Uncontested Divorces for Hearing Today
Twelve uncontested divorces assigned before Judge William M Maltbie in Superior Court today. Cases include Grace Booth versus Miles Booth, Harry Walters versus Sarah Walters, Clar Ford versus Ambrose Ford, O Donnell versus Ida O Donnell, Lane versus Thomas Lane, Manning versus Jefferson, Manning versus Jay Robinson, Ridge versus Ridge, Underhill Kouhopl versus Frederick Kouhopt, Loomis versus Melvin Loomis, Peavey versus Ida Peavey, Tier versus Fenold Tier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam M. Maltbie
Grace Ezabeth Booth
Miles G. Booth
Harry B. Walters
Sarah J. Walters
Clar Ford
Ambrose Ford
Charles HH. O'Donnell
Ida O'Donnell
Ruth Estelle Lane
Thomas I. Lane
Isabelle L. Manning
Jefferson
Grace I. Manning
Jay Floyd Robinson
Mary Curran Ridge
Aaron Ti
Danbury Firm Sued by Pittsburgh Company
The Crucible Steel Company of America Pittsburgh sues Premier Manufacturing Co Danbury over a balance claimed at 176 dollars for tool steel material allegedly furnished. Premier asserts full settlement and non receipt of some material. Case before Judge John J Walsh in Common Pleas court, Pittsburgh. Dawless spoke for Crucible with Hanson for Premier. proceedings not finished at closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crucible Steel Company of America
Pittsburgh
New Haven
Premier Manufacturing Co
Danbury
John J. Walsh
Common Pleas Court
Pittsburgh ’Concern
Premier Company
Fred W. Dawless
Crucible Company
Robert J. Hanson
Cassidy Takes Stand In Brother's Sale Suit
John M. Cassidy testified in the case brought by George L. Cassidy against Floral L. Deck over Floral Park lots. Judge Maltbie upheld a property's right to refuse sale to undesirables, dismissing a claim that such exclusions violate the constitution or the fourteenth amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Cassidy
Floral Park
George L. Cassidy
Floral L. Deck
W. M. Maltbie
Maltbie
Cornell
Malthie
Hartford
Supreme court reverses Lewis oyster case ruling
The Supreme Court yesterday reversed the Superior Court decision in H. J. Lewis Oyster Co. v Wiest et al, finding error. An 1888 agreement to sell dock property at 2,509 without a time limit violates public policy, so the defendants win and the specific performance claim is rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Superior Court
H. J. Lewis Oyster Co
Lucy T. Wiest
Lewis
Supremes Court
Lewis Co
Claims Extra Pay After Change in Plans
Matthew Doene testified about building contracts in the case of John J. Roreck seeking about $7,000. The Stamford project plans were altered after the contract, and the builder claims payment for extra work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Doene
John J. Roreck
Roreck
Stamford
Decision Reserved in Case Against Jitneur
Judge John J. Walsh reserved a decision after completing testimony in the case of Demostanis Kontsouris vs Bernard Koblentz for 500 damages. The accident occurred October 2, 1918 on Boston Avenue when a jitney ran over Kontsouris. The jitney was offered as evidence to show Kontsouris’ possible fault, and the judge recessed to review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Walsh
Demostanis Kontsouris
Bernard Koblentz
Boston Avenue
Kontsouris
Walsh
Harting Case Yields Judgment in Favor of Rathstein and Thaw Bros
Judge Jon J. Walsh awarded Samuel Rathstein and Thaw Bros. $468.58 against Bd Harting in Common Pleas court. The bakery plaintiffs alleged Harting breached a goods supply contract. Harting’s counterclaim for $1,000 was disallowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harting
Jon J. Walsh
Samuel Rathstein
Thaw Bros
Bd Harting
Common Pleas Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Main ST
Wold
William M. Malthie
Danbury Firm
Pittsburg Company
Plaintif
Premier Manufacturing Company
Cassidy
Brother
York
Cainer Elm Street
Wallace
van Dyk
Duchess
Creamery
S. W
James van Dyk
Golden Hill
John
Ford Service
Ford Parts
Tri-State Motor
John A. O'Brien
Ireas, and
Mer
Cannon Street
Billette Optician
Arcade
Bridgeport
Fairfield
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