Wife Seeks Half Feydt Weekly Wage and Alimony
In a contested divorce in Superior Court, Mary Feydt seeks half of her husband John Feydt's estate plus $15 weekly alimony. He formerly earned £12,600 yearly, now works as a laborer at $30 weekly with $300 cash. Klein argues the reduction is to evade alimony. estate estimated between $4,000 and $8,000, to be halved. Judge Wolfe weighing the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Feydt
John Co. Feyd
American Tube and Stamping Company
Superior Court
Jacob B. Klein
Csponsel
Wolfe
Hirann
Teatimpany Eeiday
Igo Ferdt
Susanna Sheiber Files Action for Divorce
Susanna Sheiber of this city sues husband Leo Sheiber in Superior Court for divorce on grounds of intolerable cruelty. They wed April 31, 1915. Cruelty alleged from October 4, 1822 to present. Sheiber owns about $10,000. Custody sought of their son Anthony Sheiner, 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Sheiber
Leo Sheiber
Lim
Sheibar
Anthony Sheiner
King George
Inquest resumes on death of Civil War veteran Thatcher
The inquest into the death of 83 year old Civil War veteran Ed ward H Thatcher will resume at 9 30 this morning in the County building Coroner John J Phelan announced yesterday The witness list was not completed due to time constraints and additional testimony is expected regarding the death caused by a trolley on Barnum avenue at Thompson street Stratford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Thatcher
Barnum Avenue
Thompson Street
Stratford
John J. Phelan
Seven Divorces On Docket Before Judge Wolfe
Seven uncontested divorces are set before Judge Isaac Wolfe in a forward calendar session. George Sauer of Norwalk seeks a divorce from Ellen Sauer of Brooklyn amid alleged infidelity. they wed December 2, 1917. Israel Steinhardt seeks divorce from Esther Steinhardt, alleging desertion in October 1919 after 30 years of marriage, with one child minor and custody sought. Daisy A. MacGregor Cox of Greenwich requests divorce from Richard Harold Cox on grounds of intolerable cruelty dating from a wedding fight December 9, 1912. Other desertion cases include Sarah Meltzer Kosloff vs Louis Kosloff of Bridgeport. Blanche Wood Anderson vs John Joseph Anderson of New Haven. Louise M. Hall Conant vs William B. Conant of New York City. Gertrude M. Vroom vs Archie Vroom of Shelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Wolfe
Superior Court
George Sauer
Norwalk
Ellen Sauer
Brooklyn
Israel Steinhardt
Esther Steinhardt
Steinhardt
Daisy A. MacGregor Cox
Greenwich
Richard Harold Cox
Wolfe
Sarah Meltzer Kosloff
Louis Kosloff
Bridgeport
Blanche Wood Anderson
New Haven
John Joseph Anderson
Louise M. Hall Conant
Stamford
Wiliam B. Conant
New York City
Gertrude M. Vroom
Shelton
Archie Vroom
Vanderbilt kin quits taxi job amid big money lure
In New York on January 4, Francis C. Brench, cousin of William H. Vanderbilt, said he was content as a taxi driver after quitting a short stint pursuing clothing sales. He earned between 555 and 60 weekly plus tips, valued his fellow chauffeurs, and planned to stay away from wealthy homes in Park Avenue and Newport. He remains a Harvard and Knickerbocker club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franciz C. Brench
Amos Tuck French
William H. Vanderbilt
Jual Public
West Seventy-Fourth Street
Park Avenue
Newport
Tuxedo Park
French
Harvard
Knickerbocker
Driver Exonerated In Smith Case Belated Death
Coroner finds John Mullian blameless in the December 12 auto collision that killed Augusta Smith, 63, of 178 East Main Street after her death on December 81. The accident occurred at John Street and Park Avenue as Mullian tried to stop when his car skidded following a wheel lock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Smith
East Main Street
John Mullian
Clinton Avenue
John J. Phelan
John Street
Park Avenue
Phelan
Mahran
Reilly Files Bankruptcy Petition in New Haven Court
Frank J. Reilly of this city, a salesman, filed a bankruptcy petition with the United States District Court clerk in New Haven. The schedules show liabilities of 4475 with no assets, five promissory notes, and a paiit of 4476. Referee John Keogh received copies of the schedules yesterday and a hearing date will be set later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Reilly
United States District Court
New Haven
John Keogh
Weiss Named Trustee Of Furniture Store Estate
Arthur B. Weiss a lawyer, appointed trustee of the bankrupt estate of Verman Jasmin, owner of State Street furniture dealer, by Federal Referee John Keogh. A 10 percent composition offer to creditors was rejected. Montana on the Map notes the state’s status as a leading producer in minerals and industry with large crop and manufacturing values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Weiss
Bankrant Estate
Verman Jasmin
State Street Furniture
Deater
John Keogh
Jasmin
Assessors to Hire Three Copyists and More Staff
The Board of Assessors plans to appoint three new assistants, including a compiler a file clerk and an outside investigator and other aides with replacements effective March 1 1925. New terms run one year from March 1 following and additions to regular copyists are provided by ordinance. Current staff includes Essie Cohen Agnes Casey Katherine MacNamara Edward Rowe and James Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Thomas McCormick
Atwater
Essie V. Cohen
Agnes Casey
Katherine MacNamara
Edward J. Rowe
James A. Stevensan
Man Captured in Webster Identified as Hospital Escapee
Everett Harrington, 36, a demented escapee from Norwich State Hospital, was caught in Webster Massachusetts. Police believe Harrington is Frank Weeden of Cranston Rhode Island, a man believed dead, tied to the Bridgetown murder case. He is to be returned to the Norwich facility after parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Webster
Erett Harrington
Norwich State Hospital
Ellingly
Conn
Edward Pinkham
Iony
Harrington
Frank Weeden
Cranston
R. I
Cranston Stata
Weeden
Danielson
Jay
Merrily
Keith
Everet Harrington
Hen
Rhode Island
Iy Weeden
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Grippe
Leonardi
All Leverty Drus Co. Rores
Feydt
Broad St. and
Fairfield Ave
N. W. Corner
Broad St
Vanderbilt
Qus
Reilly
Weiss
Montana
Siiver
Ils
Cenaus
M'Cormick
Board
Sick Room Supply Co
State Street
Bridgeport, Conn
Tel
Noble
Offen
Glenwood Coal and Gas
Glenwood
Andes
Aeolian Vocalion
Sonora
Hoover Electric
Hoosier
Torrington
Marvel and
Main Street
Elm Street
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