The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
Ten DiUOrces GrGnted
 Yesterday Without Contest

Ten Gspo-ceS were granted by JQGge Thomas E Tro1an6 follow ing Aear1n1S in Superior Court yes eer6sy. None of the actions was co1seSeed, Two 6ecrees involving Waterbury residents also were granted ia the New Haven Superior Court.
 Hazea c. Rro0ersck Of Waterbury was granted devorce from John ! Bco6ersck, also of this city. on the ground of cruelty. They were married Aprl 2e. 1898, and have threA children. whose custody was given t0 the mother. Provision was made for payment Of Sl0 a week &or the support ot each child,
 DesertSo0 since May l. l94S, was charged ay Lillian Russo Kaplan Of Waterbury. whO was given a di- porce from Lawrence Kaplan of RlchMOn6 HSll. \. Y. They were married Aprl II. lSs2. The plain tiff was given custody os their child and an allowance Of Ss a week for its support
 Cruelky Basis Of Charge
 Ruth Reomaa GoldStein of Fair field was granted a 6ivocce from Benjamin Gol6Stein of Waterbury on the ground of cruelty. They were married Jan {. 1886. and the cruel ty aaleEedly started Jan l. 1889. The plaintiff was given custody of their child. and the father was given the night of visitation. The court ordered payment of $s a week for the chil6's support
 Jane MeDonald ChAiv0nik of Wa eeroory waS given a divorce from Joseph ChaiVonik of Pittston. Pa. They were married Oct. Sl. l942. and the plaintiff claimed her hus- band became cruel June l, l94s. She vaS given custody of their two children. and will receive $S weekly for the support of each.
 Dorothy AGikolsky of Waterbury was given a divorce from Zigmund MtkoaSky. also of this city. on the ground of cruelty, They were mar ried Oct 2&. l932. and the cruelty allageoly started Aug. a. I9lS. The petitioner was given custody of their child. and provision was made for payment of $ll a week for its SUD- port. and Sl 6 week as alimony. Mrs. MikolSky vas given permits sion to use her maiden name, Calf rey.
 A change of cruelty vas the basis of a divorce given to Claire Clark from James Clark, both of New Haven. They were marie dApril l2, I9aA
 Desersions Alleged
 Matilda Froelich Boucher of Wa teronry was given a divorce from Joseph D. Boucher, also of Water bury. They were married April 29. 1884. and the plaintiff claimed she was deserted April %, lS4O. She was given permission to use her maiden name.
 Dominic Papiano. Waterbury, ob- tained a divorce from Mrs. Bar hara Lombar6o Papiano, this city, on his claim of deSertion Feb. g, l943. They were married Aug. %, l9ll, and have one child.
 A decree on grounds Of habitual was issued in the action brought by Joseph N. Gian- netu against Mrs. Mary E. Mcclure Giannetti. both Of Waterbury. They were married Feb. IS, 1881, and have one child.
 Alleging cruelty since Jan. {. i94S, Mrs. Julia Plllnick KasloW, Water bury. was given a divorce from Nich- olaS Kaslow, New York. The plain tiff, who said she was married day 2S. isS2. in Sayreville. N. J., also won of a child and $l0 a week for its support.
 Decision Withheld
 Decision was reserved in the action of Sophie KrivinSkas Lane of Ches- hire against Harold Lane, also of Cheshire. They were married Oct. 2l, 1880 and have two children. Cruelty was charged.
 In the New Haven Superior Court a decree was given to Edward True love of Waterbury from Enga True love of Duryea, Pa, on the ground of desertion. and to Isabel P. Vitale of Waterbury from Donald N. Vitale of Waterbury on the ground of cruel ty. Mrs. Vitale will have custody of their child. and will receive sl0 weekly for support.