Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-04

rally she could endure his treatment of her no longer, she testified, and left him. about ten months ago.
 Charles H. Baker. Willimantic tes- tifed that he had seen Roberts drunk on different occasions and at ore Syracuse, N. r, where MT. Baker was staying while on business. Rob crts was drunk about the hotel every night for a week Mrs. Elizabeth Whiting also testified in Mrs Rob- erts' behalf. Mrs. Hannah E. Lewis, also of Willimanic, was called as q witness in the case. which was con- ducted for Mrs. Roberts by Attorney P. J. Danahey. The decree was granted on the ground of intemper- ance.
 At the afternoon session of the 1 court two more Uncontested divorces were granted.
 Rosanna Hogue of this city claimed q divorce from Oliver Hogue. They
 were married May %, 1904, and lived i husband, Mrs. Hogue testified, 6evel- oped a habit of going away and stay 1 ing three or four weeks at time. Fi- Rally he informed her, sine testified, | that he had contracted a contagious l disease. Thereupon they separated and have since lived 3 part. The di- voFce was granted On the ground Of
 assertion. Attorney Charles L. Tor
 rev represented Mrs. Hogue.
 Mary c. Hammer, formerly of South Woodstock, was granted a divorce
 from Henry Hammer. The ground was intolerable cruelty. The couple
 were married at Schenectady, N. Y,
 or July 2S. 1915. Attorney C. L. Tor l Iy~oT oT
 Court adjc1rned without day.
 The new legislative train will leave here this (Tuesday) morning at S30
 Oh it's first trip to Hartford. Its pas
 sengers will include most of the leg
 islators from Windham county towns
 m this vicinity, though the tram may be used by the Pbulic. Putting this train on practically restores the old morning train service between this
 city and Willimantic and Hartford. John Foley had placed himself in the way of being presented in the city
 court Monday morning, but he did not
 appear Instead lie was at the Day
 Kimball hospital, nursing a painful
 injury. Foley was picked up near
 Buck street at o'clock Sunday morn
 and apparently intoxicated He was
 trundled to the police station in a
 wheelbarTow, and it was then discOv-
 cred that he had a broken ankle Whereupon he was transferred to the ; hospital. It is believed that he sus-
 tained the injury by falling off d : wall.
 , Michael Finnery was in court Mon- day. He was sent to jail for 30 days l for haZing been intoxicated. Johr Welch, Jewett City. was fined B fol ! having been intoxicated and will pay At the February sitting Of the com. Eon council this evening, one of the : matters that it is said will come IT
 for consideration is that of appoint ; ing a captain of police to Fl tine va cancy cau1-.i by the resignation O l Captain Joseph A. Ryan.
 The Hoyt musical show drew goot business to the Bradley theater Mon day One of the chief attractions 0 tie company proved to be Felix Mar ! tiE. Canadian dialeCtician and an olt favorite here. The company provet pleasing 10 I'utnam people.
 Attorney Archibald Macdonald, Jr who has been a sergeant in the ser [ vice at Camp Devens, has been dis
 charged and is at his home here. H 5 made his first appearance in the su ! perior court since getting back int q civil life Monday morning.
 Attorney Frank Foss Of WillinaE c tic was a visitor in Putnam Monday = County Detective W. E. Jackson ( t WiIlimantiC was in Putnam Monda e on a business trip,
 y The black letter A. with red an il white block, to be seen on the coat 5. of men recently returned here fror
 overseas indicate that they were mem