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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1923

Page

4

Two People Discharged in City Court Proceedings

Mary R English of 172 Steying Street was discharged after denying sale claims and the judge found reasonable doubt she committed the sale. Thomas Annunzo of Waterbury was discharged after the homeowner stated the missing $25 was recovered, ending the theft case.

Mary R English Steying Street William B. Boardman Thomas Annunzo Waterbury Mario Guere Oak Street

Farmers Dairy Wins Temporary Injunction

Judge William Marble extended an injunction restraining Bernard J. Foth Walter J. McLallan Howard Schaller and Israel B Snow from delivering or selling milk to customers alleged to belong to Farmers Dairy. The order lasts until May 24 and enjoins limiting milk supply to Farmers Dairy. Defendants challenged the action with attorneys John A Carnell and I J Cohn, alleging a six month distributing agreement from November 20 1922 and a notice to Abner Mitchel of contract abrogation March 31.

William Marble Bernard J. Foth Walter J. McLallan Howard Schaller Israel B. Snow Dairy Company Isranl B. Snew HIM Dairy Company Hoth Astress John A. Carnell I. J. Cohn Gell Abner Mitchel

Farmers Dairy seeks restraining order over milk customers

The Farmers Dairy Co. asserts the defendants plan to operate independently and serve their own customers. It contends that those customers are really the Farmers Dairy’s buyers of milk, and requests a court restraint to prevent the defendants from serving those customers directly.

Farmers Dairy Co Farmers Dairy

Methodists To Meet Here On April 11

The annual session of the New York East Conference will open April 11 at the Whitet Methodist church in this city with more than 20 attendees expected. Bishop Thamas Nicholeon of Chicago will preside, with Bishop Luther Wilson of New York also expected. Ministers and lay delegates will discuss policy and assign pastors to pastorates within the conference area.

New York

Auto theft arrest follows parolee lecture incident

Bausch, 19, and Herrman, 17, were held on $2,000 bail each after a late night meeting of Cheshire Reformatory parolees at the YMCA where they listened to parole agent Mel Goldrick and editor Amos Taven. A second incident saw Vincent Kravye c, six, suffer a compound fracture from a fall near Granfield avenue and was treated at St Vincent's hospital.

Bausch Cheshire Reformatory HB. IL Mel Goldrick Amos Nrew Taven April Or Wilder Journal Courier Martin Herrman Herrman Vincent Kravyec Granfield Avenue St. Vincent's Hospital Belando

Many Fairfield County Cases On Docket Of Court

The Supreme Court of Errors for the Third Judicial district opens its April term in this city Tuesday with 211 Fairfield county cases and 37 New Haven county cases on the docket. Several New Haven cases lack printed files, reducing first week work. nine Fairfield county cases are not printed. The list includes actions involving the Abel company, Raymond executors, Knapp vs Wooster, Russo vs Digna, and other appeals from Superior and Common Pleas courts, with motions for new trials and reservations noted.

Supreme Court of Errors Third Judicial District Fairfield County New Haven County New Haven Abel ‘Company Hyman Kerp Carolyn Thomas I. Ramond Carolyn V. C. Raymond Henry F. Knapp Louise A. Wooster Als Antonio Russo Filippo Digna Court of Common Pleas Antonio Russo vi Francesco Foxo Cornelia Cole McLoughlin James B. McLoughlin Bridgeport Land and Title Company Edward Gallagher Southern New England Telephone Company Bertha. I Diman S. Domenico Romey Anna Verzog Thomas N. Cooke Plaintif Nelson B. Gorham John Gorham Emma J. Gorham Superior Court George R. Tooker Robert Josefowsky Common Pleas Court Mary Ann McCue Thoras McCus Ernest C. Adamson John Lakitsch Theresa Ziegier Charles A. Brand John Lindquistus Henry J. Marikle

MacDonald Estate Valued At 30000 In Probate Filing

The will of Mary A. MacDonald was filed in Probate Court yesterday. An estate of $30000 is left by the deceased with Margaret Murphy named executrix. A $500 bequest for masses is included, and nearly the entire estate goes to her three daughters Beatrice, Mildred, and Dorothy L. MacDonald.

Mary A. MacDonald Margaret Murphy Beatric C. Mildred Dorothy L. MacDonald

Defendent Wins $10,000 Damage Suit Over Truck Death

A jury in the Superior court returned a verdict for the defendant in the $10,000 damage action of Meyer H. Baum against Frank P. Mead. The suit claimed damages for the death of Sarah Berger struck by Mead’s truck at the Main street and Fairfield avenue intersection. The defense argued contributory negligence by the child who stepped into the truck’s path.

Meyer H. Baum Frank P. Mead Sarah Berger Mead Main Street Fairfield Avenue Baum

Birth Announcements From Potter to Williams

Birth notices list numerous couples and addresses with newborns and dates from March to April. Names include Potter Abbott Hackett Whels Itney Gulming Bedlovane Obruchay Menson Madar Schlump Michaljes Cullean Williams and Keete. The entries record sons and daughters with street addresses and dates of birth.

Roger and Marada Potter Buena Vista Road James and Mildred Abbott Sims Street Maren John and Flaminia Hackett Orchard Street Marcel Irrederick Marion Whels Jefferson Street Edward and Thelen Itney Parkvenue Apridward Cornelia Gulming Norman Street An Willam Mary Bedlovane Booth Street Frank Elena Obruchay Kent Street Andrew Catherine Menson Palmer Avenue Josaah Mary Madar Hate Lam Atreeet Edward Jay Schlump Lenox Avenue April Michael Anna Michaljes Ae Poplar Street Anvil Sam and Mamie Cullean Stratford Tigerses Frederick I. Williams Howard Avenue Margaret i Keete Beechwood Avenua

Big Tent Coming IPR Onierals of Jingling Brothers

The era says the Barnum and Bradley show will play in Brideo port this summer with a likely June date. No definite announcement yet, but events point to a summer venue.

Onierals Bradley Eireng Brideoport

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