Alexander v. Alexander
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtHinman, J.
Clearness and brevity will be promoted by a consideration, concurrently with our recital of the salient facts as found by the trial court, of the cor-* rections of the finding which are sought. The appellant and Louis A. Alexander intermarried February 3d, 1921. Appellant was the third wife of Mr. Alexander, his first two wives having died; appellant had been married once previously and had divorced her first husband in 1920. After their marriage they lived together in Waterbury until, in late July or early August, 1922, Alexander, with the knowledge and approval of his wife, went on a…
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