Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-30
MUCH BUSINESS FOR
THE SUPERIOR COURT
Many Divorce Cases and Suits for
Various Amounts from $1,000 to $685.
600 and $25 ,ooo-Interpretation of 60
Year Old Wills Wanted.

:
Many new cases for the superior
court. fetllrnab1e for the first Tuesday
in June, We're filed with the clerks of
the. superior court ON Monday as fol-
lows.
Suit has been brought by William H.
Allen and W. S. Allis, trustees of the
estate of Zachariah Huntington, against
Andrew B. Davies ct al, adns., for
the adjudica ton of several matters In
respect of which said questions and
doubts have arisen and a decree set
Ting the construction of said Wills
and directing the plaintiffs as to whom
they shall pay over said trust funds
and to their power and duties in the
premises; that the defendants be cited
in and ordered to set out their several
claims and demands and submit the
same to the decision of this court, and
that compensation be allowed out of
said estate, to be determined by the
court
BY the will of Zachariah Huntington,
Thomas NJ Huntington was named ex-
ecutor and trustee June &c 1850, and
on his death, Sept Is, 1851, George
Perkins and Frank Johnson We're
named as executors and trustees Both
continued until their death, when John
NJ. Johnson was named trustee, and
upon his death the plaintiffs were APP
pointed. All of the trustees have made
annual acceuntings.
Upon the aQF1C6 OIL the supreme
court in 1892, ]. NJ. Johnson distrib-
uted three-fourths of the principal OF
the trust except the real estate, re-
tanning the real estate and one-fourth
of the estate for the use and benefit
of Mary Elizabeth Childs. The plain
tiffs have sold the real estate and
have S4,722.55 from it, which with the
one-fourth of the estate amounts to
about s23, 900. The plaintiffs want to
know to whom the money shall be paid
because of the construction of the
wills It is probable the case viii be
reserved for the supreme court.
Deserted After Six Days.
Pearl Bliss of New London has
brought suit for a divorce from Frank
II. Bliss Of New Canaan. ,Ehey were
married Dec. 20, 1907, and he deserted
her Dec. 26. 1897. on which grounds
she claims a divorce. Her maiden
name was Pearl Quimby.
Irving S. Button of Griswold has
brought suit against H. Frank But
ton of North Stonington, administrator
of the estate of Albert H Button of
Griswold. The plaintiff claims that A.
H. Button agreed to give him all his
property and bank accounts if he would
work for him and provide home for
him, which he did from Oct. 1, 1859, to
Jan. 5, 1911. The services were worth.
above the living of himself and family,
$500 a year. He was never paid and
his claim was disallowed by the adj
ministrator. He claims $4,000 dam
ages.
Patrick Curtin of Sprague has
brought suit against Antonino Char
amonte ct al of, Sprague for the fire.
closure of mortgaged property and
possession of the same
On a common count William l.. Nc
Nicely has brought suit against Fanny
Craig of Lisbon to recover the sum OF
S., 200.
Suit for $4,000 has been brought
against the Norwich Belt Manufactur-
ing company by Edward c. Moore Co.
of New Jersey to recover on note.
For the foreclosure of a mortgage
and the possession of the property, suit
is brought by the Norwich Savings
society Us. Jacob c. Benjamin ct ais.
Divorce Suits.
Abbie Beckwith of New London
wants a divorce from Albert Beckwitn
of that CITY They were married Sept.
Is. 1907, her maiden name being Ab5ie
Sweet. He has been Incorporate for
two years and also intolerably cruel
for year. She wants change of
name.
Charles A. Nichols of Colchester has
brought suit for a divorce against
Emma w. Nichols of Cincinnati. They
We're married Dec. 1G, 1907, at Cincin
natl, and on March 80, 1908. she de-
serted him.
Eli J. Rocheleau of Sprague claims
a divorce from Eva Roeheleau, now be-
lieved to be in Woonsocket, r. l. Her
maiden name was Eva Racine and they
We're married April 8. 1894. She de-
serted the plaintiff in February, 1908
Frank Daniels of New London has
brought suit against Emma Keller
Daniels of New London for a divorce
on the grounds of adultery committed
at Waterford this year with Herbert
c. Daniels. He asks for the custody
of their four year old child. Thev
were married Dec. 80 1900, her maiden
name having been Emma Keller.
On the grounds of adultery, alleged
to have been committed at New Lon
don this year with Carl Becker,
Charles H whitney of New London
has brought suit for a divorce from
Alice WANT Whitney of the same city.
They were married Sept. Is, 1906
70 recover on a common count the
sum of $4,000 ia suit has been brought
by Archibald T. Robinson of Mystic
a gainst Lucy Haley of Mystic
Wild azaleas are in bloom and their
beautiful pink blossoms will help with
the supply Of flowers Eeeded for the
depapa ttap4 -af graves