Warren v. Warren
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
Divorce.
1Opinion of the CourtParkhurst, J.
The original proceeding in the above ■entitled cause was a petition for divorce a vinculo matrimonii filed February 10, 1909, and the respondent Warren was duly ■served with process and entered his appearance, and there.after the petition was prosecuted and defended until a final decree was entered, divorcing the petitioner as prayed, •October 4,1911.
In this original petition petitioner also prayed for alimony out of her husband’s estate, to be charged thereon. Pending the trial of the original petition, and on January 3, 1910, Mrs. Warren filed a supplemental petition wherein she .alleged…
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