The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-04-27
bRfME JUDICIAL COURT ADJOURNED
||FS0AY AFTER THREE Weeks TERM
/. vs.. Carl Case 10 be Tried Again in Septem-
cIukev Divorce Denied Criminal Matters

,nra term of Supreme Judicial
"r a,bIch convened here with
vnrrill of Auburn, presiding,
Il, M 4 adjourned on Tuesday.
'n inrors were discharged on Sat
might night those serving on the
cohen attempted arson case
.n IN duty until nearly mid
i'AS Sn account of Mr.. Cohen's
m he found elsewhere in this
',n, .ho result being an acquital.
.aay law morning at the opening
''' sickett, of Madison, was
!, into court, having been found
of manufacturing liquor. His
ov ". b. Brown, of Madison,
red r in his behalf, asking that
rdict be set aside, because OF the
tions surrounding the case and
nuinp that Mr.. Sickett had a
and six small children depend
han @ him for their support. Coun-
barney Thorne considered that
;ous required the search OF Sic
home in Madison and could not
hy the respondent should not re-
Punishment for the same. Judge
ruled that the verdict be not
|dc and fined Sickett $1,000 and
| with two months in Jail.
% Oby. of Fairfield. pleaded
to breaking, entering and lar
|trom the store of Frank Lam
in Fairfield. He gave his age
wears and stated that he stopped
to school about / 12 years ago,
at that time a pupil in the 5th
He had worked in shoe shin
arlors and in a bowling alley.
Tod that he broke the glass in a
N and got into the Langlois
He was sentenced to the Re-
|,gry for Men at South Windham.
DIVORCE HEARING
Il NJ yigue, OF Fairfield, sought
prce from her husband, Arthur
me- of Waterville, to whom she
nried in 1915, and from whom
nsrated in 1921. She charged
b yigue had abused her. that
struck her and chohed her.
yne stated that she would be
n old Tuesday. Warren Blais-
dner OF the libeflant, statel
lgue had struck and choked his
tG. Judge II. Fl. Brazzell. OF
ia, represented Mrs. vigue.
INFESTED DIVORCE CASE
contested divorce case took up
|reater part of the day Monday.
leon Clukey, sometimes known
|ul Clukey, sought divorce from
Fiie, Mary Delile Clukey. Both
es reside in Madison. Mr.. Clukey
kepresented by w. B. Brown anil
Merrill and Mrs. Clukey by
E Attorney James II. Thorne.
flukey is boss driver Of the Ken
Log Driving CO.. in the Madi-
4nsOn section. He married Mary
of Madison and had subse-
&ly lived there. They had two
ben, one aged IA 1-2 years. an |
er child. II months old. He tol |
bry of intoxication on the part
wife and her parents who lived
e house with him. Under cross
)lnation he denied allegations
by his wife which involved Miss
} Page Of Madison. Admitted CIV
his pictures, three of them to
Page and her two sii'ters, the
having been found in the Page
on the piano. He also admitted
hs been at the Page home.
lrY NORM, of Madison. a river
b. testified to the fact that Mrs.
fy drank and that she and he had
= together. Theodore Robichaude
testified with the aid Of Deputy
Fd Thibodeau as interpreter, that
|al seen Mrs. Clukey drink, and
pad asked him to get liquor for
[mund l4afond, bright appearing
Of 10 years, and a student at
Lewiston High School, formerly
edison. stated that he had worked
Fr. Clnkey and that he femem-
having seen Mrs. Clukey on the
Fon-Anson Bridge In 1920; that
clnkey had started to call Mr..
|ey vile names, that she had been
hy In,,n~