Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-19
WESTERLY

w aSnlnStOn county DelnS ueiu at " est
Kingston. was devoted to the hearing
of divorce cases, Judge John w.
Sweeney presiding. Out Of the six
cases heard, five divorces were grant
ed and one was denied. A final decree
in one other case was entered. The
majority of jury cases will be heard
at the session in Westerly. Court viii
probably adjourn Friday to Westerly.
The following divorce cases were !
disposed of:
Pauline r. Smith VS.. Frank Smith, |
both residents of Peacedale, South |
Kingston. Heard on dispositions and |
granted on grounds of neglect to pro-
vide. Petitioner granted permission to |
resume her maiden name, Pauline f.
Browning. McSoley for petitioner
Elva G.. P. Jencks VS.. Henry E.
Jencks. Oral testimony. Petitioner
resident of Hopkinton. Granted on
grounds Of neglect to provide. Petit
toner allowed to resume her maiden
name. Rathbun for petitioner.
Edith Raymond Gilbert VS.. Eugene
and granted on grounds of neglect to
provide. Petitioner allowed to resume
her maiden name. Roche for petition
er.
Mary Elizabeth Rhodes VS.. Moses
Jacob Rhodes. Heard on oral testi-
mony and granted on grounds Of non
! support. Roche for petitioner.
| Orpha Simpson VS.. Allan Adelbcrt
| Simpson. Petitioner resident of Hop
| kinton. Heard on oral testimony and
granted on grounds of neglect TO pro-
vide. Petitioner awarded tbs custody
Of her year old son Allan. Fergu
! son, Jr.. for petitioner.
Clifford Eldredge of Hope Valley VS..
| Emily L. Eldredge. Heard on deposi-
ton Petition denied.
Walter L. Clarke of Westerly vs.
Mary T. Clarke. Heard on deposition
and granted on grounds of desertion.
| Roche for petitioner.
final decree was entered in the
divorce case of Mary Jane Wood VS..
Frank L. Wood for non support. Roche
for petitioner.
Certificates of naturalization were
issued at Monday afternoons session
to the following: Richard Rafferty,,
aged 47, of Narragansett Pier, place
of birth, Ireland; Viovanni Polezzati.
aged SO, of Bradford, ploce Of birth.
Italy; Gaetono Bianchi, aged "a, of
Westerly, place of birth, Italy;
Giuseppe Frisilla, aged "a, of Peace
| dale, South Kingston, place of birth,
Italy; Antonino Paplia, ged 40, of
Westerly, place Of birth. Italy; Dudolf
"
birth, Russia.
Trial calendar:
At Kingston: Action at law OF
Charles Bailey VS.. Oliver w Greene
Jr., trespass Don the case for negli-
sence. Brennan for plaintiff. To be
heard Wednesday.
Thursday-Action at law Of John W
F.! Greenwood vs. John A. Allen, trespa SIS
for negligence. Iedwidge for plaintiff
S. w. X. Allen for defendant.
Westerly calendar, actions 1T law in
order named: Mary E. Sunderland VS.
Henry n. Girard, Wakefield Water Co
vs.. Rocky Brook Mills Co. Charles j.
I Cooke VS. Pardon De Grande, Agnes
NJ. Crandall, admr., VS. Thomas Fid!er
I Louis Murano VS.. ". E. Stedman Vii
chae1 Lu7zi VS.. Dominicll Leonetti, Az
thony Turrisi VS.. c. P Tuscano
Charles T. Holley VS.. Dutee W. Flint
alas; Charles P. Eccleston VS. Angelo
Dotolo Perrin Brothers VS.. Franklin
/ D. Lawson, Marie Antonio Ciamalorc
VS.. Joseph Gabrielle, Henrietta Don
nelly VS.. Robert J Donnelly, Mary Eta
d Donnelly VS.. Robert ]. DonneIly, Wake
i field Trust Co. VS.. Harry F. Heustis
4 Guarantee Food Co. VS.. James W
4 Burke.
Angela NJ. Guarino VS.. Angelo ]
Cappuccio. Continued to the Apri
q session.
Marie Antonio CiamIore VS.. JOSEPH
4 Gabrielle. Assigned to Westerly.
Guarntee Food Co. VS.. James "
Z Burke. Assigned to Westerly calen
Y dar.
John NJ. Greenwood VS.. John A
= Allen, To be tried at Kingston Of
2 Thursday by decision of court afte
Attorney Ledwidge had moved for tria
at Westerly.
;: representative Leverett A. Briog
and Geo"@e- B. Langworthy of Ash
away. who are spending a few days il
tie sonth, witnessed Ralph De Paln
establish the new world record mark
:, on Daytona beach Sunday afternoon.
. Local Laconics.
e Mrs. Elizabeth Spicer, who has bee,
= spending several weeks with relative
:. in Providence, has returned to he
home in Ashaway.
= Joseph Grills of the q. S. naval avia
ton service, who has been stationed a
e Pensacola, Fla is at the home of hi
n parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Grill!
e on Canal street for a short furlough
Sergt. Arthur T. Fenelon was anon
,. the members of the 10th casual com
n pany, SD regiment, TO return fror
: overseas on the steamship Susquehan
u ma which sailed from st. NaZair'
l. Sergeant Fenelon is at the home of hi
d parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Fen
IS elon. on ragansett avenue.
Mrs. Walter Burdick of % Robinso
n street has received word from her sol
: Charles W. Burdick. that he has re
turned from overseas and is now a
u Camp Merritt, N. J.. He returned 0
% the transport Finland last Frida
re morning. Sergt. Alzero F. Brown {
/ Base hospital No. IS, Johns Hopkin
O.; university, was on the same shil
IL Private BurdiCl was formerly mem
Der of the Fifth company of Westerl,
y Lieut.. John Harvey of the U.
aviation service, stationed at Kelle
: field, San Antonio. Tex, is at his HON
in Avondale on a furlough. Lieuten
a ant Harvey intends to remain in tn
il service.
le Lieut.. Charles RAYMOND Blake, VIII
le has been visiting his grandmothe
u Mrs. Ellen W. Blake, on Tower stree
n left Tuesday for Boston. Lieutena1
iiS5 Blake returned from France last wee
III decorated with the distinguished Sc,
vice cross.