Fischer v. McIntyre

Plaintiff is the wife of George H. Fischer, who was a tador by occupation. Previous to his marriage with plaintiff he was a widower, and had a son about 13 years of age. He carried on no shop, but worked by the piece, carrying the suits home, and there making them up. Before his marriage with plaintiff, at times when the tailoring business was dull, he worked at odd times, when he had no employment at his trade, in making up masquerade garments, and so kept on until he had made about 75 suits, which he rented out during the winter season to masqueraders. The masquerade season usually extended…