Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-30

Tn experimenting with the diseases with When they may be afflicted? Whether or not there are sucn beings the fact still remains that might ,(wnether of body or intellecD does not make right.
 AS for life after death, or the assump- ton of soul in dumb animals, who will dare say that they have. not a soul read to his profit Maeterlinck and others on this subject
 The matter of vivisection is a one sided business, because practically all of the arguments come from one side. and that, the side benefited by the prac- tice. But, in the last analysis, are good 1 health and the welcome results" to quo;e the trite expression of your con tributor, valuable enough or worth while enough to have caused the suffering and torture of any of Gods creatures? To preserve our own clay few short years longer, and to escape pain ourselves We have caused weak and helpless crea lures to suffer for us.
 Very truly yours, A
 LUCY c. PHELPS, p Francis Avenue, Cambridge, Mass Nov. 26.
 | As this silly and sentimental letter was evidently intended for publication, space | is sacrificed for its appearance. It's logic carried with it a prohibition or l meat and a reasonable caution about the | cruelty of depriving a mosquito of his sustenance. If we should not cause i weak and helpless, creatures to suffer for us' where would we be?
 | There were deveIopments unex,ret ei except by counsel when the suprior cour, l came in here Monday, Judge Gardiner i Greene, of Norwich, presiding to r.. sume trial of the case of Mis-; Jennie | Willis of this city vs Newton A. Bal lard and M. J. Kenney. When court ad- journed last eednesday afternoon tiit testimony was regarded as hayrs al 1 been taken and the case waS ready foi arguing.
 When court came in Monday morning however, counsel for MT BaiIa-.i flied a motion to reopen the case tna: nor, ] witnesses might be heard. Iris was ar | gued at length by counsel ard finally allowed by Judge Gardiner Greene.
 Four, witnesses were introdIceI by counsel for Mir. Ballard to show, the DO
 sition of the Ballard anG Keaatev ma chimes just prior to the crash and jus after as indicated by tire marks on th. highway. These witnesses were Earl E Johnson, William eRichardson,- Byrol
 Howard and Albert E. Woodis In re
 buttal counsel for MT. Kenney introduces
 testimony by Mir. Kenney, Wilfred Be noit Arthur Pepin and Frederick Robi , taille t
 Following the taking of the testimon, of the witnesses on Monday two arsu
 ments were made-by Attorney Charle L. Torrey, representing Miss Willis, an,
 by Attorney Archibald Macdonald, rep resenting MT, Kenney
 Court adjourned until this mornin when the remaining arguments will b made, the judges charge to the jury given and the case handed over for de cision by the twelve men who have hear
 it. ---e.. \ Ore uncontested divore. was rrante l at Mondays session of the court Mrs
 Myra E. Wilson of Willimantic wa. F granted decree. on the ground of de ! sertion, from J. Edward Wilson, now C
 Chicago. The couple were married l , Willimantic December F, 1914. Custod : of minor, child, Margaret Evelyn. bor
 in 1915, was awarded ttfe plaintiff, vh 7 was represented by. Attorney W. A. Kin 3 of Willmantic. As counsel for Everett Cobb, IS,