The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-31
MANY STAMFORD
 DIV0RCES FILED
Superior Court is Confront ed With Busy February
 Terms.

Stamford leads with the number of divorce petitions filed for the Feb ruary term. Most of the plaintiffs allege desertion and others allege in tolerable cruelty. The following new cases were filed with the clerk of the superior court this morning:
 Jennie Hanford, of Norwalk, suing through her next friend, Jennie Sco- field, asks divorce from John F. Hanford. The plaintiff alleges intol- erabIe cruelty and wants her maiden name, Jennie Scofield, returned. They were married Feb. l, 1917.,
 Mable Mcguire Sloat of Stamford is suing for a divorce from. Clarence Leonard Sloat, of Garden City, L. l.. She alleges adultery by the husband and asks for the custody of a three year-old daughter Mabel.
 Elsie English, nee Phillips, of Stamford, petitions for a divorce and change of name in a suit brought against Thomas N. English of New York City. They were married July 9, 1912. The wife alleges that the de- fendant is guilty of habitual intenlz perance and intolerable cruelty.
 Bessie Kaczer Weinberg of Stam- ford, alleging adultery against her husband, David H. Weinberg, wants a divorce and the custody of a tive year old daughter, Fay.
 Alleging habitual intemperance and intolerable cruelty against her hus- band, William Gates Anna May Gates, nee Valentine, both of Stam- ford, the plaintiff petitions for a di- vorce. The couple were married November 1, 1902. There are two minor children, Clinton, age 15, and Harold, age 13.
 A divorce and alimony, also the custody of minor child, Is asked by Lydia J. Rich of Stamford, from Da- l vid s. Rich. Intolerable cruelty is alleged. The plaintiffs maiden name was Lydia J. Miller. These people were married July Is. 1914. Anna Victoria Way of Stamford, wants a divorce from William Clem- | ent Way on account of desertton al- ! legged to have existed since Sept, 1915 | Her maiden name, Anna V. Kenney 1 is asked to be restored. The couple | were married November 8, 1913 1 There are two minor children. l Matilda g. Collins of Danbury, al- | leges that she has been deserted since l September, 1907. Her husband, John c. Collins is now in parts unknown l They were married May 23, 1899 | The plaintiff asks for a divorce an6 l the custody of two minor children Gerald, age 19 and John, age IT. Her maiden name was Matilda Aspinwau 1 Helen Mentschel. nee Jurgensen has filed a divorce suit against Ru dolph Hentschel. both of Bridgeport | The plaintiff alleges desertion which l has existed since September 10, 1915 They were married August 5, 1915. Other cases to appear on the civi 1 docket are:
 Frank L. Nichols of Stamford against the International Munitions company on debt of s2,440.17. Joseph H. Moll of Stamford has levied an attachment on the propert. of David H. Weinberg on a debt O s3,3o0.
 | George Lucas of Stamford is suins Gutzon Borglum of New York Cit! for balances due on several notes, th' total amount aggregaung about s2,
 500.
 The Hegeman- Harris Company ask
 that 8 mortgage covering Stamfort property and given to secure 1udg
 ment Hen which judgment was ob
 tained in the Superior court Januar.
 3, 1919 against George Lucas an'
 Gutzon Borglum, be foreclosed.
 Miriam Engle of Providence has at
 tached the property of Herman
 Isaacs of Bridgeport in an actiol
 brought to recover s5,000 damages re
 sulting from an automobile collision
 between the contestants and occur
 ring in Westport last summer. Tn
 plaintiff alleges that on account o
 the negligence of defendant's agen
 and faulty brakes on lis car the re
 sulting smashup left her with par l alyzed back and other severe bodii
 injuries.