Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-18

Associate Justice George T. Brown of Providence was on the bench the sec ond day of the superior court for Washington county. The petit jurors were called and sworn in by Clerk Herbert ". sCaswel1 and they were impaneIed as follows: Charles Harvey. James c. Carrie, David c. Browning. J. Haskell Edson, Christopher Browning, Simon Wre- echinsky, South Kingstown: William thur Tisdale. Wilfred E. Maryott, Ar thur P. Osborn, Edwin Babcock. North Kingstown; James H. Biack1er, Har- old 'Doney, Frank H. Tate, LaClede Ham D. Wells, Louis J. Reuter-, West eriy: Daniel A. GrandaH, Silas J. She1- don, Erwin c. Boss, Clifford F. Per rin, Hoplzinton; James A. Burdick, Frank Mills. Charleston; Henry N: Maxon.. Richmond; George E. Tft and Byron F. Jos1in. Exeter; Lewis Weibel Joseph I. Denico. Narragansett- Byron H. Brown of South Kings account of illness; John G. Clarke, South kingstown. and Charles N Rathbun of Richmond were excused, being exempt under the law. George c. Moore and Oliver Gayttt of Westerly ard William E. Jordan of North Kngstown were excused tempo rarily, subject to the call of the court Owing to t1ie fact that the defending
 
 N: Girard vs.f Terminal Warehouse company of Rhode Island was unable to be in attendance on account of try ing another case in Providence there was no business before the court Tues day and the jury was excused to report Wednesday forenoon at 9.30.
 The divorce case of Louis Mitchell vs.. Frances A. Mitchell was heard on cross petition and divorce was granted the respondent on grounds of neglect to provide, and she was allowed to re- sun1e her maiden name of Frances A. Jackson.
 i Other diyorces heard Monday after noon were as follows:
 Nellie N. Sykes vs. George D. Sykes Heard on dispositions and granted on the grounds of extreme cruelty and rTeglect to provide.
 Nellie NJ. Potter vs. Llyeond Potter. ground that the marriage entered into originally was void. Custody of minor child. Nathalie M. Potter. awarded the petitioner.
 Hattie. A. Andrews vs. Edward An drews. Jr. Granted on ground of ex treme cruelty and petitioner awarded custody of minor child, Paul Edward Andrews.
 Equlsy--sarah A. Davis vs. Nara gansett Pier company To be heard il Providence on Saturday, April 2s.
 Action at law. James B. Tucker vs. The Mathewson company Decision rendered for the plaintiff for 3So7.17 and costs.
 The assignment docket and motion caiednar were disposed Of in the fol- lowing order:
 Concett:na Grills vs the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad company; assigned to Westerly ca1en- car. I = Margaret AI Slattery vs. Harry Peckham, alias. Demurrer pending. To be heard in Westerly.
 Dorothy Drew -vs. J. Samuels & Brother, Inc, ct al. Motion for surety of costs; assigned to Westerly.
 Rachel Peckham- vs. Charles A. Morgan. Assigned to Westeriy.
 Harry Peckham vs. Charles A. Nor gan, Marked Westerly.
 Henry \. Girard vs. Terminal Ware house company of Rhode Island. To be heard today at Kingston.
 Abraham kaplan vs. Rose La Lime, alias. Assigned to Westerly.
 Carbeta N. Quattrononi vs. Aneil Martarese. Assigned to Westerly.
 L.. A. Kinney vs. J. R. Champlin. Continued to the next session.
 Equity-Francis Hendricl< ct ux. vs. Clark Tiliinghast ct al. To be heard on demurrer.
 Appeal Ella M. Chapman. appellant, vs. Judge Nathan B. Lewis. executor, appellee Assigned to Westerly.
 David Lyme vs. Archibald McNeiI. Passed.
 ". Herbert caswell vs. Clara \. Karibe. Passed.
 Charles vardilas vs. Harry Turpos- tiades. Assigned to Westerly tWiilia m E. Shepard ct al. vs. Spring field Insurance company ct al. Passed ]
 Louis Mitchell zvs. Frances A. Mitch ell Ready for trial contest. Essex ct al Passed.
 Alfred Price vs- Lucy Price. Ready for trial.
 Jane McPherson Boyd vs. Charle ". Boyd. Ready .fo rtriaI.
 Mary Arcongele vs. Mary Fossi, alias Petitioner allowed ten days in which to amend declaration
 Colonel Charles H. Ledward has re- eeived permission to again use the state armory on Dixon street for drill