Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28

Atvsrcss, tEs Oa tns petitions ,s s.-. huabands and tive on the wives v~se4unG vess granted tn tho superior c-s Asas by Judge Gardiner Greene, prER~v a4Rsrncon. while one c@se w@S esuT4nned to next Friday ana silOenei uI ,---t s6 the list of the uncontested cases rS-srv to the unusually long list Of ,--.,ts-~ sn the nnOdon list the dlvorces -, r,, reached till about o'clock In .,-. .pfr-poon and the last hearing or ss-.e case closed al o'clock
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 a--s. Pet-oekavieh, alias Pulasky' or >-.--irh whose counsel was Attorney H H Pettis. secmed divorce rom An An f,.,w Petroskzvich, alias Mike PulasAs' rfeu Ehe married on MArcn z4' M IsVe' The grounds were haoltnai lI,9ael+. ,-S t-tele-zhle cruelty. Mrs. Peuoska- ,-irh te0tthed that her husband beat her .-.v-r 4irse he got drunk, which was very .es~~ He vrcrId hit her with his hano, sss-es a lausp or anything he got hoio ,s e-ea he went after her with knne' us l~st her three years ago She was --rsn the custody of four children
 M-s. Anrrrtnz Lako~ska- neaghoof ot the petitioner, gave eerTooorative tes. t.,-.rv as to the way Mike PulaslSy beat tis wsse Chef George Linton testfhed -l-at Puizsi~y had been frequently ar- -s-.ns for beating hts wife, intoxicaton ana breach of the peace, and once for nen-suppcrt.
 wife Went With sanor.
 J,s-,h Dutour, of Norwich. teetthed t%as hts wife Ida May Dufour, had as-eed' with hha h January, 1920 not tc re out sf the howe unless her husoano vas with hsP, bzf later he returned iron work one rsxfst aad found her gone Ht went to the rAilroad station and tounc his wifs there with a sailor. Since ther The husband and wife have lived apart Eefors this she had left him once, 1T ra1a. They lived on Franklin street at one time and she would lock thei fwo children in the house the witnes ruS. and Ec out on the streets. The sail --'s name. the witness sand, Is Hoh ant since she left him she has been hvini in Man street apartments in Norvicl with the sailor.
 Eirre- s. Bethana, testifed that he ha seen Mrs. Dufour on the street wit a sailor and also al the Main stree tenement Leo J. Cassvant also test fed to seeing Mrs Dufour with a sailo who was about te irtrodnce Mrs Du four as his wife but was stopped b Mrs Dufours sister. John Casavar ef Msutv1lle testified he had seen Mir rufour with a sailor in Montville an on the street at night in Norwich
 The divorce decree was granted c rh~ rounds of adultery and the GU, tcdy of one ot the two children va given 10 the father. The Tife's rnaide nzzae was Eichols Attorney John l Han conducted Mr .Dufour's case e1urt
 Hzsbs1G Married Another Woman
 Victoria shaw Cady of Tsftwlle wi nnar-ted Harold A Cady on Nov 2 lsIs. testified that she has two childre one ( and one 2, testified that her hu band never did much towards supper inE her and left her on Jan. IS. 1s1 After that Mrs. Cady got a letter fro woman in South Carolina who VITO hat Cady had married her dzught, The maTz-Ke license from South Car Ina EAs shs~u in court. Mrs. Cady te tined rh-t her husband wrote to h from iail in South Carolina and admit he had married a girl named Hogkins here. Mir Cady is now around hei The witness said. but she had nev Froken 10 him He has written to ha