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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
7
Mrs Catherine C Sasserno wife of Joseph Sasserno a language teacher in a Boston high school slapped her husband when he called her a friend not wife at a Suffolk Divorce Court hearing on his petition for an annulment after two years of marriage The husband says she has been a wife in name only seeking final separation
Mrs. Lasserno claims a six month pact to remain friends was broken by Mr. Sasserno who denies any such promise and says she urged it. Witnesses, including an aunt and the wife’s mother, describe alleged abuse and counsel visits. The trial before Judge Hammond continues as Peter J. Donoghue represents Mrs. Sasserno.
Massachusetts taxpayers have paid about 11 million into the state treasury under the income tax law in recent days and an additional 1 million is expected by mail. Based on an estimate of 13.25 million due, 1.25 million would remain unpaid with 6 percent interest from October 1 on arrears by individuals partnerships associations and fiduciaries.
A meeting will be held tonight in Wells Memorial Hall at 985 Washington Street to organize a retail shoe salesmen union affiliated with the A F L. General Organizer Frank H. McCarthy of the A F L will lead the session. The union charter has already been received.
Boy Scouts of Greater Boston will assist in the navy recruiting campaign aiming for 100000 recruits over six weeks. Plans were set at a meeting yesterday at the scout headquarters located at 453 Washington Street in Boston.
David Prevor, a Lowell street fish dealer, told police his roll of 4800 dollars vanished yesterday. He had bought fish at the pier on Monday then went to his son's home in Roxbury and found the money missing upon returning to his West street home.
Robert D. Anderton, 18, was found dead in bed this morning by his father in New Bedford. A gas jet was turned on, and the family says he went to bed in good health and spirits Tuesday night and had no reason for unhappiness. They believe he left the gas burning and it was extinguished during the night.
The Boston University Republican Club hosts a smoke talk this afternoon at 4 in the law school lecture hall Ashburton Place. Speakers include Frank B. Hall chairman of the Republican State committee Robert N. Turner of the Republican League of Massachusetts and Captain Danifel A. MacKay.
The Boston chapter of Trinity College alumni will gather Saturday at the Knights of Columbus on Berkeley Street to coordinate the coming season. The program includes several lectures and a large dance during the Christmas holidays.
Washington October 15 The recommendation of Julius M Barnes president of the United States Grain Corporation to embargo wheat imports and exports has reached the White House but Rear Admiral Grayson the President’s physician says it should not be presented to the President at this time.
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