The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-26
Judge Munger Grants
 Nine Divorces Here
Also Renders Decisions in Two Previously Contested
 Actions; Extra Session Required to Hear Cases

oasis of the decree awarded to Corinne Perazzini Snowden of Waterbury on her complaint against Robert E. Snowden of Waterbury. The plaintiff was given custody of their child, and provision was made for payment of $1 per week as nominal alimony and $10 per week for the support of the child. The couple married Sept. 13, 1888.
 Custody of four children was giv- en to Jane M. Mercier of Water bury, who obtained a divorce from Joseph E. Mercier, also of this city. The marriage was performed Nov. 26, 1925. Provision was made for payment of $15 per week for the support of the children, and it was disclosed the couple had entered into stipulation in regard to transfer of property.
 Olive Kane Morency of Water bury was granted a divorce from William Morency, also of this city, on her charge of cruelty. She was given custody of their minor child, and an allowance of $10 per week for it's support. A hearing in the case had been held last spring, but Judge Edward Quinlan on June 26 returned the case without decision to give the defendant an opportun- ity to place claims in regard to cus- tody of the child. The couple mar ried March IA, 1886.
 TeSSie Maran Baker of Waterbury was granted divorce from Israel Baker of Torrington on the ground of cruelty. She was given custody of their child, and will receive a monthly allowance of $32 for its suppor. The marriage was per- formed Aug. 24, 1941.
 Mary DeVito Veneziano of Water bury was awarded 8 decree on her complaint charging cruelty against Julio Veneziano, now in the arm ed forces. She was given ermis- sion to resume use of her maiden name. The couple married April IA, 1922.
 Custody of minor child was awarded to Angelina Almeida Lub- esky of Waterbury, who was given a divorce from Henry J. LubSky, also of this city. Provisions was made for payment of $1 per week as nom- inal alimony and $8 per week for support of the child. Reasonable rights of visitation were ordered for the father, The couple married Aug ust 12, 1940. A charge of cruelty was the basis of the decree.
 Ruth Farmhouse Bower of Water bury was given a divorce from Ar mold K. Bower, also of this city, on the ground of cruelty. The couple married February 20, 1889. Custody of their child was given to the mother, who will receive $10 per week for its support. Visitation rights were given to the father.
 Judge Munger discmiSsed the suit brought by Leo Giroux of Water bury against Verna Bauck Giroux, also of this city. His judgment pointed out the defendants cross complaint was not pressed and that the decision should go to her on the complaint. The plaintiff made a charge or 1ntemperance, while the defendant had countered with a claim of cruelty. The marriage was performed Dec. 5, 1940. The action was heard was heard last week.
 Mrs. Corinne Cote Reignier oi Waterbury was granted a divorce from Eugene J. Reignier, local fire man, on his croSs-complaint, charg- ing intolerable cruelty. The plain tiff in his cmplaint had made charges of cruelty and misconduct. Custody of their two minor children was given to the mother and pro- vision was made for payment of $22 weekly for their support. The marriage took place July 19, 1919.
 The Reignier action was heard as domestic relations matter, and the press and public were barerd by the court. The four-day trial ended last Tuesday.