The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-12

orces will be held in abeyance. Positions awaiting the filing of affidavits are those of Sidney Read of Waterbury against Evelyn Read, also of this city, in which the plain tiff alleges intolerable cruelty; and Loeta Clark Cheney of Waterbury against Wallace Cheney of Enfield, in which the same charge is made. in the latter case, Mrs. Cheney will receive $15 per weeA A1imony, and the custody of four minor children. The defendant is serving a sentence in states prison for conviction on charge of moral turpitude.
 Three other divorce actions were put over until the next short cal- endar session of superior court on September 19. They were:
 Hattie Mckinney Thompson of Waterbury, against James F. Thompson, formerly of this city, and now of Wilmington, Delaware. Charge, desertion.
 Helen N. Bauser against Clarence F. Bauser of Waterbury, desertion since April, 1887.
 Eva Cestaro of Waterbury, against Raymond Cestaro, also of this city, intolerable cruelty.
 The case of Grace Hadley of Wa terbury, against David Hadley, also of this city, was removed from the court calendar in order to permit amendment of the complaint.
 The following motions were ruled upon as follows by Judge Cornell:
 The Colonial Trust Co, Executor. against The Negro Business League, Inc, motion for approval of ex- penditureS was approved.
 Arnold A. Archambault, ct als, against the Star Water Manufac- turing O., permission to continue business, decision reserved.
 Joseph W. Kezlevich, against Anna Kezlevich, request for a more specific statement was continued for one week.
 Permission to change his name was granted to Charles Woidaloski.
 NunZiata Siracusta, against Fred erick Ciracusa, motion to place on the ex-parte list, continued one week.
 John J. Eustace, against Sacred Heart Parish, Incorporated of Wa terbury, motion to expunge was granted.
 Home Owners Loan Corporation, against Joseph Lamattini, ct als, statutory continuance for months allowed.
 Francis J. Paradis, ct al, against the Public Utilities Commission, mo- tion for judgment, put over for two weeks.
 Eileen Darcey Moran, against John Henry Moran, motion to amend complaint, granted.
 Molina Fecteau, against Julia Wakeem, ct als, motion for addi- tional notice and statutory conttnu- ance; three months continuance al- lowed.
 Henry Treat Chatfleld, against Martha A. Devine Chatfield, allow ance to defend, and alimony pen dente lite, put over one week.
 Waterbury Savings Bank, against the heirs, etc. of Antonio Iapalucci, ct als, three months statutory con- tinuance and additional notice. granted.
 Adelaide Clifford Zander, against Joseph zander, motion to place on the ex parte list, put over one week.
 Anthony Radvill. against Leonard Panuzio, ct al, application and order to intervene as co-plaintiff, de- cision reserved.
 The State of Connecticut, against Ellen E. Hayes, disclosure of de- fense; no defense disclosed, judg- ment against defendant. e5l 800
 Helen Marie HFynlewtcki, against Leland P. HrynieWicki, modification Of decree, continued until next Fri day.
 Alexander BaTszcewski, against Helen BaFsZeeWski, $50 allowance to defend, and s8 week altmony pen dente lite, granted,
 Anna F. Darlington, against George F. Darlington, altmopy pep- deDte lite, and allowance to prose- cute, put over one week,
 Waterbury Savings Bank, against Dorothy E, siebeFt, et als, put over one week,
 Waterbury Savings Bank against heirs, etc, Of Mary Lango, ct als, disclosure Of defense, judgement end laWEday, Debt fixed at eeST,e2 LaWrday, o2tobeF IS, I94I,
 Home owners Loan Corporation, against Sara 4, German, ct al, Fes open judgment end extend laW-dayi ordered TeYopened,