernest Charles, was post
 poRed; Karin Carlson Peabody VI Horace L. Peabody; was postponed. n !. Cases were assigned as follows:
 New London, jury assignments. > Tuesday March 12-FerTigini V r Keasbey; ct al (on triaD, Huber ct a F vs. H. R. Douglas, Inc, ct all, Stor e vs. Bailey, adrnr., appeal from pre t. bate
 IT Wednesday, March 13-Nahass v !. Starr Perrin vS.7 Chiaponi Concl1li h vs.- Shore Line Electric Railway G l. Colchester Farm Produce O. v U Gpldstef1 ct al
 1T Thursday, March 14-Morris adm !el vs. Patch ct al, Davidson vs Saving Is Bank of New London, Levin ys. Ma. 9. eachusetts Fire and Marine Insuran, te O.. Shade vs: Hendel
 I'll Friday. March 15-Short calenda 1t bar; meeting and assignment of case 10 Special assignment, Tuesday, Marc le. Is--Avery vs. Hyder, Attini vs Aver isl Hyder vs. Avery.