Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22
DIvoRCES ARE GRANTED s-
 TO THREE PRrrTIoN

TO THREE PETITIONERS
 Three divorces were granted by Judge George E. Hinman here Friday morning in the superior court, and in one case which was heard the judge reserved de- cison.
 Arthur Rose of New London was giy- en divorce from. Pauline Rose, now of parts unknown. The grounds were adul- tery at New London between January 1, 1s1s' and July l, 1920 The couple was married November 2s, 1918, the maiden name of the wife being Pauline .Spicer q
 The husband testified that they were married in Nova Scotia. Rose was a mate on a ship and he is now employed by the T. A. Scott Co. He said he lived With his wife 10 months after they came to New London before there was trouble. He found out his wife was not faithful and she admitted so in a letter Later she vas arrested and sent to the state tarm He does not know where his wife is now
 Edward Mahoney of Stonington was granted divorce on the grounds of de- sertion. August ?, -1917, from Mary c. Mahoney of Stamford, whose maiden name was Bs3cock. They were mar rled May ZS, 19l7. --..'+.. Mir. Mahoney testified that two weeks after wife said she regretted her mar riage and when the husband was ordered away to France with the army his wire would not go to see him or She got an allotment of 80 q month during the. g months the husband was away He saw Mrs. Mahoney for two hours after get ting back from France and his wife told him frankly that she would not live with him.
 To the court the husband said his wife said she was interested in some one | else. He had known her several years before her marriage. The only letter ] the wife wrote was about the allotment l Miss Alice Mahoney said she is em- pioyed b.' the Reserve bank in New York and Miss Florence Mahoney were 1 witnesses Thomas M. Shields also told what he ! knew of the case
 Nina Kinne Robinson of voluntown ob- | tained divorce from Joseph Robinson. now of Bristol Mass, whom she mar. red Nov. 19, 1909. She alleged that he l deserted her the next month. The court gave her the custody of a ten year old | daughter
 i When they were married, Mrs. Rnbin- ! son testified. she was 20 and he was IA | About a month after marriage the bus-
 band left his wifesthough she was in a delicate condition. He was not in Vol untoWn when child was born but Rob- inson came back to Eoluntown seven 1 years later. The wife said she has SUD. 1 norted herself and child without aid from 1 her father
 Alice MaconDer a sister of Mrs. Rob.
 inson. testified for the >netstioner, and l mat Robinson wrote letter telling his | wife not to look for him.
 | doWard James. town clerk of VoIun. town TOT ID years. cousin of the yeti. wife leu
 Patrick c. Bray. of voluntown. hos. Gvfr: said he had known RoSirson Tn
 Judge Hinman reserved decision afte,
 nearing .!,f the evidence in the case of Mar. | ulIo J- Warner of New London aea inst Margaret NJ Warner of Rochester Thay welded in 1891 and desertion was aIler, 1 warner said he had lived in New Ha ven before going to New London a yea ago. lie was in the world war and en- | l,sted in Stamford. The maiden name ot the Whe was Mclaughlin aud they were
 married in Rochester. Warner said ko 1 Eas a signal maintainer on the New Work | central railroad. He had worked for 1'hNeH road rour years. He said | ne could not watch his wife. but he charg. CT her with not being faithful He Jeff 1 ms wife once but went to see her once when she was said to be dying ami at the request of his 2svear-old
 nauGhtHr: He had seen his wife in ga.
 looms with men. Once a man caIIeI on the wife and demanded his moneI l Dack and the husband said he woulf
 TX it-up with him. He said he uuar
 r'ied with man who lived in th.
 warner house over thH wife and gavc the man beating Warner has no
 lived with his wife since 1915. IT.,
 daughter is in Rochester warne,
 c'aimed as his w;fa grew old she be cam" addicted to drink
 | Joseph Fleming said Mir warne,
 boarded with his mother in stArnfo-1
 In reply to Attorney Lawless MT ] Warner said his daughter had made Z written statement about the famil,