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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1922
Page
20
The Hornets request confirmation that the December 26 game remains on and notify them. They plan to play St Joe's the next day and seek a match with the Pioneer Cubs. Contact Del Vocchio at Bay-518l Mer.
Sheriff William Gould sues the town of Fairfield for 2500 in a personal injury claim alleging an alleged defect in the town jail potence that caused injuries during a prisoner transfer. Judge L Pardo Maslini reserved decision after arguments on whether the town as operator is immune from tort suits.
Two divorce petitions filed in Superior Court allege cruelty. Theodore M. Baker of Stamford seeks custody of their child Fleet, born after a 1908 marriage. Mary F. Stone of Greenwich seeks divorce from Charles B. Stone of Plattsburg for intolerable cruelty, with marriage dated June 28, 1918.
Case of cruelty to a horse in Gravit McKool’s case at 1435 Newhind Avenue was continued in City Court yesterday with a further hearing set for next Tuesday. William McMahon, wanted in Philadelphia on a desertion charge, was turned over to authorities there, and Royal W. Sherwood of 62 Chalmers Avenue was noted upon paying $3 for parking an automobile on the wrong side of the street.
Governor elect Charlen Templeton named George Jayotta of Waterbury as his messenger Avyotiy ig & oyounded veteran of the 102nd Infantry AE. 7, decorated for bravery on the battle fields of Vraner. He served with Company G of this city.
New Haven women leaders decried showing of films featuring Roscoe Arbuckle. Delegates including Mrs Frank Porter president of the New Haven women’s church union and Mrs T D McDermott head the opposition as well as leaders from the D A R and the Republican league of women voters.
Jacob Solomon of Pridgenort sues United Grocery of Bridgenort for 3000 in a claim of false and malicious prosecution. He alleges HW C Pyle agent of the grocery firm filed a criminal action in Chy udurtom a charge of emb lo ment without probable cause. A related action was brought in Conon Teas court by Morris Solomon, son of the plaintiff, claiming disclosures by N C Pyle led to the alleged embezzlement and payment to the defendant company.
Four young men face charges after the noon death of Sgt. Brannigan of Battery C, 19th Artillery, in Norwalk. Edward Sherband, Fran De Martino, John Marron, and Frank Gilkast of Danver are accused. two others held initially. An inquest found no clear cause for the fatal blow.
Charles IV Morse, a New York shipbuilder indicted on wartime contract fraud charges, was denied permission by the District of Columbia Supreme Court to travel to Rome to consult Dr Machiafava, the papal physician.
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