Divorced Woman Testifies of Infidelity in Norwalk Case
Mrs Susan Curnow of Clay attest testifies in Superior Court that she was granted divorce and custody from William Bolden Curnow on grounds of infidelity. She said she left him June 4 and had a long affair with Miguel Sniffen in Norwalk with corroboration from several witnesses including Daisy Pear MacGresor. The hearing involves allegations of secrecy and tampering to keep the matter hidden.
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Pent
Susan Curnow
Clay Attest
South Norwalk
Willam Bolden Curnow
Warriar
Kin I. Cunev
Mies Glayds
Wilken
Migs
Norwalk
acGresor
Bridgeport
Asdagnetos Lowden
Sopin
Toreifies von Pine
Strife and Court Decree End Honeymoon Fight Case
In a Stratford case heard yesterday in Superior Court, Mrs. Wihalehan formerly ran a boarding house on Wall Street Bridgeport and owned Stratford property. The decree grants a name-change due to intolerable cruelty amid repeated alleged assaults including hair pulling and knife threats. Witnesses described episodes at Stratford events and Christmas, with her husband accused of harming and threatening her. Edward Whelenan testified about disarming his brother.
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Guns Kenives
Holt
Gatheris Whelenan
Strate
Vimex
Iveres
James Py
Joetare Udre
Waldo Nauti
Wihalehan
Wall Trent
Bridgeport
Stratford
Nate Marrnes
Dhimk
Ake
Yy Mies
Phosbe Wales
Mia
Sha
Ime
Ibasa
Ranjamin Smith
Stratford Poles
Wwe
Waslehan
Edward “Whelenan
Arknife Aay
Ato
Marvin
Moore Divorce Decree Is to Be Reviewed as to Children
A sensational divorce case in Bridgeport will be reviewed in Superior Court Tuesday before Judge Marvin. Annette Sperry Moore Stewart seeks modification of the 1919 decree against Charles Arthur Moore, with custody and child support questions centered on Elsie Annette, Chariss Acordped, and Henry A. Moore. The couple, long residents of Greenwich, faced intense allegations of cruelty, and a committee’s report guides potential changes to custody and support arrangements for the three children.
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Judgs' LP
Waldo Marvin
Annette Sperry Moore
Charles Arthur Moore
Bridgeport
Tady
Bisio
Charlies S. Moore
Cone
Webb
Charles A. Moore Jr
Elsie Annette Moore
Charles ‘Aypoh
Aagin
Whido Marvin
Moore
Annette Sperrye Stewart
Uaargue
White Plains
N. Y
Greenwich
Tory Madifention
Annette’ Sperry Stewart
Henry
Or Ieee
Vai Childres
British Applicants Granted Citizenship in Naturalization Court
The Naturalization Court, presided by Judge W Banks, granted 82 citizens on a single day, bringing the term to 843 new Americans. Applicants hailed from Italy Great Britain Turkey Greece Sweden Canada Russia Switzerland and other nations as the court prepares to close this term.
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Britain
Italy
Ted
Eubinete
Zend
United States
Juder Onn
W. Banks
Greece
Swedsr
Canada
Russia
Switzerland
Divorce Grants and Damages in Two 1900s Cases
In two actions filed in the Superior Court yesterday a divorce with custody of a minor child was granted to Lucarelli and Pere, with the husband and wife each awarded $40,000 in damages. The cases involve negligence claims tied to injuries from a trolley collision and a perishing marriage history, with references to Georgianna Nickerson and Francis Banmer. The proceedings were presided by Judge K. T. Waldo, noting prior parole and custody decisions.
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Bessie Forte
Ll. B. Nickersen
Uye
Georgianna B. Nickepann
Anator Mobile
Cumages
Jean TH Reckon
John Terord
Trideenerl
Tian &. Hane
Mer
Hridgeport
Trancis R- Banmer
New York
Harvard BR. Te Co
Jude Aleesed
Mire
Nieboraon
Fairfield Avenue
Marrahy Terrace
Ay Wilde Mobile
Bia Negligent Ation
Rence
Hanmer
Y Lucarell
K. T. Waldong
Sunerior
LL. Porte
May Bras
Fort
Worle
Yaya Ako
Blasti
Wal
Deserted 36 Years Ago Woman Granted Divorce
Mary Miculeoni of 3 Broad Street Bridgeport sought divorce from Frank Miculela after 36 years of desertion. The hearing before Judge Marvin noted the plaintiff’s late husband left, the subject child custody concerns, and an inquiry into the father’s identity. The court deferred ruling pending counsel’s inquiry into a Philadelphia contact.
Freerick skipper Ty Keeler reports rough voyage and stormy conditions
The Frederick bound voyage encountered cold seas and a heavy northeast blow from last night's storm. Passengers and crew described difficulties with strain and navigation, while the Lake submarine 8-40 prepared for official trials at the government base under supervision.
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Amann
Radium
Timer Weeler
Laura Weeler
Minniero
Yasterady
Verdy
Rnow Storm
Keyy Sens
Bette
Dales Ward
Fears Father Stops 14 Year Old From Speaking On Street
Elizabeth Roberts, 14, a Bridgeport High student, testified in Superior Court yesterday in a support case brought by her mother Eliza beth Roberts for two children from John Roberts known as John Roberta. The divorce was finalized months ago and a mortgage on family property on Baregum Avenue was conveyed to him. Elizabeth said she believed her husband should help educate the children. Roberts, who has worked for 18 months, admitted the mortgage proceeds were used and that he had not contributed as expected.
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Brinceport
Weaink
Fibig Mme
Apeak Raghieh
Fauiv Peonghyot
Aly Ree
Mary Miculeoni
Broad Street
Tridgeport
Miculena
Judee Tel
Walte Marvin
Buperlar
Comet Throusit
Desgrion
Tans
Ante Hart
Innocence Vollille
Bridgeport
Angelina Vollille
Philadelphia
Iudee Marvin
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Roberts
Bridgeport High School
Superior Court
L. Waldo Marvin
Elizabeth Roberta
John Roberts
John Roberta
Bare Gum
Ned Twig Ot
Roberts
Maurice L. Resnick
Garden of Italy
Water Street
Resnick
Resnik
Roharss
Sethi
Greenwich Woman Details Husband’s Alleged Affairs in Divorce Case
Mrs Waite testified in Superior Court at Bridgeport yesterday that her husband Albert Waite boasted of a relationship with another woman and deserted her after promising marriage. She described money sought from Putnam Avenue and a long five-year dispute over property in Greenwich. Witnesses including Mrs Tempe and Mrs Sprague supported claims of Waite’s wealth and infidelity, with remarks about payments and alleged threats. The case centers on property and alimony amid a complex Greenwich residence link.
Acceptance of Composition Offers at Hearings
A meeting recorded acceptance of composition offers for creditors with a majority approving proposals. The report notes confirmations to the VLR court and a trustee appointment. Charles Toenskot of Bridgeport faced opposition as a 7 percent composition offer was approved. The initial creditors meeting named Joseph Solomon Hn as trustee and listed other attendees.
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Linu
VLR
Crodsor
Tonia Toenskot
Bridgeport
War
Charles Momannre
Dia Wttorney
Joseph Soloman
Wader
Severnd Beri
Rani Dagon
Stanford Wd Holt
Frank Jr. Jampory
Judgment Awarded in Suit to Recover Loan
A court granted a $645 judgment in a civil suit to recover a loan. The action involved a defendant who defaulted on the loan terms and the plaintiff seeking full repayment plus any applicable court costs. The decision appears in the court’s records with the amount stated and the judgment entered against the defendant.
Alva Court Case Sculpts damages claim in city dispute
Judge Beeth presided yesterday over a civil action titled Costanzo Atals versus Wn Murs Biase in Way Alva. The plaintiffs seek damages totaling 4709 with smag money alleged in the transiction.
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Flesa
Ohn Beeth
ALVA
Costanzo Atals
Oechin City
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