Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-11
WDGMENT FOR NELLIE MEYERS
5iven $32s in Suit Against Joseph D. Pfeier, Adm John Donovans Attachments Dissolved and $6,000 Bonds Substituted in Three Cases Thames Loan and Trust Matters Go Over Until August 7th

Attorney Douglass claimed in opoo- sition, that Judge Williams, when he heard the matter here allowed bonds of $4.500 in place of the attachment. the sums of s1.500 for each of the first two cases and $1.000 for the third hay ing been suggested by the other law yers. He argued that sufficient bonds should be demanded despite the result of the trial, and he further stated that these three cases will be tried. Judge Shumway placed the bonds at s2, 800 in the Craney and Church eases, at 1000 in the Harris case.
 In the divorce suit of Sarah c. (Barrett) Everett of Norwich against Archibald Carlyle Everett of Philadei- phia, judgment was granted on the ground of desertion and the custody of the two children. They were married in Norwich oIr Nov. 3, 1895, and on Feb. 13. 1911. the husband deserted Mrs. Everett.
 Divorce Matters.
 In the suit for divorce brought by Adam J. Cronsberry against Elizabeth Crcnsberry on the charge of intolerable cruelty, both New London people, in- termarried Aug. 23, 1911, answer and counterclaim alleging adultery were filed by the order of the court and 1t was ordered that the plaintiff pay to the defendant $5 week aIimony pen dente lite and weekly thereafter, be- ginning July 10th.
 In the matter of the divorce case of Maud l.. Evans vs. Otis w. Evans of North Stonington Lawyer Cunning ham was willing to allow the previous order of the court as to alimony to stand and no action was taken
 Judgment in the action brought by c. Leslie Hopkins and Ann Amelia Hopkins of Norwich against George H. Brewster and Abbie Brewster of Win throp Heights, Mass. to determine the title of two tracts of land at Eastern Point, is given by Judge Shumway, who finds that neither of the defend ants has any interest in the land in question.
 Financial Troubles from Extravagance
 In the matter of the financial diff culties of the Thames River Special ties Co. of Montville, Attorney John C.. Geary for the maority stockholders and Attorney Hadlai A. Hull for the minority stockholders held quite a lengthy discussion.
 Attorney Geary stated to the court that the plant maintained two auto mobiles which were entirely unneces- sary and that the company was pay ing the premium on $5D,000 life in surance held by Supt. Maunsell Van Rensselaer,. premium of S709 is due on it.
 The item of s6,ooo per year for AlOcStl Io1SSAO6s dSdIy Sd1U. did not seem necessary at present, as the receiver signs all checks.
 Judge Shumway decided that the plant might keep the automobiles but that theA insurance could be allowed to lapse He also ruled that the. com pany could keep a selling agent in Boston at salary of s250 a month until Aug. '.
 The court also extended the time of Attorney Daniel M. Crenon as re- ceiver of the company until Aug. [, when there will be another hearing Attorney Cronon's receivership should have expired July 19
 Attorney Hull gave it as his opinion that the plant would have to be sold eventually.
 Allen-5eeman Appraisers Named
 Joseph Worth and George w. Car roll were appointed appraisers of the bankrupt estate of the Allen, Been1an Co. at the meeting of the creditors