Compensation awards for two injury cases
Two claimants received compensation for injuries. Arthur J. Simon of Norwalk was awarded 1021.15 for a September 1922 right hand injury from Lockwood Manufacturing insured by Indemnity Insurance of New York. Otto Sailer of Shelton got 60.26 for hospital costs after a 1982 right jaw injury while with Kidney Blumenthal Co. in Kalden. Sailer’s wife urged private room care. commissioner Buckingham noted the extra care was arranged but the payout covered only standard hospital costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Buckingham
Torthur J. Simon
Chestnut Street
Norwalk
Lock Wend Manufacturing Company
Ooftwalk
Indemnity Insurance Company of
New York
Otto Sailer
Oak Street
Kidney Blumenthal Company
Keltan
Saller
Et Haven Hospital
Yer
Buckingham
Eight youths held for petty robberies
Eight boys aged up to 12 were taken into custody by police for admitted involvement in a string of petty burglaries on the east side. Articles of small value were stolen from stores and garages near their homes, and some suspects were found sleeping in barns. parents were criticized for lax home discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gome
Estate of Libbie McCarthy Granted in Probate Court
Nellie Smith is named as heir to the major portion of Libbie McCarthy’s estate, which died in Bridgeport. The estate, valued at 16 500 dollars, includes 330 000 in real estate 2 000 in mortgages and 3500 in personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ister
Nellie Smith
Libbie McCarthy
Bridgepord
Farewell Party for Stratford Pastor Tonight
Stratford residents bid farewell to Rev. A. F. Chamberlain after four years as pastor of the Stratford Methodist Episcopal Church with a reception at the church. He departs for South Norwalk to take a new post, seen as a promotion, as locals wish him success in the larger field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Chamberlain
South Norwalk
Stratford
A. F. Chamberlain
Mr Chamberlain
Novswalle
Strat‘ford
Chamberlain
South Rye Ke Ris
Sting
Rex DeLacour
Kingsstreet
France
Kaufman Awarded Verdict Of 1200 In City suit
A three to one verdict awarded Mayor Kaufman of the city two parties in a case against Hegeman Transfer Lighterage Terminal Tuc and N Smith Trucking. The jury failed to agree on a prior verdict and reconvened for eleven hours before reaching the $1200 award. Before that ruling the jury had given Joseph Levine damages of $2547 in the same action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufman
Hegeman Transfer
Tuc
N. Smith Trucking Company
Joseph Levine
Kaufman , Ee
Shelton Legion Post Fair This Week at Clark's Hall
Shelton, April 23. The annual fair of the Sutter post and auxiliary of the American Legion will be held this week in Clark's hall. It opens Thursday night and runs the rest of the week with evening entertainment. A musical play and varied booths are planned, followed by dancing after each main show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. 4. S
Shelton
Stratford High School
Shelton High School
Sutter Post
The
American Legion
Clark's Hall
Walla
Retrial of Death Action Begins in Superior Court
Julius Ulrich, administrator of Minnie Ulrich's estate, refiled the case against the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad before Judge Isaac Wolfe and a jury in Stamford. The action, rooted in the December 2, 1921 collision at a railroad crossing in Springdale, seeks justice after a prior directed verdict was overturned on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Uirich
Minnie B. Ulrich
Stamford
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Isaac, Wolfe
Christoph
Avery
Supreme Court of Errors
Springdale
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