Receivership hearings set for Superior court docket
Judge H. J. Curtis will hear numerous receivership matters on the short calendar tomorrow in Superior court. Cases include Arnold Turner versus The National Hat Co for receiver accounting and dissolution, Congalton versus Wehrle for receiver report, Herrman versus Bridgeport Grocers Syndicate to permit suit against a receiver, and several other final accounts, claims, and extensions of time for business operations.
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
Eugene H. H. Smith
E. H. H. Smith Silver Co
Leona M. Craig
Craig Paper Box Co
James H. Crossley
S. the
Gian Plaster Board Co
Surety
Bertha Kahn
Relable Fur Co
Albert H. Flint
Danbury & Bethel Street Railway Co
Carl Nordell
Harry J. Dietrich
Middlesex Chemical Co, Inc
Jans St
George P. O'Brien
House of O'Brien
Sigmund Loewith
the Connecticut Press Inc
Back in Civil Life Over Overseas Berthe and Army Names
A long list of service members returning to civilian life and a series of Army units and assignments. The names include Berthe, Charles, Allard, Norman Avenue, Mechanic Machine Gun Co, and many soldiers from the 114th infantry 29th division through 90th and 82nd divisions with ranks ranging from private to sergeant. Details cover homes in riverside towns and streets, with units such as Battery A 843d Field Artillery, 1st Army, and 313th Machine Gun Battalion. The notice mentions wounds at Argonne and various postwar statuses including Camp Hospital No. 80th Division and Home Service Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overseas
Berthe
Charles & Allard
Norman Avenue
Argonne
Ernest L. Niwood
Artiery
Rudie Hirth
Jane Strest
Pepe! Co
M. Harvey J. K. Brooke
Shop Avenue
Joseph P. Walsh
Iso Barnum Avenue
Co. L
34Th Infantry
John Aiello
Connecticut Avenue
843D Field Artillery
Louis Sorrow
Courtland Street
Fislé
D. S.C
W. Tiemann
Joseph Dalton
Main Street
Camp Hospital
Arthur Hill
Waterman Street
Leon W. Smith
Read Street
Nford
Michael DeLence
Readstreet
Albert A. Wyllie
Capitol Avenue
U.S. S. Corsair
Joseph F. Wyllie
Capital Avenue
230 Engineers
1St Army
Sylvester J. Meischke
State Street
William EH. Brady
Lenox Heights
Ramald L Blazes
Railroad Avenue
Henry Sara
Gordon Street
First Army
Frank Piscitelli
Gilman Street
Pri Street
Prisis
Elmrgeant
Hosp A. Patterson
Shelton Street
Aero Uadron
John F. Callaan
Warren Street
Ivate
Ernest T. Hitchings
Brooks Street
Royal Garrison Artillery
Paul Nemergut
Arctic Street
Fort Hamilton
Stif Solotruk
50Th Infantry
28Th Division
Victor D. Baumrind
Pembroke Street
S. A. TC
New York University
Jack Earles
Fairfield Street
Wasco
Tex
Thomas 8. O'Brien
Harral Avenue
Labor Reserve
Frank Brezovsky
Church Street
Fort Jay
Joan J. Kelly
North Aveue
Mitchell
Eddie J. Hill
Seamé
Camp Upton
Arsenic in Body of Woman Tells for Mrs Skeels Lundgren Trial
Expert testimony from Harvard chemist Prof. W F Whitney stated Miss Florence Gay of Andover had arsenic in all organs. The exhumed 1927 body showed arsenic in liver brain kidneys heart and other organs. The government accuses nurse Mrs Skeels Lundgren of poisoning to conceal petty larceny from the Gay home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Florence Gay
Andover
W. F. Whitney
Harvard University
Bessie M.(skeels) Lundgren
Skeels
Whitney
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