Receivership hearings loom in Superior Court schedule
Judge H. J. Curtis will hear multiple receivership matters on the short calendar tomorrow. Cases include Arnold Turner vs The National Hat Co for acceptance of trial account and dissolution decree. Robert J. Congalton vs Wehrle et al for receiver's report. Herrman et al vs Bridgeport Grocers Syndicate over permission for Marco Marcus to sue the receiver. H H Smith vs E H H Smith Silver Co over claims and final account. Leona M. Craig vs Craig Paper Box Co on claims and temporary receiver. Crossley vs Gran Plaster Board Co over compromise. Bertha Kahn vs Reliable Fur Co on final account and dissolution. Flint vs Danbury & Bethel Street Railway Co regarding claim timing and receiver's account to June 1. Dietrich vs Middlesex Chemical Co on June 2 hearing. O'Brien vs House of O'Brien on receiver report. Leawith vs Connecticut Press Inc on final account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Curtis
Arnold Turner
The
National Hat Co
Robert J. Congalton
Robert L. Wehrle
Charles A. Herrman
Bridgeport Grocers Syndicate
Marco Marcus
Ugent H. H. Smith
E. H. H. Smith Silver Co
Leona M. Craig
Craig Paper Box Co
James
H. Crossley
Gran Plaster Board Co
Elm Street
Harry J. Dietrich
Middlesex Chemical’ Co.,Inc
George P. O'Brien
House of O'Brien
Sigmund Leawith
the Connecticut Press Inc
Soldiers of Civil Life Overseas Service Names List
A long list of individuals with addresses and ranks from World War I era units. Names include Charles E. Allard Ernest L. ra wood avenue private Battery C Lith Field artillery 6th division and many others across infantry, artillery, engineers, and support units with residences in several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Allard
Norman Avenue
Backi Fomne
Ernest L. * Rawood
Lith Field Artillery
Hirth
Jane Street
20Th Infantry
80Th Division
Bishop Avenue
102D Infantry
Joseph P. Walsh
Barnum Avenue
John Aiello
Connecticut Avenue
343D Field Artillery
Louis Sarrow
Courtland Street
Argonne
Robt
Wy Tiemann
S16th Infantry
Joseph Dalton
Main Street
Camp Hospital
Michael DeLence
Read Street
Field Artillery
90Th Division
Albert A. Wyllie
Capitol Avenue
U. S
Ith
William H. Brady
R. FD
Loven Helena
UT Atg
826Th Infantry
Ramald L. Blazes
Railroad Avenue
21St
Henry Sara
Gordon’ Street
504Th Engineers
First Army
Frank’ Piscitebi
Gilman ‘Street
Salvage Uniit
Joseph Jiemanski
Hallett Street
Ernest K. Mackey
Elmwood Avenue
Asa A. Patterson
Shelton Street
Aero Squadron
al John F. Callahan
Warren Street
104Th Infantry
Ernest, T. Ritchings
Brooks
Royal , ‘Artillery
Paul Nemergut
Street
Fort Hamilton
Stif- Solotzuk
Arctic Street
50Th Infantry
28Th Division
Victor D. Baumrind
Pembroke Street
New York University
Jack Earles
Fairfield Street
Wasco
Tex
Thomas S. O'Brien
Harral Avenue
Iabor Reserve
Frank Brezovsky
Church Street
Fort Jay
Tom J. Kelly
North Avenue
Mitchell Field
John Pensock
Bell Street
Camp Wadsworth
Wiliam H. Nolan, Jr
Park Circle
Milford
Yeoman
New London
Charles W. Wells
Union Avenue
Camp Stuart
Morgan M. Lewis
Stratford Avenue
Edith
James R. Hoben
Catherine Street
Fort Sill
Edwin J. Ail
Seaview Avenue
Camp Upton
Arsenic in Body of Woman, Court Is Told
June 18 Lawrence expert testimony in the trial of Mrs. Bessie M Skeels Lundgren for murders cites Harvard chemist Prof W F Whitney stating Miss Florence Gay of Andover had arsenic in all organs. Exhumed body in December 1917 showed arsenic in liver brain kidneys heart and other organs with no cerebral hemorrhage noted by the attending physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Florence Gay
Andover
W. F. Whitney
Harvard University
Bessie M. (Skeels) Lundgren
Skeels
Gay
Whitney
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Superior Court
Curtis
Ollow
Bedell
America
Georgette Voiles
New York