New York Attorney Asks for Fee of 1 000
In a divorce case Judge Kelloggs orders Edward H. O Flyn to pay Florence G. O Flynn 200 more in alimony pending litigation while he sets the regular allowance and counsel fees. He contends extreme cruelty. she disputes allocations. Wealth testimony shows the husband cites 25 000 income from relatives, while he claims 16 600 net taxable income. The wife’s counsel, including George T C Norton, asks 1 000 for fees. Kelloggs to decide the final amounts. Fire damage: about 50 to 60 dollars to sheds behind J W Jall residence. fire reported 5 07 and extinguished by Engine Co No 11.
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John P. Kelloggs
Edward H. O'Flyn
Florence G. O'Flynn
Stamford
George Tc, Norton
New York
Judes Kellogg
J. W. Jall
Fairfield
Ellsworth Street
Engine Co
Fishermen Ready for Shad Season Opening
Hartford April 24 Fishermen prepare for the shad fishing season which opens Wednesday May 1 Inspectors appointed by Superintendent John M M Crampton of the fish and game commission have begun net inspections for the Connecticut river and tributaries The inspectors include Thomas L Haynes Old Lyme James J Bethe Hamburg George I Spencer Saybrook Dieckensen Deep River William A Warner Chester John F Walker Portland J J Petrosky Cromwell James H Foote Middletown Frank J Wolmes Rocky Hill Henry K Hayden East Hartford Charles W Viberts South Windsor J A Coddard Windsor J W Bailey Haddam Henry P Smith Glastonbury A W Hanmer Wethersfield Gordon Tid Thursh Essex
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Hartford
John MM. Crampton
Fish and Game Commission
Connecticut River
Thomas L. Haynes
Old Lyne
James J. Bethe
Hamburg
George I. Spencer
Saybrookly
Dieckensen
Deep River
William A. Warner
Chester
John F. Walker
Portland
J. J. Petrosky
Cromwell
Specific Statement Requested by Court in Divorce Case
Judge John D P Kel presided in Superior Court over a complex divorce linked to John C Wallard and Margaret C Bullamin of Greenwich. The wife seeks a more specific statement to an infidelity charge amid prior marriages and alleged bigamy, with a Monday deadline and a 10 day response.
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John DP. Kellogs
Superior Court
John C. Wallard
Margaret C. Bullamin
Greenwich
New Haven Trolleymen Approve Increase Plan
New Haven trolleymen approve a plan to demand higher wages when their current agreement ends June 1. The move aligns with actions by trolley workers in other parts of Connecticut.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Saturday Bargain Day Hat and Dress Goods Sale Highlights
A list of sale items from a Saturday bargain event includes numerous hat styles with prices from 50 cents to several dollars, trimmed tailored hats, untrimmed straw hats, automobile caps, ribbons, and varied waist and petticoat selections. Also featured are veils, veiling by the yard, flower sprays, feather trimmings, cardigans, shawls, fur scarves, coats, and rain capes with wide price ranges noted.
Gauchet Warns Germany Aims At U S War Effort
At a Remington Barracks dinner in his honor D B Gauchet new Remington Arms general manager accuses Germany of schemes and money to disrupt U S industry. He says strikes hinder the war effort and labels workers delaying production as accomplices to murder and treason while praising loyal workers.
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Remington Barracks
D. B. Gauchet
Remington Arms
Germany
Avery
Four Deaths in Single Family Prompt Probate Action
Judge Paul L. Miller to settle a sad matter in the Federico family of a city after four deaths in a few months. Anna Federico died in September 1916, Antonio later took his life in December. Nunziata died January 18, Mary died last week before her administration. Marguerite, 19, to marry today. James Lovaine seeks guardianship. Visiting Nurse association and Charities department ask for Scranton cousin to be guardian. Original estate of the mother about 2000 dollars.
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Paul Ll. Miller
Federico
Anna Federico
Antonio
Nunziata
Mary
Marguerite
James Lovaine
Visiting Nurse Association
Charities Department
Miller
Scranton
Judge Wins Decree as Wife Fails to Adapt to Country Life
Judge Charles Ti Chittenden of Willingworth receives a divorce decree from Judge Tucien Burpee in Middle town Superior Court on grounds of desertion. He testified his wife Nellie M. Chittenden had not lived with him for over six years and he had paid her board in the city. She later asked him to stop paying and favored separation. Farry Chittenden, the son, is mentioned as wanting city life.
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Charles Ti. Chittenden
Willingworth
Nellie M. Chittenden
Tucien IF. Burpee
Middletown
Farry T
Hittesden
Ansonia Socialist Held on Technical Charge
Ansonia April 26 John P McCarthy socialist arrested on breach of the peace warrant after distributing a circular denouncing Mayor Mead and Police Chief ODonnell as enemies of free speech He was released on bonds of 190 for City court appearance next Monday The circular arose from authorities' ban on a Friends of Trishreedom meeting in a local hall last month.
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Ansonia
Mead
O'Donnell
John P. McCarthy
Friends of Trishreedom
Coal Shortage Seen For Next Winter In Connecticut
New Haven April 26 State Fuel Commissioner T W Russell told the State Employers Association that coal for domestic use in Connecticut depends on tidewater receipts and the mine to port transport bottlenecks may deepen next winter. He warned the shortage could exceed last winter's.
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New Haven
Connecticut
T. W. Russell
State Employers’ Association
Hered
Motorcyclist Near Death in City Collision
Adelard Moreize, 19, collided with a public service car driven by Harry Winchester of Martford near the civic hall. Moreize was rushed to hospital in a dying condition. Winchester reported to police. no action taken.
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Wiltamantioc
Adelard Moreize
Hiv Harry
Winchester
Martford
Cjiv Hall
Awarotle
Hungary approves matrimonial trust plan
April 26 report from Amseperidaal states the Aneerian provrermament approves no scheme for a state matrimonial trust. The plan was to organize a Rosene oof the far elites and towns of the Kingdon, with the Savin lion noted for the Rosene.
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Hungary
Aneerian Provrermament
Kingdon
Norwegean Spetamets Floated After Collision
A fragmentary report notes a vessel, the Norwegean Spetamets, was floated today following a collision near the eastern yard of the river. The incident involved Ure Harter and Abend Hite on December 6, with details remaining unclear.
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Ure Harter
Worth-while men’s shoes offer value and style
Worth-while men’s shoes promise comfort and good looks. They are built in true leather with expert craftsmanship. The ad highlights black vid kid, dark tan cordo calf, gunmetal calf laced shoes, and Russia calf bluchers with prices ranging to 8. The shoes are advertised for main floor rear display.
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Russia
Women’s outfittings of beauty and comfort catalog
Vintage advert highlights Athena underwear tailored to fit the figure with comfort features and options for vests and pants. Prices range from 75 to 175 cents with new black cotton stockings, soft cape gloves, chamoisette gloves, linen handkerchiefs, and Malin floor rear location noted.
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Athena
New finery for men for a refined wardrobe
A brisk catalog-style notice advertises men's fashion: silk shirts priced at $6 to $7, splendid silk with attractive patterns, new four-in-hand ties in rare color combinations, and lisle socks in medium weight with colors like olive drab and cordovan. The sale location is listed as the right of Main street door.
Fashionable 19th century Vests and Accessories Display
A listing of piqué tailored vests priced from 50 cents to 19.50 dollars with options in plain white or striped, organdy vests with pleated fronts, tan and flesh tones, voile guimpes with blue organdy collars, net vests with lace trimming, checked organdy collar and cuff sets, silk and satin sets in multiple hues, and net lace stocks and jabots. Center aisle front.
Little soldier outfits and footwear for boys on sale
Describes low shoes in tan and black leather with patent options priced $5.50 to $6.00, including oxford ties and Cuban heels. Adds boy suits in khaki serge with Sam Brown belt and a matching khaki hat, sizes 3 to 8, with rental basement price range from $0.50 to $1.50 and $5.00 perishables.
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Sam Brown
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