Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-25
PUTNAM, :.

T. endar received attention, at Friday l mornings session of the superior court, jurors being drawn also !, Miss Maggie Hammsrd, Of Danielsen. was granted divorce. on the ground of desertion from F.Eward E. Hammond | who Is believed to pe dead, at least all | efforts to locate him have failed, hrs
 relatives not having heard from him in several years. | The Hammonds were married July 27,l 1897. and lived together until Jdiy 31. 1915, when Hammond, who was in the |
 employ of the Boston and Maine railroad, 1 disappeared. On the afternoon of tho 1 day that he went away from home Mrs. l Hammond received a letter from him in | 1 which he stated that by the time she re l 1 etiyed the letter he would have suicided l 1 by drowning. This letter was produced
 in court and submitted as evidence in l support of Mrs. Hammond's claim for di-
 vorce. 48 Since the day he went away Mrs. from him, although the railroad brother hood of which he was member made an effort to get news of him. The only
 report ever received concerning him was from 8 person who only knew Hammond
 slightly and who thought he saw him
 on a street in New York one day
 Mrs. Hammond said that there never Hdu beeH dll- trOuDio between HeT hUS-
 band and herself and she attributed his going away to the fact that he had lost
 heavily at gambling and that his losses 1 upset him.
 John F. Morin brother of Mrs Ham
 mond. Mrs, Walter Brawley and John
 M. Cosan. all of Danielson, were witness.
 es in Mrs. Hammond's behalf She was
 given the custody of her son, Ernest born
 October 15, 1904
 Attorney |. L. Darb:e, counsel for Ev-
 erett Pellett. of Danlelson. in an uncon-
 tested divorce action against Irene Pei:
 lett, DsniAlsen, filed the finding of Judss
 NJ. A. Shumway, who heard the case in
 chambers at Danielson this week. Judge
 Maltbie ordered that decree of divorce
 be entered in favor of MT. Pellett in ac- 1 eerdance with Judge Shumways finding
 Attorney Harry T. Back represented
 the borough of Danielsen in a foreclosure action against Frank Bibeault Bibeault who left Danielson several years ago and
 cannot be located, is owner of lot on
 the south side of North street and abut- 3 ting the tracks of the New Haven road 7 The borough of Danieson levied, in 1917. sewer assessment against all property 7 owners along North street this assess.
 ment amounting in BibeauNs case to
 S22.s0. which has not been paid Judgo 4 Maitbie ordered that judgment bA entered , for that amount plus interest of s421. n making a total of s27.61. The lot owned hv Bibeault. is not worth in exc.& of 1, s75
 d \ transaction that inspired nity for the G nlaintiff came to light when the ease of : Walenty karwala. Polish resident of : this city. vs, William l. woznieki was
 1 taken up for considerat tion. Judge NJ II l. Geissler representing Mir Karwala. e karwala had loaned Woznicki who l. was a resident of Putnam some time ago q sums totaling $2So0. which were used by a WozHicki in an effort to conduct groc. h cry and meat business here In addition n to these loans K2rwala's son was ore.
 vailed upon By the father to invest s4oc in the Woznicki enterprise. which turned . out a flat failure.
 Tn testifying, thr6ugh an interpreter ksrwala said that the time when he was considering making the loans to Woznic '- Xii the latter said to him If I do no tt pay back your money by the end of si7 Il months. I shall buy revolver and brine l. 1t to you that you may shoot me witt
 your own hands"
 d KarWala is & hard-working laborAr y who has yielded pick and shovel fol t years. He is upwards of So and his loss
 es through his loans to and in faith ir }, Woznicki represent a lifetime of say. l ing.
 3 Judge Maltee ordered that judgment T be entered against Woznicli for s206O
 as Karwala does not hold notes GOV. s ering the entire amount of his loans tc e Woznicki. who has gone to parts un. d knoEn There is some ennity in weznic. e ] kfs holdings here. probably as much as = S3Go or sf00. and that is all that is in S sight to reimburse Karwala and his son - for their S3Too.
 Following 2 heariAs of petition . brought to the attention of the court ! by Attorney Hary E. Back, Judge Malt
 bic issued an order for the release from S the Connecticut School for Boys at Mer- r iden of Henry c. Stoddard a Danielson : eoy who was committed to the institution 2 leJuly g of this year from the town court
 | of Kininsly.
 5 The boy is to be released in charge of T Herbert c. eKech of Danieson as sps- a l elal probation officer. Attorney Back said : that it is believed that the Stoddard boy 1. l if given chance. can be moulded into S a valuable citizen and that MT. Keech is l. 1 willing to undertake to act as special Il probation officer. Judge w F Wood.
 ward of the Killngly town court ap- f peared as witness in the case The f stoddard boy was sent to Meriden follow. n ing his arrest in Danielson for an affail
 that involved having spent some none, q he wrongfully possessed.
 l. The list of those drawn Friday ia, l. future service follows: Putnam Samue e Rich, J. J. Dupre Windham, Alphons,
 $. Gilinas, Robert M,~ Bath; Ashford d Frank w. Moore: Brooklyn, Willis. I. C Kenyon; Canterbury, c. Gaske Chaplin
 Boss A. Moran Eastford H. S. French IS Hampton. Frank A Phillips; Killingly m George A. Williams, w. 4. whipple
 Plaindeld, William German, J. J. Bennett E. Fred E. Dawley Pomfret Richar C, Clemens, George ". Fuller; Scotland, C r. S. Sweet; Sterling. Robert A. Sherman rt Thompson, Randolph H Chandler. Rich
 ard Barton, Michael Ksnney woedstocl at w 4. Howard John Killam.
 xt Illness of Attorney Charles E. Sear,, to who was reported Friday as improyin, he made necessary another post tponemef1 i'll in the mandamus proceedings in the cas te 1 of Miss Gertrude A. eWafdell vs. the tow e- of Killingly.
 on People of this city HiiI be espeeiall .st interested in the Second Congression; ng District convention which will assemh ms in Wiilimantic this eSaturday) mornin ch by reason of the fact that Byron D. Blu, 50 bee of this city is candidate for tl ar nomination. It was stated h. q on Frida his that Mir Eugbee's eanGidac, was gai, cf, in strength.
 ate MT. and Mrs. Henry Beaureeard ha, for moved from Willimantie to Putnam MT
 Beauregard, who was Miss Diane E
 6ieult, formerly of this city, has enter
 the employ of the Ladies' Speciality sho 4. Invitations have been issued fse f ua a. wedding of Miss A Louise Adams ts this city and Edson S. Johnson, of We -AS to takA