Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-19

Chester w.Barrows, associate tus- liee, presided aat fife -secord day's -ses- sion of the superior court at Kingston ard at eones ea7sed for -efe -6ocSet eof w-dixeree<pesf ar11oRg t4renrb rbe- ing tsaa leass of -4aaa4zzza E. Collins .vs. Lcsass e, Eseaaszfs- Tie reffeSonsr, -re- sftes 4n sNsess Sly zfss. fl Id reEl. all tazffEr He Years Of age. Collins deseffed lis wife five years ago and and sszppstt egr EEfsat Of her cehifdre1a- Tie tseSrea was granted eeh tie sgrotz1r6s -6f neefeet Co lrRovSGe sa.fd -tfSe Nc9fstczsy eof her tllsIFea1 .svss sstyen to -pef fen CT. TH&geHerpeFt -Fszst3fissi1 repre- scented saes -feaf3sesner.
 EelAcwA4g -tlea EIiHi1aa ~g7aitHs ease was thAt eef Irene Sarah Collins. in which Effe reaitfe1fer asked Fer a -df- collins eese. rF4fe husband, Charles LeazaE4r eselsA4s. tfesereed hfs wife in 1907, after l4Ving been n1afrsed two yeafs. and fses des4e nc1hi1g for her sslprett since -sisst lime. tF1fe petition was granted, Atferi4ey Samuel H. Tavfs Feffese5stEI Ing the -retttfefFer.
 In f1se -essSe eef lsasafae AIorah vss.. Frank s. MePAa Eoth fr,esn Westerly. the -re- spondea1t desersed hss wife a -yFssar ago, the petftIen being granEed on the ero4sa16s Of -ce55aizasxed drunkenness. Ac- forney Ev1reEt K K slsFgssEsy ssEass for -flfe pefftfoneFs
 FolIowisg 8 petition Ip =equfty, the cozrt soak Inc pstpers afld atstostrffed ,,s,tI, sllss a,era4Isssg, when fsSe zGHt. Jury will -fapeFt for slstty- Cases swasseh will be Hotlopeea By Westerly people are fhese Sf the -IseAc Slferfffss4l co94sIsserssr sA. DE. Eohn Chanaplfn siaa R3E- John r my Tfsae cases vsafl -f5r65abEy >oc- e Y Ina -rea,aEztder of sflfe week.
 q, ure -anpssaI a.eesFrsg of Jtlre Wesss, ery 5ssc,.arsge for Wcnssnss York lssl 9e1 Tfa5 sst es0taret, of Effn street, tlfe report of Afe 5sitperf ff1tefftFefft- Miss E3f- Een R. EsiftfEfh, which was ssl9,111teted, showed Ehzt the work as a yvl1oie yvses erosais1g, afatougil tffere was 9 sIfglft HsllFsxg off fn tlle Efrfoa1Et of goods made by Efose who are beneAffteea. by fIe exchange. Effe real cause beEftg fewer confra5sttors ghan tfae 5refr ET'e- ceaarg Tlfe yrob1e4n fhat c0nfr0fft ts ff1s fs9ssrzegex1ze.Fa Es how Co get more Of Ehe sdsrHBpeopfe to furnish the fooNsHszas, ike deHfaffa at present ftfr ezesetiksfg #he supply. g4}fs is espe- dfa7w ,n0steeaBte a9f2Rg Ehe sslfRflfer months. ws4fsa there are Fnahy at fhe shore resorts besides shoHA In town who 4espeFd upoA the exchange and would xftentsfsess b+sy fa IHrger ef4Feu- tHfes Nsere zhe 4HHnssseff1ssn4 better aafIe to ea5er 50 4Esff AemAHtfs.
 There were 55 eorsszssHHns during the pakt gest3A 41se saEes afozEkSeA to &. .8dFFS. of 11fss amount oNef S5,DDD bsan3y EA$6 to 4Re seoEEs5g4feE=s. while the commissions a7nstuEsEsa to over $360. The sale kR fgeaa fsef exceeded the conazneA safas oR tne other aatfe9es. af1ara a5e1x H. BOT 1aases ef bread hfs- posed e&, k.1zf5 1oaeses Of cake. w4lHte There wss . good sale oI cookies. 6arzzHarsrftS pf6s and 80 forth.
 Cne cf the Interesting parts Ef the rapurr was that nm winch the ss9speEfn- tsxfdant showed what a large an1pgfnt of FstDH was received and sold flor the people ef Westerly who haas a Attlke srlare f1ne t0 earn something. The exchange only Keeps 10 per cent. of the money received, fhe rest gp6ug to those W Efo hEwH TlEacad their goods ean .saile.
 AIT the CfEicgT5 were Te-eRects6 as foIleswN. President Miss Har1dat Cot treu- vace president, Mrs. Jnhn Evans, secretzzy, Mrs GsUg8 N BuHGieks