Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-05
THREE pIvoRcEs GRANTED
 BY JUDGE GREENE
At Short Calendar Session of Superior
 Court Monday.

Judge Gardiner Greene granted three. diyorces at the short calendar session of the superior court in New London Monday morning. All were uncontested.
 William Smith of. Norwich was granted a divorce from Cora Smith of parts unknown on the ground of de- sertion. They were married Dec. 6, 1905, and the desertion took place July, I1914.
 ] Ruth H. Pfeifer of New London was granted a divorce from William B. Pfeifer of parts unlzHewn on the grounds of dsertion. The plaintiff, whose maiden name was Hackett, married Pfeifer July r, 1912, and he left her March 4. 1913. She was given 1 the custody of her two children. On the ground Of cruelty, Mary Kro- kas of Norwich was granted a divorce l from Steve Krokas, also of Norwich. 1 The marriage took place June ', 1916, land she testified that her husband started to strike and abuse her soon after their marriage, and continued 1 until she was conpelled to leave him 1 after they had been married less than i a year. The short calendar matters were disposed of as follows: Doi,ahue vs. Marsh. ct a1., argument of demurrer 1 dttu H1UtlUu Ol QS16QudQL- +N1duy4 W<1S postponed. Armstrong, ct al. ys. Mo ran, ct al, hearing on plea in abate- ment went off the list. Collins vs. Loyal Protective Insurance Co, more particular statement ordered filed in one week from next Friday. Edgar Ts. l Morgan, ct al. judgment for plaintiff if building is not removed in thirty days. Mercer. Receiver, vs Crockett, pleadings on or before Friday, March 8. Howard, Admr., vs. Redden, ct al, judgment on demurrer sustained, went off the list. Maynard vs. Redden, ct al, judgment on demurrer sustained went of the list. Williamson vs. Red Gen, ct all. judgment on demurrer sus. tained, went off the list. Goldberg vs Goldberg, default for failure to file answer was postponed. Walcer xs
 Pelechautz, ct al. disclosure of de- fense or foreclosure was postponed
 Halliday vs. Logan, ct al, pleadings or default ordered in two weeks Fled.
 Ter vs. BuclSlyn, pieadings or default iH two weeks. Finnegan vs. Bueklyn pleadings or default in two weeks Stafford vs. Bucklyn, pleadings or de fault in two weeks. Florence E. Pen. Iniman vs. Henry E. Penniman, to be postponed. Howard, Adfnr., vs. Red den, ct al., leave to file substituted
 complaint was granted Maynard vs
 Redden, ct al, leave to file substituted
 complaint was granted. Williamson vs. Redden. ct al., leave to file substi
 tuted complaint was granted Jack
 son vs Berlin Construction Co, ct al.
 appeal from compensation commis
 sioner; hearing was postponed An
 geline s. Marguglio vs Angelo Mar, lgugiio, alimony pendente lite and dis
 closure of defense and answer or or der that case be placed on list as un contested was postponed Florence L
 Leeds vs George w. Leeds. disclosur, of defense and answer or order tha
 case be placed on list as uncontestet
 went off the list. Donahue vs. Marsh
 ct al., that receiver for H. R. Doug las, Inc, be made a party defendan was postponed.
 Uncontested Divorces: Fanny Enc Cantey vs Thomas W. Cantey, wa , postponed; William Smith vs. Cor; Smith, granted on grounds of deser . tfon; Mary Kolsas vs. Steve Kokas
 granted on grounds of cruelty; Rutl Hackett Pfeffer vs William B. Pfei | fer, granted on grounds, of desertion
 Sally Gard DeFuniak ys Herbert De Funiak, was postponed.
 The next short calendar session vii
 be held Friday, March 8. at 10 a, m.