Weinfeld

This is an appeal from that part of an order which, in effect reduced “The support of the minor child . . . to $150. per month,” and from an order denying the appellant’s motion for a reconsideration and reversal of the court’s modification order.

The parties hereto were married, had one child as the issue of the marriage and then divorced. The court, after a trial, made an interlocutory decree of divorce wherein, among other things, it was ordered, apparently pursuant to a stipulation between the husband and wife, that the wife should have the custody of the minor child and that the husband pay to the wife for the support and maintenance of the child the sum of $175 per month, and that the husband pay to the wife as alimony the sum of $150 per month. Judgment was entered March 19, 1954.

August 23, 1954, the husband moved to modify the interlocutory judgment and a hearing was had thereon in November, 1954. It was ordered that the child support payments be reduced to $125 per month, and the alimony to the wife was reduced to $75 per month.

October 3, 1956, the husband filed an order to show cause wherein he sought to eliminate the alimony payments, and to reduce the child…