Divorce Action Shocks Bridgeport Court Crowd
Bertha M Keller sues William J Keller for divorce after 286 years of marriage saved about 40000 from his earnings. Hearing before Willam W Bent proceeds in Bridgeport Court, Keller hard of hearing with ear trumpet. Testimony details finances including 18000 in bank and 715000 in mortages and stock. no alimony requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha M. Keller
Wilam J. Keller
R. N. Bassett Company
Shelton
Willam W. Bent
Bridgeport
County Commissioners
Keller
Bent
Wal
Yesterdov
Keilers
Kener
Shatton
McGarthy
Ifra
Former Mayor Wilson Gets 4000 From Omans Estate
Probate court accepted the will of Mrs. Sophronia M. Omans detailing a $50,000 estate distributed to public institutions and about two dozen beneficiaries. Executors Clifford B. Wilson and former Mayor Wilton confirmed. appraisers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford B. Wilson
Sophronia M. Omans
Probaton Court
Cliford B. Wilson
Stella I. Gimpson
Fairfield
David Nash Bibbins
Mary Sophronia Bibbins
Watcr
David Nash Tibbing, Jr
Patrick Cavanaugh
Mrs. Cavvanaugh
Annie Doran
Regene Roswalt
James
Will of Annie Feinberg Rejected by Court
The will of Annie Spector Palthers was rejected in the Ineal Probate court yesterday by Judge Paul Z. Miller for having only two witnesses instead of three. The modest estate includes holdings in the Borin's grocery on Marras avenue and will go to heirs under an intestate plan. Samuel Miller and Toles Feinberg, Bridport residents, act as administrators and are named beneficiaries under the contested will. The Hebrew document reflected an ancestral form and lacked proper attestation according to state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Spector Palthers
Ineal
Judea
Paul Z. Miller
Borin’s
Marra Avenue
Toles Feinbere
Samuel Miller
Bridronort
Panera
Twabaed
Can
Wader
Six Divorces Set For Trial At Dawn
Six divorces are slated for a dawn trial at the Suprior court short calendar session. Listed parties include Kittin Weinberg and Anna Estole, George Mstok, Mildrea GW Barton, Sidney V Barton, Leon Stowe and E Stowe, Rose Asterian Asdemiani, Arthur Nicholyva, Clara Nicholskey Muty secayk, with many motions filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supprior Court
Judy
Christapner Avery
Kittin Weinberg
Anna Estole
George Mstok
Mildrea
Barton Sidney V. Barton
Leon
Stowe Relin E. Stowe
Rose Asterian Asdemiani
Arthur Nicholy
Clara Nicholskey Mutysecayk
Five Divorces Filed in Superior Court
Savorn divorces Anna M Zang of Norwalk from William M Zang of Bridgeport claim intolerable cruelty since January 6 1914 with a request for time. Irene Rieckel of Trump bull sues Howard Burvee Rieckal for divorce alleging intolerable cruelty since marriage on January 18 1921 and seeks custody of a six week old child. Hagel. Phinkete files for divorce from Patrick H Dlunkett of Bridgeport asserting cruelty since November 2 1916 with maiden Hazel W wannburn and notes a residence in Harkimer New York. Concetta Barone of Bridgeport sues Joseph Barone with maiden Coreetia [racet for divorce alleging cruelty since February 14 191? and custody of seven children Samuel Ralph Anna Albert Emilia Vincenza Josephine. Five divorces and custody actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savorn
Anna M. Zang
Norwalk
William M. Zang
Bridgeport
Ellaire Baltovich
Hagel
Hazel W. Waanburn
Walker on Stand in Damage Suit
Harry W. Walker of Bridgeport testified in a $6,000 damage suit and $10,000 counter claim in Superior Court before Judge Istopher Le Avery. The case involves a contract to deliver 7,005 tons of ice from Maine, with objections over alleged oral agreements and whether the delivered ice was merchantable. Walker, general manager, argued over definitions of merchantable ice and the handling of ice in the field and storehouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Walker
Bridgeport
Superior
Istopher le Avery
GA. I ReBlsla
Providence
R. 1
Maine
Boligia
Walker
Bridgeport Health Department
William H. Gonvey, Jr
Attor’ney Worthuy M. March
Berkshire Tee Company
Nopstuck Vatley Ics Company
Harry WW. Walker
Comley
Wallker
Widow of Singer to Contest His Will
The widow of Dawid Scull Bispham, a concert singer, and one of his daughters, Leonie Carnegie Blepham, filed notice to contest his will. The document leaves a quarter of a $200,000 estate to Henrietta Buck. Bispham’s widow claims the will was not voluntary and requests trial by jury in Surrogate's Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jen
Dawid Scull Bisphany
Concert Slnger
Leonie Anne Francesca Carnegie Blepham
Troffer
Henrietta M. Tea Buck
Vida Bispha Dadds-Borgers
Florenc
Alienation suit claims sister in law harmed marriage
Tonio Phratine of Bridgeport sues sister in law Concelia Cavaliere and her husband John Cavaliere for 3000 damages alleging that in December 1919 they influenced her husband Thomas Sabatino to abandon his wife and three minor children Mia Agatina and others. The complainant says she has been married nine years and mother of three, and that the defendants deprived her of her husband’s affections without just cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonio pRhatine
Bricxeport
Mrogghe
Tsult
Wvar
Concelia Cavaliere
John Cavaliere
Mia
aSgatina
Thomas & Sabatino
Probate Court Judge Cuts Gordian Knot
The probate court judge dissolved the estate by granting no administration of the estate of the late George Varley. Varley left an estate around 5000 dollars and was known in the East End city. Miss Lilian Varley named as a daughter, Tony Gaye noted as grandson, with George B. Mara representing Miss Varley and David Cronin representing Mrs Varley’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuéen Pant
Miler
George Varley
Tony Gaye
Lilian Vartey
Varley
Raat
T England
Attoriy
George B. Mara
Mies Varley
David Cronin
City Street Committee to Meet January 30
The Street and Sidewalk Committee of the Roar ot will meet in City Hall at 9 o clock January 30. They will consider Linwood avenue closing during school hours and will report to the Cannon Council at its February 8 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roar Ot
Linwood Avenue
Cannon Council
Dexter Yarn Sues American Fabrics Over Cotton Yarn Sale
The Dexter Yarn Company of Pawtucket Rhode Island sues the American Fabrics Company of Bridgeport for 75090 in damages in Superior Court. The suit alleges breach of a January 13 1929 sale contract for 90400 pounds of cotton yarn at 2 1/2 cents per pound with deliveries made in 1920 and subsequent reinspection and return arrangements. Around 811000 pounds remain undelivered and the parties claim disputes over quality and performance led to refused fulfillment on October 3 1920 and other dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter Yarn Company
Pawtucket
R. I
American Fabrics Company
Bridgepow
Rhode Isand
Bridgeport
Howell's Interest in Paper Attached
Rowart A Bennett as Dover trustee files foreclosure attachment in Superior Court against Richard Rowell Samuel Beardsley Hoswell and 7 B Klein as executors administrators and trustees of the will of Fred Swift. Complaint alleges Howell owes $2000 on a note and Bennett $1400 on another note. Mortgage deeds date 1915 78145 and 1918 secure notes and land in Stratford. Plaintiff seeks foreclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witl
Trea R. Swift
Howall
Stratford
Wewell
Busy Court Schedule Next Month with Several Trials
Judge Joel H. Tack will act as States Referee to hear a case involving stipulations tied to a death. Rete Denalg Warner continues a Wonralk contract dispute ongoing for two weeks. The Criminal Corner Pleas Court sessions will be led by Judge John J. Wrlsh, with two Superior Court sessions presided over by Judge John Banks and Judge T. Waldo Marys in Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courk
Joel H. Tack
Aterk
Rete Denalg Warner
Wonralk
Rouritss
Crminal Cormer Pleas Court
Whoc
John J. Wrlsh
Superior Court
Tidge John Banks
Bridgeport
Real estate certificates filed in town clerk's office
Certificates of attachments were filed against several defendants including A. W. Burritt Company versus Anna Anstain for 1800 dollars and Erwin M. Jennings Company versus Ernest Cozzi for 2000 dollars. The Engineemy Mini Factories Company pursued against FLT Fatten A dy Donley and C. 4 Patch. The Sara Tech Specialty Company held the boat name. The plaintiffs claim the defendants failed to perform covenants from a September 16 1921 agreement to receive and pay for 50000 rising mung and jar rows and that defendants notified they would not accept the goods on October 18 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Burritt Company
Anna Anstain
Byman Evan
Ronnie Richelsonh
Erwin M. Jennings Company, Incorporated
Ernest Cozzi
Ecanemy Mini Factories Company
FLT
Faten
A.dy Donley
Patch
Daing Boat
Sara-Tech Specialty Company
Daintit
Plann Hf
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A&p
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BOKAR
Coffee Supreme 4A, & P. Gale Distribuutors
Onear Atlantic & Pacific
Barnum & Brace
Barnum Ave
Bunnell St
T. Main
Main St
Wats &1
Noble Avc
State St
Stratford Ave
We Ave
Hindle
Kantleek
Peptona
Hindle’s Drug Stores
Arcade
Corner State
Corner Howard
Wawkes &—Co
the Expert Engraving Co
Sribaergar
MGA Street
Brovast
Annie Feinberg
R. I. Company
American Fabrics Co
Howell
Alyaciments
He Smith
Murray Co
Birfield Ave
Dreamland
Smith
Ryan
Main Street
United Cigar Store
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