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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
3
Two Harwinton Corner pupils claim they were beaten at school. Car and Anna Jaschinsk, through their father Gustave, sue principal Lydia Rockwell and several teachers for $100 each. The suits allege injuries and torn clothes from the alleged beatings.
Philemon W. Johnson former town treasurer of Norfolk is expected to plead guilty to embezzlement of town funds at the Superior Court session next Thursday. His Hartford counsel had filed a motion for change of venue which will be withdrawn. The court indicated the accused and lawyer should keep faith with the court and that a jury will not be needed.
In Superior Court Judge John P Kellogs accepted the receiver of rents report for the Iroquois apartments on Washington avenue. The report shows $175 in rents collected from the house owned by Lena H Frank of Bridge 8, a subject of much litigation.
Tokio dispatch reports General Hanzo Yamanishi appointed minister of War to replace Lieutenant General Gifuchi Tanakare. Announcement dated June 12 by Associated Press.
Several divorce hearings before Judge Keeler and Judge Kellogg featured interpreters for non English speaking spouses. Susie Jaszka won a decree and custody after alleging abuse. Aquilina Arlia cited beatings and attempted stabbing. Charles Zsiros and Ada May Osman also received decrees. Anna Wright’s divorce cited desertion and lack of support.
Judge John P Kellogg granted a decree of divorce to Anna H Jackson in Greenwich Superior Court on grounds of desertion. Hart Jackson of Greenwich was the defendant. the couple married in 1904 in New York City. Mrs Jackson owned a Greenwich home valued at 50000 with 15009 spent on repairs. Evidence described repeated separations and absence from home, while witnesses noted Jackson's periods of drinking and hospitalization between visits. Anna Jackson sought custody of the children and testified to long separations and non contact with the family.
Judge John T. Walsh of the Common Pleas Court ruled the car exchange agreement did not truly exist and awarded Howard J. Wright of Shelton $500 against RE. Weldt. Wright claimed he traded cars with Feldt on a $400 payment, which Weldt failed to make.
Advertising replica describes menswear and accessories including suits, trousers, coats in woolens, straws, silks, and gloves with prices such as $33.75 for a suit and $1.75 for straw hats. Footwear and delicate fabrics noted, with emphasis on good tailoring, fit, and value. Store layout references center aisle and rear displays.
A brief notice describes suits in pure white and colorful options for sprightly young fellows with comfort features and added durability. Special prices apply on all suits, located on the second floor.
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