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Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 25, 1912 · page 6

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SOCIETY NOTICES

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Lion, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,

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The» ms. hosed by Judas L. l‘.
Bur-posed the superior court. Brida-
port yesterday it motion for s nodul-
ostion oi the doom of divorce o!
Bertha C. 8. Jenninzs from Oliver H.
Jennings, which was heard end grsnt
ed in 1907.

The decree wss granted to the pinin-
tilt on the ground of adultery, sud by
the order of the court custbdy oi the
My; their son. John Henry. who is
now 11 yesrs old, was given the moth-
er. but the fstiter was allowed to have
the boy tum days s month sud two
weeks} in summer. He has sissys
contrbuted to his support.

fondant married a Virginie woman.

Dr‘. Robert E. ‘Perduo. 0t Moment.
Mrs Pei-duo died Msrch 7th. and by
the destl: the boy, John. is left in the
custodV of his grandparents on his
mother’s side, Mr. sud llrs. Henry B.
Coley, or Chestnut Hill, Norwsik.

The father oi the boy. Oliver .H.
Jennings. now brings action for a
modification of the order, so as «to give
him the custody of his son and be use
represented at the hearing yesterdsy
by Attorney John C. Chamberlain. The
grandparents of the deceased plaintiff
oppose the motion with some, vigor.
and were represented at the hearing
by Attorneys John S. Pullman, John
J. Walsh and John Keogh.

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Two years siter the divorce the de- 1

A year later the plaintifl married s“

The court hesrd a lot of evidence of ,
the boy's present surroundings. the

MOTHER."

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Without the love that seemed so

muchspsrt

Oi esch day’s liis tint never bsd V

we thought

Oi it as love. but simply life it-
seii.

What it is that comes back of her
we miss

With tears more bitter because
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bra—Business Department manner of his home life, and the char- many Items “ or tomorrow.

“—2—Branch Office. Norwaik actor of the life on the Coley term. '3

? u—Editor-is Residence ' The testimony showed that the father

WMSf—CWY ditor 1* Resnience has n more luxurious home,'so a good

deal of the testimony was or the love

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“ throng buck

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3 Usually of the Titanic was not
till ihose who went down bnt'with
‘ourvlvors. Oblivion is swift an
lul. the burden of woe lic-

,. dons and the orphans on the
psthis. and with the other women
hose suite widow and orphans
e bereaved. Seldom has one ship
such a lbsd of miseri, sud
must be many 'w he would have
to stay with the pering but;

i duty to line living. "Woinenl

not s were phrase or a con-
flourish ofchlvalrs, nor is it.
lsined Is the magnnnlmity o

Wong fix the week. it is some i
“for deeper than that, to: it is!
itin‘ot oi race preservation, it lei

for the mothers or men.

"the Ganls strolled Rome the
re crowded into the citadel;

hit garrison was needed; the
ut on than rohes or olhce

scepter in hand awaiting the

is so with every rm that do.

6 line. To mum, to fight to

all: on 'V.‘.lsnd and sea is normsil

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'm‘m’ but the 11 e at women is 'the holy and the sister oi his mother.

spectrum the future has with

When different castes sndi

st'sre flung together in n‘common
and disaster this great funds-
instinct sometimes. bresks

and we see the hideous spec

. o! a murderous scramble for "to.
" when the division is plain, the

_ on 'one side. and their wives»

tors and sweethearts on the oth-
the ersdlt ot the rues it may be
there is never altering or
tile is street. hilt it is sh

ll on iiriltf’w viiimfltld M-

RiGHTL'TO ms pomr. .
Cook Ought to be shle to tell
hint about icebergs. Perhaps

the lips: ‘91 more than s can
beetle ' ted to John

and affection in which the boy was
surrounded by his mother’s parents
and his aunt. Mrs. Alice Coley Kirk.

 

(“as against what it would he with his
s witniffiihi’!‘ and his stop mother

it came owl in the testimony that

ibelore his marriage Mr Jennings in-

stituted nation (or a modification or
the order giting his divorced wile the
full custody of the boy, as Mr. Jon!
uings did not‘ consider Dr. Peruse s
proper person to have the boy under
in his testimony yesterday, he said
that he was an automobile salesman
in one city; closed “his own home in

‘leii! Farms. and had’ the use or his

father's farm of 150 acres for 10 years.
Mrs Grace Jennings, the wife of the
last witness, testified that she would
gob only too also to have the care of
the boy. She said that she had it son
or he: own.
Irwin M Jennings, of this city. and

litisry C Jennings. the immer a rela-
(dive and the latter the mother or
louver H. Jennings. testified to his
iohility to cars for his son. and the

kind at a home the boy would have.
Mrs Alice Coley Kirk. the aunt or

hold the court that in her opinion it
was best tor the has to he with his
grandparents on his mother‘s stamina
her reason for that was the home life.

the Christian influence and the love in ' I

which the boy was held. She said
that it was true on Mus. Grsce Jou-
nnigs was a women or summit iruth‘

blood was thiiiltei‘ this sites. Air‘s.
Helen A Gain. the boy's grsndmotit

the court took the pit-pom. and ed-
loomed the coui‘t H60 had a tslk
with the boy, John Henry. in his
oilice. Decision reserved. ‘

WILL CL08!~“ WATER "REIT

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Highway Communion” sud Aotius
Street Commissioner Nelson W Bee.-

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and refinement. slid would do for ’
Join: as she said, but this! AM? All . _'_ ’6 .

er, told in. court that John stood .'
next in her heart to his mother. Alli) .
_ ‘ thst it was best tor the boy that he be .
.1 . kept in her nouloiioid .
3 , At tthe conclusion of the testimony

Costrsstor M'Siby re loch: she 7'st- .

 

is' it her beauty and her gr‘ciousn
ness

That haunts me while I wske,
and comes in (items? ,

No. No. All dsy and many nights
and days .

My mind is at... with myuui’ ii£3 '
tie things;

The way she kist me when shit

tied myhbod,

And sent me 05 to uhool, {w V:

fit‘! 1
The infinite pains she took gin
dress my dolls .

And moire me “psi-ties" with
"real things to sun"

And how she'd come s dozen
times st night

To bring a drink or comfort me.

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' My We“? yebrs seem suddent

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"And sit stfifsndbhe in my drowns 3. ‘
alright .

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'I see her doing oil the little

thing

3 That she. when we were children

ussdtodo.

‘ I hear the little words she used to

say-

5'"? _‘thtl1 not hurt myseii'or some

immensely. "

flan" nowdmp she can not

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comfort ms.

'VAnd hitters» m’my tesrs that

it’s too isle

"3 ‘ To any “I do know now libw,

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