Continued on Page 2—Column 1SLEUTHINGWIN S DIVORCE DECREEChester Man Trapped His Wife and Other Man in Local HotelJoseph Mattera, 26, of lioi West Second street, this city, was granted a divorce at Media,.yesterday, from Mrs. Mary Mattera, 22, af 112 Packer street., this city, when he testified that she lived in a local hotel with ar musicf#n,. as_m§n and wife.Judge Albert Dutton MacDatie granted the. divorce, which was mi-contested, on the grounds ofadultery,Mattera testified that, on January 4, 1935, his.wife left him after an argument, and .a few weeks later he learned she. was living in a hotel mi West Third street,, near Market with a musician named George Gill On March 4, 1935, he said, he went to Gill's room, and his knock was answered by Gill, who was attired in pajamas. Mrs, Mattera was lying on a bed, her husband said.His testimony was corroboratedby Alfred Tactmo, brother of Mrs,Mattera, who said he went to Gill's room In April to tell his sister her child was ill. and found her and Gill m bed together. Philip Mc-night clerk in the hotel, testified that Gill and Mrs. Mattera occupied a room for over two months as man and wife,Peritz Berman, attorney for Mattera, testified before the Master, that when he personally served notice of the case on Mrs. Matters, she admitted to him, her Intimacy with GUI.Mrs. Susan Williams, 34. of Highland Farms. Bryn Mawr, was granted a divorce from David yContinued on Page 2—Column 7