Change of Name Granted for Ten-Year-Old Girl
Harriet Glover Millett ten of Greens Farms was allowed by Judge John Richards Booth in superior court yesterday to assume the name Harriet Coleman Millett. The change aims to keep the grandmother Harriet Coleman’s name and to avoid confusion with the mother’s name. Separate cases on the short calendar included a $200,000 fatal accident action, a Stamford divorce action, and several judgments in favor of parties against corporations.
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Harriet Glover Millett
Greens Ferms
John Richards Booth
Superior Court
Harriet Coleman Millett
Harriet D Coleman
Fairfield
HC Sheehan
Bridgeport
Almedic Coppini
Springfeld
Springfield Manufacturing Company
Helen Bishop Weiss
Stamford
George Wein Also
Armour Fertilizer Works of
New York
Brower and Malone Feed Company
Norwalk
Tytun Marks
Harry Wagner
Anna Gorman
Bridgepore
Norwalk Firm Adults Named In Receiver Appointment Case
In an action brought by Anna Manzi of Norwalk against Bellas and Eva Chavin of Norwalk H. Shelton Davenport of Danbury was appointed receiver of rents and bonds totaling 1000 in the case of G Mortimer Rundle, trustee against the Rogers Silver Plate company of Danbury.
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Anna Manzi
Norwalk
Bellas
Eva. Chavin
H. Shelton Davenport
Danbury
G Mortimer Rundle
Rogers Silver Piste Company
Greenwich Woman Granted Divorce in Superior Court
Greenwich woman Katherine Bonnes Fuller was granted an uncontested decree of divorce from Homer A. Fuller in Superior Court Judge Isaac Wolfe noted habitual intemperance and desertion as grounds. Fuller custody of their eleven year old daughter Nancy and multiple depositions described chronic drunkenness and incidents including crashing a car and a train collision.
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Katherine Bonnes Fuller
Greenwich
Isaac Wolfe
Homer A . Fuller
St Louis
Fullers
Nancy
Henry F Woerther
Hallwin
Puller
Woerther
Fuller
Bixby
Former Carnegie associate found dead by own gas action
New York report says Charles Francis King a 70 year old recluse once linked to Andrew Carnegie died by gas in his Brooklyn home. Neighbors smelled gas. papers piled at door. King, a Lehigh University graduate with degrees in arts and sciences, left no known heirs. Relatives in New York ill with pneumonia and distant for years. Police note he claimed a $500000 fortune in foreign bonds while living on eighty cents a day.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Charles Francis King
Brooklyn
King
Lehigh
Lehigh University
American Society of Metallurgical Engineers
Patrolman Connell
Itellan
Thomas A King
Charles W Tiller
West Hurley
Miss Pearl King
Hernhey
University of Chicago fights student drinking on campus
Chicago Illinois June 10 By Associated Press Two leaders at the university asked to leave a dormitory and President Max Mason urges students to help investigate and curb beer drinking on campus after reports of alcohol use in a dormitory. Prohibition raids near the school report a student death from liquor and gin.
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Chicago
Max Mason
University of Chicago
Mquor Seources
Stratford School Library to Remain Open
Stratford June 10 special Sowell reports Stratford High School library stays open Wednesdays all summer from 1:30 to 4:80. First summer date June 39. All circulating books due June 18. Library use has grown from 70 to 179 books weekly in May. Also notes校 Sedgwick School plans Midsummer Night operetta June 16 at 7 pm with Parent Teachers’ association costumes and a piano accompaniment.
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Stratford
Sowell
Stratford High School
Sedgwick School
Sedgwick
Parent Teachers’ Association
Walter Valentine
Milldred Linden
Dorothy Mazzu
Cornelia Goddard
William Demsky
East Main
Hazel Lewin
Olive Tomlinson
Dorothy Peck
Kenneth Hanson
Pootatuck
Cuphong
Indiana
Pootatuck Yacht Club
Satuday
Arthur W Cabot
Commodore Donala S Sammis
A E Fuller
George W @ink
C. M. Toucey
Pootrrack Club
North Porsche
T A Andrews
John Curtis
Louis de Falca
Walnut Beach
Stanley Bejerontz
Frederick Roman
Alex Street
Bridgeport
Miss Cummings Seeks Divorce From Frank Dakin
Miss Dorothy Cummings, film star, plans to sue her English husband Frank Harriott Dakin for divorce in Los Angeles. She seeks custody of two children and will ignore a seven year no divorce clause in a Cecil B. DeMille contract signed before her Madonna in the Life of Christ role. Milton Cohen, her attorney, confirms the planned action and notes the contract barred actions that could give Dakin a reason for divorce.
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Los Angeles
The
Examiner
Dorothy Cummings
Frank Harriott Dakin
Miss Cumming
Milton Cohen
Cecil B. DeMille
Cohen
Miss Cummings
de Mille
New York Police Arrest Girls Carrying Guns
Two women accused of carrying pistols were arrested today Claire Murtha twenty one of New Bedford Massachusetts wore a revolver strapped to her leg and was held on 600 bail Mrs Helen Amezito nineteen of New York City was held for the grand jury without bail on a similar charge Miss Murtha said she kept the weapon for protection and her parents were en route to take her home
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New York
Associated Press
Claire Murtha
New Pedford Mass
Helen Am
Mizeto
Miss Murtha
New Bedford
Divorce Proceedings Highlight Trench Line Confusion
Jane Gieviets seeks a divorce from Ricardo Martin, former Met tenor, in New York. The case cites irreconcilable differences and alleged cruelty, with proceedings filed as a public notice.
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New York
Jane Giev Oetiess
de Grasse
Paris
Ricardo Martin
Met- Topaliten
Clucan
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