Hunter Case And Keller Hearing Delayed By Court Busy Schedule
Two major hearings before Judge Isaac Wolfe in Stratford were postponed to next week due to a crowded calendar. The Keller injunction modification request and the quo warranto case against Town Manager Rutherford Hayes Hunter were adjourned. Hunter’s hearing is set for Tuesday morning and Keller’s for Wednesday, with both sides represented in court yesterday.
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Isaac Wolfe
Rutherford Hayes Hunter
Stratford
Willem J. Keller
J@Nelton
Bertha M. Keller
Tilawite
Wolfe
Hunter
Wonter
Orneya
Ady
Mjudge Jsace Wolfe
Mayors and Contractor Clash In Hackensack
In Hackensack New Jersey on April 1 Charles Schultz of Little Ferry settled a dispute over whether he could oust contractor Job from Town Hall. The mayor later faced assault charges after Job swore out a complaint saying the mayor beat him to break a hold. Bail posted and the case proceeds to a grand jury. The row began when Job claimed police could not oust him and challenged the mayor after Job accused officials of a crooked curbstone dispute.
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Hackensack
N. J
Charles Schultz
Little Fer
Cire Job
Town Hall
Tob
Job
Almcollar
Jod
Ne! Wanted
Parting Salute After Alimony Fight in Bridgeport Case
In Bridgeport Superior Court Judge Isaac Welfe heard the alimony dispute between Margaret E. Sullivan, a former teacher, and her druggist husband Thomas J. Sullivan. The hearing paused to address a possible salute by Mrs. Sullivan to her husband as she left the courtroom. Sullivan the pharmacist testified he earned 60 cents weekly, was discharged from Damtott & Moyer on State Street, and had borrowed money since. He acknowledged a $200 signing bonus at discharge and said alimony had not yet been paid. The judge continued the case a week to await a relative in Haver who may supply funds, amid a motion to place the matter on the divorce list due to noncompliance.
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Margaret E. Sullivan
Bridgeport
Thomas J. Sullivin
Superior Court
Issac Welfe
Sullivan
Sigmil
Ia Damtott & Moyer
State Street
Maurice I. Resnick
Priest & Klein
Wolrel
Krut G Danvtoft
Frank ¥. Daritort
Bullivan
Haver
Wolfe
Farmer Dies in Fire at Van Houten Farm
Hackensack April 11 A farmer J. April Tjoan Van Houten died today from burns while fighting a brush fire on his farm. He collapsed in the path of advancing flames and was overcome while alone at the scene yesterday in a blaze that broke out on his property.
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Hackensack
Joan van Houten
van Houten
New York Central Cuts 150 Jobs in Corning Area
About 150 workers were laid off as the New York Central Railroad trimmed 14 repair shop and operating department positions. The decision came as traffic and coal markets contracted, prompting idle workers in Corning New York.
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Corning
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
Norwalk Man Granted Divorce After Desertion
George Howard Webb of Sound View avenue Norwalk was granted divorce and custody of two minor children by Judge Isaac Wolfe in the Superior Court after describing how Florence May Webb deserted him on February 6, 1618. A neighbor testified that Mrs Webb said she was tired of her husband and two children and had decided to leave. Edith May Webb and May Catherine Webb corroborated the desertion.
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George Howard Webb
Sound View Avenue
Norwalk
Isaac Wolfe
Mornum
Florence
May Webb
Jennig Schofield
Stamford Woman Charges Husband With Cruelty
Mrs Irma M L O'Brien of Stamford filed for divorce alleging years of abuse by engineer Michael F L O'Brien of the New Haven Railroad. Witnesses, including Harold O Telfer of Medford Mass, testified to repeated assaults and threats, with a final act that shattered a painting and injured the plaintiff. The case was continued for five weeks due to absent witnesses and ongoing testimony.
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Michael FL O'Brian
New Haven Railroad
Stamford
Mra
Irma
ML O'Brian
Isaac Wolfe
O'Brian
Harold O. Tel
Lushané
Christyas
Brian
O’brians
Welfer
Permits Issued for Addition to Black Rock School
Five permits approved yesterday by the buildings inspector cover additions and related framing and foundation work at multiple sites including 379 Benham Avenue Thomas Brady. 476 Gardon Street Mary Mooney. 151 Sherwood Avenue Paul Fo yt. 40 Dixon Street Mr Buches. 1921 Main Fiest Keough and Lev changing: sters from Mallet and Witlard streets Chev Melnita. Total estimated construction value 24400 dollars.
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Ihs
Black Rock
Brewstess Street
Benham Avenue
Thomas. Brady
Gardon
Keough and
Lev
Sters Fron
Ab Mallet
Witlard Treets
Divorces Sought Over Cruelty in Hudak Case
Mary Helen Hudak testified before Judge Isaac Wolfe that Andrew J. Hudak repeatedly punched her, dragged her by the hair, and brawled with chairs. She described multiple arrests for cruelty and said he paid her only two dollars a day to support four children. Police described incidents at the Hudak home. Hudak was found guilty of intolerable cruelty and custody of four minors was awarded.
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Mary Helen Hudak
Superior Court
Isaac Wolfe
Andrew J. Hudak
Daniel J. Ryan
Hudak
Robert A. McCullougsh
Prosecuting Attorney’s Office
Judge Wolfe Visits Singer Company Plant
Judge Wolfe visited the Singer Company forge plant with counsel to modify a temporary injunction. Two suits were heard alleging hammer noise harmed residents. rubber pads were installed and a limited operating schedule was proposed to reduce disturbance while preserving plant operations. Manager George Mamey cited potential relocation if the plant could not run.
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Superior Court
Wynus Company
Allumeys Willan Hy Comics
Ams
Henry Greanstein
Madiff
Odidge
Penditg
Ihn Mig Hood
Odenpadits
Wivelling
Neandy
George Mamey
Bridgeport
New Jersey
Amber Held for Trial Over Army False Claim
Alfred Amber of Chicago faced a federal judge today as records show he sought to deceive the court by a false army claim and to obtain transport for deserters. Amber, dishonorably discharged, had his sentence increased from eighteen months to three years. his wife was accused of aiding his escape attempt.
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Leia
Alfred Amber
Chicago
Atlanta
Thomas
Amber
Qounity
Foglia Estate Grants Wife Life Use Of Property
The will of the late Luigi Foglia, probated in Nelum court, leaves a life use of a half-interest in two apartment houses at 1063 Reilly Street to his widow. The value of the two houses is about $16,000. After the life use, the remainder goes to Joseph Foglia with $2,000 to Marin Hel, $2,000 to How Oring, and $2,000 to Violeta Faohiome. Dr. George G. Cawell and Michael Unelund are named as executors and appraisers. Foglia was a well known resident of Haw Endo.
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Reilly Street
Luigi Foglia
Nelum Court
Marin Hel
Hosw Oring
Violeta Faohiome
Joseph Folia
George G. Cawell
Michael Unelund
Fogily
Koresmoros Discharged In City Court
Joseph Koresmoroa of 1581 St street was discharged in city court yesterday morning after arrest for violating the liquor law. A seized bottle, described by his attorney as dusty and unused, sparked the discharge. Prohave Judge Paul Millep also ordered appraisals for Ne atais including a sack of Ia rerleshes at 177 Fairfield avenue in relation to the late Jeaunette Eade.
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Joseph Koresmoroa
St Street
Mallee
Melgs
Paul Ll. Millep
Iarerleshes
Fairfield Avenue
Jeaunette EL Eade
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