Mrs Gould Angry At Husband As Alimony Case Opens
Witnesses in the Gould separation and alimony case describe Mrs Gould as habitually drunk and harsh toward her husband Howard Gould. Valet Harry Veitch testifies to scenes in Europe and at St Regis, noting calls for meals, drinking, and quarrels over lettuce and other trivial matters during trips and at hotel stays.
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New York
Katherine Clemmons
Howard Gould
Justice Dowling
Luchal
Goults Ativineye
Mra Gould
ABE
Harry J. Veitch
Des Moirea
West Lea
Europe
Landburg
Gould
St Regia
West Indies
Bre Gonlid
Custis Goult
Veitch
Baling
Trantzomma
Beerytes
IMM
Aria
Joe
Myre Gould
Lord Royalston
Nice
Currier
Myre
Howard
Malloy
Knowles
St Regis
South Costimet
Yen Dowbur
Mr. Gould
von Cudd
Joner
Gould Mix
Shearn
Leen Lepourous
Sire Gould
Sham
Cowboy
Farnum
Sean Sapiens
Wis
Somerset Hotel
Rim
St. Jovais
Larchmont
Chb
St. Regis
Rowland Divorce Granted After Cruelty Allegations
A divorce was granted to Mrs Rowland from her husband in Fairfield after findings of desertion and cruelty. Custody of their daughter remains with the mother, with the child visiting the father for set periods each year. The Rowlands, once wealthy and influential in Fairfield, were noted for a strained marriage and a troubled separation.
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Pierre— Newland
Mar Harray Howslake
Méward W. Starral
Fairfield Ro
Judes Lawien F. Burpen
Ainis
Arthur M. Mark
Mre. Row
Harri N. Y
Sinen
Sears
Laan Rowland
Rowlands
Fairfield
Ship Builder’s Divorce Granted After Alcohol Evidence
Ellen Mon telis of New Haven sued Greenwich shipyard owner Joseph E. Montelis for divorce, alleging habitual intoxication and intolerable cruelty. Superior Court ruled against alimony and found no sufficient evidence of cruelty, accepting grounds of intoxication while noting his real estate in Greenwich heavily mortgaged. The couple wed in Daytona Florida in April 1800 and lived at Greenwich before she left for New Haven.
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Superior Court
L. & Barnes
Ellen €. Montelis
New Haven
Joseph E. Montelis
Greenwich
John
Tuytona Poorida
Conn
Haven
Bunglarg Operating at Railroad Stations
Police guard railroad stations after a burglary report. Station at Naugatuck area ransacked. only a snail chara 2 chewing gui fivt marnine found. Ermittlng by United Press dispatch notes ongoing police search and security patrols.
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Bunglarg
United Prem Naugatuck
Monument Ready for Unveiling in Bridgeport
Bridgeport prepares to unveil a statue honoring James W Beardsley donor of Beardsley Park. The ceremony, led by the Board of Trade, features the Wheeler Wilson band, Rev. John De Peu, and speeches by Henry A Bishop and George M Emmes. Pedestals by Henry Bacer, statue by Charles Henry Niowus, with ample park access guidance and parking rules for attendees.
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Bridgeport
James W Beardsley
Beardshey Park
Henry Bacer
Theoard
Enos
George “W
Wheeler
Isaac W. Birdseye
Henry Bishop
Samuel _H. Wheeler
Morris B. Beardsley
Frederic Baller
Clty
Wheeler & Wilson Band
John de Peu
Henry A. Bishop
Kreutser
George M. Emmes
Board of Park Commissioners
Koellner
Wheeler A Wilsen
Podenaky
Henry
Putgt
Ibest
No~ Sin Avenue
Huntington Road
East Main Street
Park Commissioners
Park
Noble Avenue
Suit filed to recover $5000 over Stratford accident
Christian J. Christiansen as administrator and father of John M. Christiansen sues Jack Fisher Yale student owner and driver of the car that fatally struck the boy on Stratford avenue near Surf avenue. Plaintiff claims Fisher drove at excessive speed and was negligent. Attorney Paul S. Chapman represents the plaintiff.
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Christian J. Christiansen
John €. M. Christiansen
Stratford
Joek Fisher
Forts
Stratford Avenue
Surf Avenue
Fisher
Tate
Geeligent
Paul S. Chapman
Free List Defeated In Senate Vote
Washington June 16 Senator Brown Nebraska Republican amendment failed by 4 to 3 vote. The Free List measure drew support from Beveridge Bristow Brows and lur tel Buller. Lorimer new Republican senator from Illinois sworn in today voted with the organization.
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Washington
Senator Brown
Nebraska
Fips
Sustradt
Sanata Today
Filewine
Itr Beveridge
Brlntow
Brows
Lurtell
Buller
Lorimer
Illiiois
Child Run Over in Waterbury Tragedy Claims Life
Special from United Press Waterbury June 1 A three year old girl Aydin Kanksy daughter of Mr and Mrs Motead Kanksy North Leonard Sarvet was run over and killed by a wagon owned by the Hellmann Brewing Company The body was mutilated George Fentomeroann mine driver of the team Bran pinned under the wagon but survived
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United
Waterbury
Reet Hern Toiay
Aydin Kanksy
Motead Kanksy
North Leonard Sarvet
Hellmann Brewing Company
George Fentomeroann
Bran
Sereat
Against Electric Monopoly
Hartford report notes lawmakers consider repealing a statute restricting electric service sales. Judiciary committee favors repeal, arguing current law harms competition and limits self-help rights. Debate centers on the impact on public utilities, consumer rates, and potential industry responses.
Lost Money on Bringing Jim Jeffries Here
Controversy over the Jeffries exhibition in Bridgeport details how rumors damaged efforts and nearly altered plans. Hogan refused a lucrative offer to cancel the event, sticking to the contract and keeping Jeffries in Bridgeport. Jeffries and Sam Berger visited Hogan's cafe after the show, praising the sparring and noting the hostile chatter.
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Jim Jeffries
Sparrine
Sam Berger
Horan
Ras
Jeffries
Bridgeport
Wic
Pittsburg
Hogan
Pennsylvania
Berger
Wall Street
Bie
Bie Sptink
Conductor Wald Resigns Trolleying At Connecticut Company
Wald a well known and courteous conductor in the local trolley division resigns from the Connecticut Company to join Siemon Hard Rubber Co. of the West End. He served as president of the next union of trolleymen and was regarded as a conservative capable executive. Patrons will miss his accommodating manner. He is expected to be a valuable addition to his new employers.
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War Burr
Hartford
Hokner
Hisense Sopany
Walitieg
Wesso
Bo Stiles Judson
Howland Dry Goods Company
Maneatis Cubeesion Watllc Service Corpy
Antic Ne ‘Cor
R. EB. Wald
Connecticut Company
Siemon Hard Rubber Co
West End
Wald
Nex
Pocketbook Lost by Poor Woman Found at Kine Bros Store
A pocketbook lost by a poor woman was picked up at Kine Bros Store Saturday morning. Jane Li will return it. the finder may keep half the amount as a reward, and the owner’s name is in the wallet. The owner cannot afford the loss but consents to this arrangement.
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Kine Bros
Jane Li
Aged Husband Divorced From His Wife
Charles Warner of Orange was granted a divorce from Ladie A. Warner in Orange Superior Court. The couple wed in April. Warner testified the bride and her mother planned a yearlong secret marriage to share a large Western inheritance. He claimed support arrangements dissolved as the marriage ended.
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Sperial
United Press
Haigen
Charles Warner
Orange
Ladie A. Warner
Warner
Robertson Locomobile second in Great Race card
Robertson's Locomobile No 10 finished second in the Indiana Trophy Great Western Vanderbilt carnival race held near Grown Point Indiana on June 18. Entries included Corbin Maisonville Buick Stutz Chalmers-Detroit and others. Robertson moved into third late, with Monson third and Aronson cited. Distance 282 miles, course 23.6 miles per lap.
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A. J. Maisonville
Buick
R P Burman
Marion
H. E Stutz & Chalmers
Detroit
W. K. Nipper
A. Bronxon
Locomobile
W. Florida
Chevrolt
W. H. Pierce
Geo
Robertson
Phil_ Wells
Strang
John Rue
Grown Point, Inc
Theittle Corbin
Malsonville
Burman
Indiana
Illinois
Lowell
Adolph Magnus
Adolph Busch
Florence Packard
Harriet Barnes
Manus
Packard
Bu Barnes
Maisonville
Matsonville
Pierce
Knipper
Wells
Florida
Chalmers
Stoddard
Dayton
Chevroit
Chalmers-Detroit
Suake
Drivigen Chalmers-Detroit 19
Robertson Wi
Poole
Chalmers-Detroi
Durinug
Muick No. 3
Tech
Moon
Tnouan Dearty
More State Police Will Be Employed In Slay Case
State Police Virelli and Hurley pursue new lines in the Mrs. Sarah Dibble murder probe as Chief Bean orders aid. Deputies Plumb and Stags believe the Stratford arrestee has a dire motive and cannot reveal his whereabouts. Detective Fox travels from local to Providence amid leads and a vagrancy charge.
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Sarah Dibble
Plumb
Stags
Stratford
Lve
Bond Street
Providence
H. 1
Fox
Trumbull
Dougherty
Garrity
Aldermanic committee weighs police rank reform
The Aldermanic committee on ordinances meets to consider abolishing the lieutenant’s office and creating two captaincies in the police department. It favors placing Second and Third precincts under captains, with Lt W H Anderson and Lt John H Redgate in charge. Also under review is patrol wagon driver status as autos replace horse patrol, plus a license protest by Water Street property owners against storing over 30 barrels of oil by J B Silliman.
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Tne Aldermanic
W. H. Anderson
John H. Redgate
Water Street
J. B. Silliman
First Caisson Is Successfully Placed on New Congress Street Bridge
The first caisson for Pier No 1 of the new Congress Street bridge was located by Snare Triest Co with mayor and bridge commission watching. The box caisson sits at the west approach ready to be sunk for pier construction and underwater work proceeds. Senator Manwaring, commission president, predicts finish in November.
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Congress Street
Snare & ‘Triest Co
Bride Commission
Lee
Manwaring
Change of Hours and Rental Notice In City Ad
TO RENT seven rooms all steam heat furnished 509 Park avenue Tel 2801 4 OF ty CHANGE OF HOURS on many requests my offices open for eye examinations on Gay evenings to 5 Daily 20 100 to 5 Other hours appointment Specialty and its reflexes Children of eye diseases diagnosed Leavenworth D Graduate Philadelphia Optical College Meigs Building ATTENTION ALL members of Xo 38 T A of are requested to attend regular Friday evening Sushiase of frapprtnecs bi Gabral
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Park Apes! Nue
Leavenworth, . D
Adelphia Optical College
Meigs Building
Atten Thome All Merabere
T. A
Regulap
Sushiase
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Fairfield Ave
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Cherry St
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Howard Ave
Oun
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Seern Schwerdtle Stamp Co
Tae & White Co
Tatiye
of & Plasterers’ Union
Emmet Hall
State Street
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Cranm Co
Carroll
Crane Valve Cement
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Steinert & Sons Co
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Liberal Commission
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Salz
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Wheel & Wooding
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