Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25
FOUR BIv0RCEs GRANTED AT
 SHORT CALENDAR SESSION

FOUR BIv0RCEs GRANTED AT
 SHORT CALENDAR SESSION
 Four divorces were granted Friday by Judge Isaac Wolfe at the short calendar session of the superior court in this city. All were on the uncontested list Three others which were down on the list went off the list.
 Everett J. Winslow of East Lyme was given a divorce from Esther Lawrence Winslow, address unknown, on grounds of deser-ion. The couple were married Nov. 5, 1915. Mrs. Winslow deserted her husband October 24, 1s1s
 The court granted Lillian F. Coeper of New London divorce from William H. Cooper of parts unknown, the grounds being cruelty. The plaintiffs maiden name was Lillian F. Foster. The cou- pie were married in North Attleboro, Mass, in 1915. It was a runaway mar riage and the plaintiff married without the consent of her parents.
 Louise D. Desrosiers o. MontWile was granted divorce from Walter Desros- iers, now of Montreal, on grounds of de- sertion. The plaintiffs maiden name was Louise D. Dufour and she arried Desrosiers in December 1913.
 On grounds of cruelty Louise Rose Woodworth of Griswold was granted 8 divorce from John J. Woodworth, also of Griswold. The couple were married on Sept. 2s, 1s17
 The short calendar list was disposed ol as follows:
 Shea 'vs. Gavitt Hearing on applica. tion for temporary injunction went of | the list. Washington Trust Co., vs l Thompson. Assessment of dimages and limitation of time on foreclosure judg- l ment, went off the list. R. A. Sherman's l Sons Co. vs. Doyle. Assessments oi l damages and limitation of time on fore. 1 closure, went off ,tho.slist Victor Davis vs Katherine W.fDavis Hearing on mo. i tion re-custody of children pending tria 1 of cause. Mariana vs. New London Bak- 1 cry & Delicatessen Co. Hearing on re- | ceiver's petition in re-clains of Joht Ernst, Emile Wuest and Frederick 1 Wuest. Elizabeth O. Meyer vs. Abraham
 J. Meyer. That defendant be adjudget 1 in contempt of court for future to fully comply with order of superior court dat. 1 ed May S1, 1920. ordering alimony pay nents. Elizabeth O. Meyer vs Abraham
 J. Meyer. Motion that order for alimony pendente lite be modified. Esther B
 Carpenter vs. Frank L. Carpenter. Appli cation for aiimony pendente lite, all
 went off the list.
 1 Douglas vs. H. R. Douglas, Inc Hear 1 ing on final account and final judgmen went off the list Hull, State Attorney 1 vs. Chesterfield Baptist Society, ct al 1 Appointment of committee of court t
 transfer property, judge took the papers
 James G. Bozzella, petition to chang l name, went off the list. Bishop vs. Copp l EXT, Appeal from Probate. Motion t set aside verdict and motion in arres | of judgment, were both denied. Ralph l Main vs. Sadie M. Main. Alimony pend
 ing the action, fixed at SS per week com | mencing Dec IT, 1920. Allowance to de
 fendant at S35 in three weeks Shay V:
 Mantle Menhaden Oil & Guano G
 Hearing on application re personal pror
 erty claimed by the c. M. Shay Fertiliz
 CT Co, judge took the papers Connect cut Lumber Co. vs. White DiscIosur of defense or judgment on sworn bill (
 particulars, answer ordered in one wee
 or judgment on sworn bill of particular
 Barnes vs. Mystic Valley Creamery c,
 Authority to employ counsel and inst
 ute suit against Ralph C. Wheeler an
 suit against J. E. F. Brown was gran
 ed. United States Steamship Co. vs. Grs
 ton Iron Works. Petition of Groton Iro , Works for order directing payment of r,
 ceivers' commitments went off the list Alexander vs. Andriola. ct al Grante foreclosure and limitation of time set 2 first Tuesday in February, 1921. There's Waterman vs. Clarence Waterman. Sc. ond order of notice was granted. Dawle vs. Fogarty. Default for failure to ansY } CT, pleadings were ordered in two week Martini vs. Importers 6 Exporters Tn : Co.,, ct al. Judgment on demurrer nu tained, granted. United States Stfan ship Co. vs. Groton Iron Works Hearir pn remonstrance of Combination Hook Ladder Co.,. to report or referee ar 1 hearing on remonstrance of Frank N r~ : went off the list Bertram C. Raynor V :; Helen Jane Raynor. Second order , notice was granted Hudgins vs Roger [ Default for failure to plead. pieadin F were ordered in two weeks. U. S. Tru
 O., of New York, ct al, EXITS, vs. IT
 1 Shore Line Electric By Go. Old Color
 Trust Co. vs. Shore Line Electric Ra
 way Co, ct al Application of receiv
 to transfer the legal title of transmi = Sion line and sub-station to The Co necticut Company was granted.
 Ship construction and Trading Co. ' '. Andertor, Ex. of one week on order f
 final answer Caracausa vs. Martin
 Permission to file substitute complai was granted. Hull State Attorney ! Chesterfield Baptt5t Society, ct al Tn
 a committee be appointed to nal ' transfer, if necessa ", and that the pa ls ties be ordered to state their claims u the property. Judge took the papers s Uncontested divorces: Julia A. Coon .u vs. Charles Cqonfbs, went off the Ii Arthur L. Howard ys Bessie A Howal
 went off the list. Everett J. Winslow
 Esther L. Winslow judgment granted
 grounds of assertion. William T. Or
 fin vs. Margaret W. Griffin, went off t |. list Lillian F. Cooper vs. William r. Cooper, judgment granted on grounds II cruelty, Louise D. Desrosiers vs. Wall C Desrosiers, Judgment was granted = grounds of desertion. No change of nar .e allowed. Louise Rose Woodworth vs Jo . J. Woodwork, judgment on grounds I cruelty. Change of name allowed II Court went out without day T = criminal term of the superior court " come in on the first Tuesday in Ja q uary.