Purdy granted a divorce to Mra. Seraphine Puller, a Russian citizen, from Alfred Fuller, plaintiff to have custody of the child. The father had the Court's permission to visit the child at convenient hours. No alimony was asked for. Mr. W. S. Fleming appeared for plainti while Mr. C. S. Franklin, in suanee of his Honour's recent ruling' that all defendants must be repro: sented, acted in Fuller's absence.
Mrs. Fuller, in giving evidence, charged both cruelty and adultery, saying that they had been married in 1922 and that they had liv 1 together until September, when she learned of her husband's infidelity. Witness told of several occasions on [which he had beaten her.
Mrs. Whitgob, proprietor of a boarding house' in Bubbling Well Road, said that plaintiff and respondent had lived in her establish ment. Several months ago respondjent—they had moved away—eame with a cabaret girl, whom he called Olga, and wanted a room. Witness, protested, but respondent said that the had been divorced and remarried, So she rented them quarters. She asked him where the baby was, an he answered that he would bring Inter. When he did so, the chitd Jeried for its mother. One day Mrs. Fuller came end found the couple there, so she (witness) told Fuller that he and the cabaret girl must leave the house. Witness sew them, togetizer several times in the early'
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