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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1924

Page

5

Sixteen Drivers to Be Judged on Their Fitness

Hearings on the cases of sixteen autoists, including two involved in fatal accidents, are set for Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the county building. Ten local residents appear among the drivers, with others from Bridgeport and nearby towns facing charges ranging from operating under the influence to evading responsibility and reckless driving.

Melvin Snow Patsy Snisto Ivescourt George Grey Frank Street Teter Purcell Westport Andrey Shawlak Lafayette Street Aquor James A. To State Street Hanor Richael Ma Hare David Clydesdais Harely Weston Main Street Leroy PL Patrick Roselie Street Liant Samuel Weinstein Benjamin Wwackiewies Allen Street Terryville William Andersen Nquor William Morgan Derby Aenue Perby Matthew J. Bolliger Huntington Road Stratford Senor John Raser Bostic

King of England Celebrates Birthday at Windsor

King George today marked his thirteenth birthday in London with numerous felicitations from officials and friends. He witnessed the annual military color ceremony by foot guards then planned to depart for Epsom for four days of racing.

London Iking George

Auto retailer not liable for maker's work in New Haven case

A June 2 ruling by the Common Pleas Court of New Haven County held that an automobile retailer cannot be held responsible for a manufacturer's defect. The buyer sued over a steering mechanism issue. the seller argued lack of knowledge and no duty to inspect the maker's work. The court agreed, absolving the retailer of responsibility.

New Haven Common Pleas

Slander suit settled between church men in city

Amicable agreement ended a $5,000 slander case brought by Nicholas Viantas, confectionery proprietor and former president of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, against George Maloone over alleged misappropriation of church funds. The jury had been set to hear the case in Superior Court before Judge Malthie.

Nicholas Viantas Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church George Maones Malthie Edward J. Cook Orwalk Abraham 4. Miller Conk Milet M Heta

Boothe Divorce Set for Trial in High Court Today

Ruth Norton Boothe a Cheshire educated young woman sues David J Boothe a 61 year old Traf ford resident in a contested divorce heard by Judge John W Banks in Superior Court The morning docket centers on Minnie B Levine and others from Stamford versus Joseph Spina over a third story addition injunction securing continuation of testimony from numerous witnesses in West Park Avenue Stamford home dispute

Ruth Norton Boothe Cheshire David J., Boothe Trafford John W. Banks Superior Court Banks Minnie B. Levine Stamford Joseph Spina West Park Avenue Hay

Auto Parts Sued By Manufacturer Order Involved

The J. H. Cohen Company Inc automobile accessory dealers in the city are sued in Superior Court for failing to accept 10,000 awives joints from Columbian Phonograph Co Inc. The plaintiff asks that the dealers fulfill their contractual obligation and take over the manufactured articles. Damages of 1500 are sought.

J. H. Cohen Company, Inc Both Street Superior Columbian Phonograph Company, Inc Columbia Company

Yale Students Compositions To Be Played At Commencement

Three Yale Music School graduates Anttur Edwin Wall Wallingford Jacob Louis Vander Methden Sayr brook Conn and Miss Ivginia Vain Greenfield will have orchestral works performed at the annual commencement concert. New Haven Symphony Orchestra will assist with participation from Mah Alice Deegan Loretta Vannon Yates New Haven Charles William Platt Waterbury Bara My Gertrude Hull Middletown Ronald Walter Ingalls Harley N Joyannian Maria Dolslasis Glen Falls N Y.

Yale Music School New Haven Symphony Orchestra Anttur Pdwin Wall Wallingford Jacob Louis Vander Methden Sayrbrook Conn Ivginia Vain Greenfield

Israel freed from jail after relatives pay costs

Harold F. Israel, found innocent of first degree murder in the death of Rev Father Flaubert Dale, is released from Norwalk County jail to his Pennsylvania home. He was not required to serve full time on the charge of carrying concealed weapons as relatives forwarded funds to cover court costs.

Harold F. Israel Flaubert Dale Pennsylvania Ity Court of Norwalk

Canadian alarm over imports from the United States

Mantaral Dane 3. Hachard Smith, president of the Canadian Manufacturing Association, told the annual convention that Canadian business conditions were bleak. He denied any postwar trade improvement and warned that public borrowings leave Canada unprofitable. He voiced alarm at rising support for the United States and Great Britain, saying it harms Canadian manufacturers and increases unemployment.

Manteral Dane Hachard Smith Canadian Manufacturing Association Wday United States Great Britain

Mayor seeks five thousand for tax revision committee

Mayor F William Behrens asks the Board of Apportionment to appropriate 5000 from the contingent fund to support the tax revision committee. The Common Council may not allocate funds except from unexpended revenues. Funds cover clerks and other obligations of the special committee. Elmer U Havens will present a report with plans for the revision program and sub committees.

F. William Behrens Board of Apportionment Common Council Board of Aldermen Elmer U. Havens Board of Education

Case Brings Out Involved Issues Jury Excused

Brian F. Dorr of Greenwich sues The W E B Noble Co of Hartford in Superior Court. He seeks return of land and the excavating machine price, claiming misrepresentation and damages of 3000 dollars. Jury excused due to equity technicalities in the suit.

Brian F. Dorr Greenwich WE. B. Noble Company Hartford William M. Maltbie Bort Hartford Company

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