New Britain herald., 1927-12-03
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 FIRST HUSBAND
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marriage is left practically on his own resources.
 Three or four months ago, she and her husband became estranged fol- lowing an argument which started
 when he accused her of being un-
 faithful. She accused him of mis- treating her in a manner which she would not repeat in court, while he charged that she told him she would
 no longer consider herself married | and would go out with other men
 II she chose to, while he could pay attention to other women if he cared | to do so.
 Judge Roche remarked that he ! did not like Mrs. 1'hcberge's attitude and h" was reluctant to pass an or der for her husband to support her
 He pointed out that Theberge paid the monthly rent of $40 and recently paid $24 grocery bill. He ordered a two weeks continuance in charge of Probation Officer Connolly for the purpose of effecting a reconciliation i if possible.
 A continuance of three weeks was ordered in the case of Harry Dor man. aged 57. of 229 North street, who applied for a modification of the court order to pay S6 a week towards his Wife's support. Judge Roche said the court colud not or der Mir. and Mrs. Dorman to live together, but if arrangements for reconciliation could be made, it would be happy solution of the difficulties which have caused the recent appearances of the couple in court. The order will stand, Judge Roche said, while the overturcs looking towards reconciliation are being made.
 Dorman, who was represented by Attorney Albert X. Grecnberg, testi- fled that the gross receipts of his barbershop range between $22 and $50 weekly, and his rent is $50, not to mention his living expenses and other overhead. IL is impossible for him to continue paying S6 6 week to his wife and stand the expense Of the services of a woman 10 keep his home clean. He wants his wife to return to him, but she has dcmand- cd $500 before she will resume martial relations.
 Cruelty Treated
 Mrs Dorman testified that she was treated cruelty while living with her husband, and she has not made any overturcs since the separation. On the other hand, he has sent Mrs. Schneider to her to beg her to re- turn and she told him she would do so provided $500 was posted to in sure her fair treatment. If there was $500 payable to me he might control his temper" she said. He says he cannot afford 10 pay mo, but he did not tell that he buys old clothes for 50 cents and sells them for S10 and $15."
 Probation Officer Connolly tcsti- fled that Mrs. Dorman has been liy- ing in three rooms since leaving her her by standing at the top of Shcp- ara nlll so that he might look ln- to her rooms. There might have been a reconciliation but for the at torncys," MT. Connolly said. The fault is with the man, not the wom- an. It is also true that he makes money on old clothes.
 Attorney Grccnherg claimed that Dorman has not been accorded fair treatment by his wife. He is an old man and the reason he married again was that he needed Il home" the attorney said. His wife should return to him and live with him and look after his home. She is a gold digger. She wants $500 before she will return" Assistant Prosecuting | Attorney W. NJ. Grccnstein remark . cd that she "cannot get much gold out of SC a week"