Six New Divorce Cases Filed In Superior Court
Six new divorce cases were filed yesterday for the September term of the Superior court. Allen T Goodsell of Norwalk seeks separation from Lydia C Goodsell of Rutherford, N J, on desertion alleged August 10 1916. their marriage was February 28 1888 and Lydia's maiden name was Lydia C Fry. Thomas Anderson of this city files for divorce from Lena Anderson of New York, desertion alleged December 10 1915. they married in June 1907. Ethel M Richardson of this city sues Frank A Richardson, formerly of Bridgeport, for divorce on desertion alleged April 1 1934. she seeks custody of two minor children.
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Superior Court
Allen T.goodsell
Norwalk
Lydia C. Goodsell
Rutherford, N
Lydia CC. Fry
Thomas Anderson
Lena Anderson
New York
Ethel M. Richardson
Frank A. Richardson
Bridgeport
Ethel Wilmot
Knights of Columbus opens employment bureau at club house
The Knights of Columbus opened a free employment bureau at 460 Washington Avenue to aid soldiers sailors and marines. Martin Hearne named superintendent will staff the office from morning until 5 pm, linking to the national network of Knights employment offices.
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Knights of Columbus
Club House
Washington Avenue
Martin Hearne
Safety demands and driving duties for sight impaired motorists
A fragmented plea emphasizes better road design and driver education. The writer urges higher bridge clearances and properly aimed headlights, while criticizing drivers who fail to use mirrors and understand car safety features. The message blends safety concerns with heated rhetoric about drivers and infrastructure.
Quien on Trial for Treason Trapped by French Court
Paris August. George Marton Quien faces treason charges for aiding German efforts and sharing maps with escape routes. He testified on June and July 1915 movements from BL Quetin to Brussels, crossing to Holland, and meeting Cavell’s circle. The court noted inconsistencies and linked several arrests, including Madame Bodart, Maes, Van Damme, and Bonsteels, to the alleged spy network.
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Quien
Paris
George Marton Quien
Widith Cavell
BL. Quentin
Brussels
Holland
Ais
Antwerp
Qbhien
Brussel
Diermans
Madame Bodart
Quincy
Memor
Madame van Datsme
Madame van Damme
Seaside Village Considers Junior Reserve Corps at School
Seigh high school may host a junior branch of the Reserve Queers' Training Corps next month. Colonel Havens, president of the Lourde of Education, says the corps would enrich high school life. War Department committee holding special meetings to study the proposal amid superintendent absence. Enrollment requires students over 14 years to join for a year.
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Vuins
Queers’ Training Corps
Seigh
Jimer Jb. Havens
The
Lourde of Education
Yoof
Samuel JD
Ansol
War Department
Prinato
Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Detroit to promote American Legion
Lieut. Col. Theodore Roosevelt reached Detroit on August 27 as the first stop of his national tour in support of the American Legion. He plans to visit industrial plants and study methods for re employing or re educating returning soldiers.
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Roosevelt
Detroit
Theodore Roosevelt
American Legion
Clothes Closet Fire At Osborne Street Home
A fire early yesterday morning at 126 Osborne Street, home of Stephen Wooris, tore through a clothes closet during an alleged burglary by a youth. Firefighters contained the blaze quickly with about $60 in damage. the building is owned by Joseph Lebovich of 1084 Slate Street and houses 12 families.
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Stephen Wooris
Osborne Street
Joseph Lebovich
Slate Street
Home Invasion Fright Ends With Leftover Suitcase
A break in near River premises led intruders to ransack a home at 2147 North Avenue Tuesday afternoon. They packed articles into a suitcase but fled when frightened, leaving the suitcase behind. Police were alerted yesterday.
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River
Burgers
Stephen Meeker
North Avenue
Theft at Highland Avenue Watch Stolen From Home
Leonardo Pasgiella of 64 Highland Avenue reported a theft on the night of the incident. A gold watch and chain were taken after a family disturbance. a key was allegedly obtained, and valuables were ransacked during the break in by a brother in law.
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Heguland Ave
Leonardo Pasgiella
Highland Avenue
Refuse Injunction in Jennings Garage Case
In Waterbury the Superior Court denied the temporary injunction sought by John Le Carpenter to stop W. A. Jennings from continuing construction of a new automobile sales and service building off Elm street. The decision follows evidence presented by Carpenter. no witnesses were required.
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Obidge
Julia
Neluge
Buperioy Court
Waterbury
Joma le Carpenter
Ibis cl
Mrwitt AY
Jennings
Elurrigom Street
Carpenter
Dividends approved in bankruptcy cases and discharge hearing
Referes in Bankruptcy John W Banks approved a five percent dividend for Hugh J Murphy creditors and a 25 percent dividend for Edward Sheran creditors. J J Maloney as trustee for Baker and McBlaney milliners was given permission to sell fixtures. Banks heard evidence in the Ware Warada Deiwueda discharge from bankruptcy case and division was reserved.
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John W. Banks
Hugh J. Murphy
Jeweley
Edward 1 Sheran
Greenwich
J. J. Maloney
Baker and McBlaney
Treferee Banks
United States District Court
Ware Warada Deiwueda
Shelton Women Vote Friday In School Issue
Shelton residents readied for a Friday vote on a $190,000 bond issue to fund a new high school and a name change from Huntington to Shelton. About 70 women voters have registered with strong appeals from supporters and debate over local identity and confusion with the old name.
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Stlelton
August Oius
Enalletrs Board of Education
Sehoa
Shelton
Join & Dillon
Samuel Chapluk
Dillon
Guily Ame
Fron Funtington
Huntington
Gambling cases dismissed in City court raid
Commence until Friday was granted in the City court ye starting in the cases of Ignatz Hesensweig of 361 Pine street and Albert Wagner of 232 Pine street accused of keeping gambling places and the 22 frequenters arrested at the same time. Bonds set at 140 for principals and 60 for the frequenters. Arrests made in two simultaneous raids Tuesday night by Capt. OConnell and police of the third precinct. Frequenters found in Rosensveig's place and in Wagner's as well.
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Gambeers CA
Ignatz Hesensweig
Pine Street
Albert Wagner
O'Connell
Rosensveig
Wagner
Discharged Patient From St Vincent's Hospital
A man known only as Bringol or Drungoled, who escaped gas in his room at 42 South Avenues, was discharged from St Vincent's hospital after recovering. He declined to provide his first name or any personal details. The incident involved accidental gas exposure while cooking.
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South Avenues
Ut Uta
Bringol
Drungoled
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Gssume
Ice wagon accident at Main Street market injures worker
John Sabel an employee of the Spree Tee Co slipped while carrying ice into the Chicago Market on Main Street. He caught his wrist on a hook and it was suspended until help arrived. Maxwell at the emergency hospital stitched the wound with 12 stitches.
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Cers
John Sabel
Wells Strout
Emsploya
Spree Tee Co
Licago
Main Street
Oedt
Hue
Tor Af
Maxwell
Iamergency Hospital
Candy thief fined by city court
A man who admitted stealing about five cents worth of candy from the front of a freight car paid a $10 fine yesterday before Judge Wilder in the city court. He is identified as Kra ten Jahawies of 31 Russell Street.
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Ftont
Kkraten Jahawies
Russell Street
Wilder
Ciy
Wehomas Hodge Sentenced in Assault Case by Judge Wilder
Wehomas Hodge of 669 Must Main Street was sentenced to ten days in jail by Judge Wilder yesterday for assaulting his wife. The case appeared in the local docket and reflects a domestic violence incident heard in the county court.
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Wehomas Hodge
Mainetheet
Wilder
Rheumatism Neuritis Cure Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old ad claims CG GC pills remove aches stiffness and inflammation from rheumatism and neuritis with a free trial and prepaid shipment from Central Chemical Co Bridgeport Conn. Endorsements from A J Pixley Mable Cole J Gale promise relief and satisfaction before payment.
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Central Chemical Go
Bridgeport
Conn
A. J. Pixley
Andrews
Mable Cole
New Maven
J. Gale
Stratford
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