Allen v. Allen

Opinion by

Hirt, J.,

The parties were married in 1920; they separated in November, 1930, when the libellant left the respondent in their common home. He then, as now, was employed as a “pantryman” in the dining car service of the Pennsylvania Railroad. He was home from his various runs only every four or five days. The case was heard by a judge of the court below. Libellant testified that respondent, without cause, had terminated marital relations with him some years before the separation although they continued to live under the same roof; that respondent had threatened him and on at least one…