Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-13
DANlELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

CT malterS on the calendar disposed of. at Fridays session of the superior court Judge George E. Einman, pre- siding
 Helen Hazzard of North woodstock was granted a decree, on the ground rof dessrtion, from George Hazzard, now of Sbuthbridge, whom she mai ried in Webster, in 1911.
 The couple lived at Dudley. Mass. a section of Webster, for few months and then returned to North Wood stock, where Mrs. Hazzard has been a resident practically all of her life. In April, 1916, about two months be- fore their child was born, Hazard de- serted her, Mrs. Hazard testified and they have since lived apart. Mrs. Hazard told Judge Hinman that she knew of no reason why her husband
 should desert her.
 Mrs. Hazard said that after he de- serted her, her husband went to live with a woman in Southbridge. He has had their child, she said. since two months after it's birth, He agree ing at a proceeding in a Justices court in Woodstock to take the child and see that 1t was cared for, but refus- ing to support the mother. Justice Charles M. Perrin. testify l ing in Mrs. Hazzard's behalf. said that he had known Hazzard for wears and was familiar with what had been done in the court in Woodstock. Asked by the court as to whether Hazzard 1 had ever said anything to him about going back to live with Mrs Hazard, 1 the witness replied that Hazard had told him: I've a better woman"
 David R. Hicks of Woodstock was another witness in Mrs. Hazards be- | half. Attorney Howard c. Bradford 1 represented Mrs. Hazard.
 | John jodein, who represents him l self as employed at New Bedford. Mass. setting up mill machinery. was | allowed a divorce, on the ground of 1 adultery, from Mary c. Jodoin. form
 erly of Central Village, now of Good
 The couple were at Moosup January 1 3l, 1Ss6, and lived together for eight years in villages of the town of Plain l heId before the husband left her six l teen years ago. MT. Jodoin said that
 he left his wife when he felt assured 1 that She was unfaithful and has since l lived apart from her.
 1 II have not seen her in 15 wears. 2 | MT. sJodoin testified on Friday. and I that was when she wrote me a letter
 to come to Massa chusetts town and
 get our son or she would put him ir
 an orphans home I went after the 1 boy and have since seen to his bring ing up Mir. Jodoin said.
 Arthur Herrick of Goodyear. testi. lied that he knew Mrs. Todoin and tha
 she is now boarding at his home ir
 Goodyear. MT. Herrick testified ina
 Mrs. Jodoin is known under the nam,
 of Mrs. Bowen in Goodyear, and ex
 plained that Bowen was brother e
 nls GHerrIck.s) wife. MT. Bowen i
 now dead. Mir. Herriek testified tha
 Mrs Jodoin has son eight year
 or age and that she and Bowen hat
 lived together as man and wife.
 Fred A. Card. in charge of the out
 side work at Goodyear, testified tha i, he knows Mrs. Jodoin and that sh
 goes under the name of Mrs. Bowen MT. Card said that she had adnitte, , to him that her name was not Bowen :; and that she had nevef been marriet to Bowen.
 II Judge Hinman ordered the decree oI
 the grounds of adultry. Attorney liar , " E. Back was counsel for Mir. Jo
 doin.
 Court adjourned until next Tues.
 day morning at 10 o'clock, when tn jury will be in attendance.
 The first case assigned for nex , week is that of George M. Jordar |
 Plainfleld. MT. Jordan is claimin , damages for the death of his fath ar. Willard P. Jordan. state roaf crew foreman, who was killed in a automobile accident near DayviII l while at his work for the state. NJ : Jordan's home was in Danielson. The Jordan case will he followed h $ that of Bridget .Ainsworth vs Bernar : Kangleyk, this having to do with tn I e fo4a Mi I l assigned for Wednesday.
 Next Thursdays assignments are ], Samuel L. Ide, ct al. vs. Wicek Ciesl; S t1rst case, and Retail Grocers' Svnd; : | cate, vs. Talahac and Talabac. secon Q case. This two latter are cases t 2 court, and the jury will be In attend l ance
 [ For Tuesday, March 2s, the assign : ment is the case of Thomas E. Hate
 vs. Williams and Co. The second cas = | for Tuesday, March g. is that of Gu r l L. Baker vs. John T. Ryan. This lat : ter is an automobile accident case. f For Wednesday, March r. the as V signment, before a jury, is that cas e l Of Harold c. Stone Ys. P. James R
 Hey.
 On Friday Judge Hinman ordere s l that the marriage of Vasila Papayoa e his and Vasllos Papayoanis be annul
 | SH. MI G. I d dkd yodnlS, a resident e Danielson, appeared in court here c : Friday of last week asking for a f i annulment and the case was heard { ' that time.
 , Judgment by default was entered = the case of the Quaker City Rt,bb, , Company vs. Albert Gordon. tf , amount being s1SS.90. Attorney Brad
 ford Danielson, of Moosup, appearIn f in court Friday morning for the blair . tiff company.
 e At the annual meeting of Heee Cor
 pany. No. l, Harry W. Charpe wa |, elected foreman. James Barnes frs e assistant foreman and Warren Anne t l second assistant foreman. Herbe, o Owens was elected secretary and Ha, !. ry Morse, treasurer.
 e Charles Wissins, 24, assistant heac :, master at Pomfret school, has tent d cred his resignation, to become effe, # tive at the end of the spring term. NJ l. Wiggins is to be headmaster at tf
 Nobel school in Boston, this being or g of the foremost selec. schools f, y boys in the country. MT. and MT y Wiggin have been very popular tt the Killine4v High School juni
 promenade.