Evening journal., 1920-11-08
20 COUPLES
ARE SEPARATED
Mrs. D. E. Robinson Would
Not Have Man Boss
Her"
POLISH SOLDIER
LOSES HIS WIFE

Twenty divorce suits were disposed
Of by Judges Boyce and Rice in su-
perior Court his morning. About as
many more cases will be heard this
afternoon.
Judge Boyce presided in courtroom
No and Juds Rice 10 No. ? court
room.
The nrst case heard by Judga Rice
was that Of Harry p. Conley VS..
Louisa, r. Conley. In which deserton
was allesed. Mr. conley testified that
ne was married November p. 1905
and that his wife left him while he
was At work on May q, 1917.
Judge Rice granted a decree nisi.
In the case OF Lucy Hansborough
vs.. Whiiam Hansborough, a decree
was granted on statutory grounds,
Mrs. Hansborough stated that she
was married November 6, 1916, and
that she left her husband about a
year ago.
A decree nisi was granted Walter
G. Feaster from Hettle NJ. Feaster
on grounds Of desertlon. Feaster tes-
on July p, 1912, and that his wife
left him while he was at work in
October, 1917 Since that time. he
said, no has not seen or heard OF er.
Feaster says his wife's father, who
/ lives at Isabella. Pa. has not heard
from his daughter In two years.
on statutory grounds James Wes-
| ley Scullcy was granted decree
from Mary A. Scully. Sculley saio
that he was married on December 8
1905. and that he left his wife on
August "a. i9id because OF her i'm
proper conduct. Mr. Scully was also
given the custody Of their two minor
children.
Renbert Bruce Robinson was grant
ted a decree from Dorothy EstellS
[ Robinson on statutory grounds.
Robinson testified that he was mar.
/ ried on March i6, 1915, and that hl
/ left his wife on September 10, 1919
because she spent most OF her eve
nings outside their home. She wa
/ out twenty nights straight prior 1,
his leaving her, he said.
In the case OF Martha A Dennis vs.
Charles Homer Dennis, a decree mis-
was granted on grounds Of desertiol
and extreme cruelty. Mrs Dennis tes
titled that she was married on Fehru
ary i7. 1915, and that during thei
married lie her husband frequentl,
severely beat her without apparen
cause. lie finally lefi her. Mrs nennl,
was given the custody OF her child.
A decree nlsi was granted Mary r
Curtis, colored, from Daniel Curtis, o.
grounds Of extreme cruelty. Mrs Cur
It's said her husband threatened TO xii
her.
Anna F. Smith was granted a decree
nisi from Charles z. Smith, on groundl
| or deseriiOn. IL was testified tha
Smith left town two ytars ago
Polish Wife Regrets
Regret that she ever married wa
the themS n A letter translated from
Polish, by Victor J. Pucylowski, writ
ten by Mrs. Pucylowski, from Poland
to her husband, who lives here. IN
husband brought divorce action. o
the grounds NJ wilful desert0n.
According 10 testimony given befor
Judge Boyce, the woman left he
ried him, in June, 1918 The lette
was received by the husband ate
sign ng Of the armisiice. In Il sh
declared she would not return and re
gretied she ever swore the marriag
vow. The woman went 10 POlan
several years ago.
The man said he thought that afle
the war his wife's heart would b
chanced and that she would returl
10 hum. but This proved 10 be a vail
hope. In her letter she called him
fool.
Decision was reserved for produc
ton Of the letter In court
Because he claims that his wife
Elizabeth w. Frank is now living wit
anohter man at a Harrison str ad
dress Rudolph =. Frank asked for de
cree. Frank formerly lived at the Har
risOn street address and says ne vii
messed through a keyhole compromis
ing scenes between his wife and thel
hoarder. The boarder has now take
possession Of the house, as we'll as O
the wife, Frank declared. Ho live
elsewhere. The decree nisi wa
granted.
William w. Windsor obtained
decree from Mrs. Efle J. Windsor o
a statutory charge. The custody q
three minor children will be dlsose
OF later.
Mrs. Sarah Proch was granted
decree nisi from August Proch, Jr
on grounds OF desertion. Mrs Proc
said her husband left her In 1918.