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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1922
Page
3
National thrift week features school children who wrote essays judged by Gus Bochman thrift expert. Two prizes of 20 will be awarded to the best essays, with winners announced tomorrow.
Loretta R. Tuttle testified in Superior Court that her husband William Futche persecuted her for religious differences. She described threats to kill her, choking, and violence, while witnesses including her mother and sister spoke of mental persecution. Custody granted to the wife with $5 weekly support and $1000 alimony forthcoming.
The jury will return to Superior Court this morning with Judge John W. Banks presiding. Jurors were excused last week at the start of proceedings involving C. A. Gellsbartion against Berkshire, fee company, and the Naugatuew Valley rail line company, currently ongoing.
Dr. L Nettleton testified his wife Eva Young left him in 1917 and never returned after a car trip to Myrtle Court. Neighbors and a housekeeper corroborated her absence since 1917, with Nettleton noting ongoing household neglect. The 1817 reference year and multiple misprints appear from OCR. A separate naturalization session in Hartford granted final citizenship to 53 individuals from diverse heritages, including Russia and Sweden.
A certificate of attachment was filed in the land clerk’s office. The case involves Morris Play against Tarver Merrdk and Sam Alley, seeking $300.
Greenwich resident Marrs Itnes testifies in Florence Migeon McDougall divorce suit about her husband Alexander McDougall’s alleged wartime life in London. She described letters signed Sarlan and Tram and calls the officer Marion. Witnesses say McDougall frequented hotels with a other woman and trips to Windsor with Josephine present.
Stratford woman gate Friedman sues Hamilton Fire Insurance Corp of New York City for 6000 damages after a frame Honeyspor road building near Avon Park Stratford burned, with alleged underpayment of 4894 and failure to settle. Appraisers chosen by each side named to determine value. Plaintiff seeks 5900 more plus costs.
In Superior court yesterday petitions for divorce were filed by William Rubley of Bethel from Mabal Berry Kittey of Yonkers on desertion since September 12, 1912. They married March 20, 1911 and she was Isabel Tose. Sophia Alan Naske of Danbury seeks divorce from John Naske of Danbury on intolerable cruelty between June 11, 1911 and writ. They married June 27, 1917 and have one minor child. Anna Zatsin of New Canaan seeks divorce from Samuel Zatkin of Stamford. her maiden name was Anna Ayres. Married in 1900 and with four minor children. Defendant accused of intolerable cruelty between January 1, 1912 and writ. Plaintiff claims real and personal property valued at $60,900. Custody and alimony requested.
Hartford January 1 The savings banks of this state paid one per cent tax on deposits for the past six months. The Society for Savings of Hartford led with 43 182 in tax. Norwich Savings paid 269.55, Connecticut Savings Bank of New Haven 15 471.11, totaling 913 198 in the present fiscal year.
Students in the BHS Normal course showcased miniature home décor and planning projects at the High School, including decorated nursery walls, dining rooms, and bedrooms all crafted by hand. The exhibits, intended for broader view beyond visitors, demonstrate the students’ budding teaching potential. Second Door, Second floor.
Sensible and comfortable tweed knickers ideal for golf hiking and riding bring real joy to young women. Features include roomy model with belt two pockets buttoned cuffs and side openings in heather gray or blue cheviot at 6.30 dollars plus tax.
Real service in hair dressing promises expert careful pleasing care with latest methods. Treatments include mineral lava complexion work and hair care with Marcel waving and manicuring. Childrens hair styling offered and accessory services with pin curls 2.50 transformations 7.50 gray pin curls 3.50 Third Floor.
Boston brown bread and baked beans offered at 25 cents. Ready Thursday at special price of 25 cents for four brown bread portions and a pint of baked beans. Orders accepted Wednesday with option of Home bread instead of brown. Genuine New England combination.
A promotional note for Jackson Gregory's new novel The Everlasting Whisper priced at 1.75 with praise comparing it to his Wes stories and noting an unusual maid setting. Also lists four other titles with prices and a display location on the main floor rear.
A Wednesday lunch special offers veal with boiled rice and other dishes. Smelts, fried potatoes, cold roast pork loin, lamb with peas and potatoes, haddie, mashed potatoes, Virginia ham with potatoes, and dessert plus coffee priced at 35 cents.
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