Divorce Recommendation for Mrs Stevens Seeks Alimony
State Referee Joel H. Reed recommended divorce on desertion grounds and alimony of 5500 for Mrs Mary Emma Stevens in the action against Frank C. Stevens of Greenwich. Mrs Stevens formerly Marshall, married in New York City on September 23, 1881, claims desertion began June 1, 191?. The plaintiff was represented by Charles Canfield. defendant by William G. Bunge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel H. Reed
Mary Emma Stevens
Frank C. Stevens
Gredwich
Pininlitt
Whs Marshall
Stevens
New York City
Mra
William G. Bunge
Greenwich
Ives hears common pleas action in Snyder versus Renkasivisiy
Attorney J Moss Ives of Danbury sat as judge in the Common Pleas Court in place of Judge Booth whose wife recently died. He heard yesterday the civil case of Leonard J Snyder a real estate broker suing Levis Renkasivisiy for a commission on selling a 120 acre farm on the Easton Fairfield town line in September 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Moss Ives
Danbury
Court of Common Pleas
John BR. Booth
Leonard J. Snyder
Ao Reaputata
Levis Renkasivisiy
Snyder
Easton-Palrfield
Meade Divorce Suit Withdrawn On Technicality
Viola C Meade withdrew her divorce action against Harald W Meade after evidence showed she had moved out of Connecticut and had not resided there for the required years The suit was filed yesterday before state referee Tudge Tool H Reed and withdrawn by counsel after the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola C. Meade
Harald W. Meade
Brooklyn
Tudge Tool
Bridgeport
Springhold
Relyren Reed
Coneaticut
Conrael
Auction of Beef Co. property in bankruptcy sale
The property of the Clay Dressed Beef company, now in bankruptcy, will be sold at auction Thursday. Referee John Akedyh oversaw the sale arrangements. Attorney Arthur Klein of New Haven, receiver of the estate, arranged details. Auctioneer Wakelee will conduct the sale at a beltlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankruptcy
John Akedyh
Arthur Klein
New Haven
Astete
Bedlock
Wakelee
New Haven Woman Files Bankruptcy Plea
New Haven June 18 Mrs Sune Tuber formerly of Hartford runs an indie goods business with husband Myer Tuber. She filed a bankruptcy petition today listing assets of $3 and debts of $17.07 in the Hartford area bankruptcy proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Sune Tuber
Myer Tuber
Hartford
Fibre and Reed Furniture of True Worth
Fibre and Reed Furniture of True Worth highlights nearly a century of craftsmanship behind Heywood-Wakefield pieces. It promotes chairs sideboards tables bookcases beds lamps and forners. matched suites or individual pieces fit any room with decorative fabrics to enhance home appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heywood-Wykefield
Heywood-Wakefield
Heywood-Wakefield Carriages Promoted for Busy Lifestyles
The Hepated Yilefeld Fibre and Reed Baby Carriages from Heywood-Wakefield Company boast unusually beautiful design. Built to fit the busy, they are long enough and wide enough with high sides to keep out dust and cold. A wide variety of styles and colors is offered at your dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heywood-Wakefield Company
Deater’s
Admits He Is Juliette's Dear Slim in Divorce Case
Kenneth M. MacGregor formerly of this city now in Bethel faces divorce from Marion Bradbury MacGregor. Letters to Dear Slim signed Juliette were entered, with MacGregor claiming they were WWI-era army letters. wife denies desertion and contests the suit as court hears testimonies and considers non support. The case includes testimony on marriage, employment, and alleged misappropriation with witnesses including Mrs. Lily MacGregor and Detective Timothy Bickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliette
Slim
MacGregor
Kenneth M. MacGregor
Bethel
Marion Bradbury MacGregor
MacGreson
Stamford
Adams Express Company
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Brass Company
American Brass Company
Waterbury
France
Camp Devens
Prune
Hill Street
Trane
Gregor
Brewst N.Y
Lawtery
Adams Presy Company
Abe
dJuliette
Corr
Hinds
Julette
Sim
Lawrence
Lily
Plaintif
Bru
Ohret
Bel
Cory
Memorial Library in Fairfield Gets Many New Books
Unclear reader text reports Fairfield Memorial Library acquiring many new books. The piece mentions a troop of local names and events including a Beach party, charity ball use evenings, Drum Corps traveling to Meriden for a civic day, and numerous visitors and residents from cities like Boston New York Philadelphia and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cardelphia
Pas Everitt
N. Y
M. Boston
Pittsburgh
Albiny
Thomas Tyler
Caroling Avery
Mia
James Paters
New
Yori
Jameg Ward
Washington
D. G
Bride of 1944 Sues for Divorce in Brookfield
In Brookfield, Mrs. Ferry sues for divorce from Garalinu Perry Ferry citing desertion after their 1911 marriage. Evidence shows Perry’s association with another woman, while Mrs. Ferry asserts jealousy and abandonment. Custody of two boys, aged 7 and 10, is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garalinu
Perry Aseinse Wino Ee Ferry
Brookfield
Joel i. Reed
County Court House
Ferry H. Husband
Ferry
Brookeld
Perry
Henry C. Wilson
Brookfeld
Redding
Reed
Scone
Danoury
Emma
Parker
George Parker
Dan R. Peek
Patitianr
Ot Aigo
Tub Dresses Priced At Five Dollars A Reel
A catalog singling tub dresses at five dollars each. White dotted Swiss frocks with deep tuck skirts and large collars, checked striped ginghams, tissue fabrics, and heavier varieties. Porch dresses in figured muslin offered at the same five dollar price.
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Ye Nseas
MOXIE
Aaa
RABIN
Ives
Common Pleas
Barnum
Newport
Porgies
Fintish
Alaska
Property OF Beef CO
Yilefeld
Alautenant
Timothy J. Bickey
The
Waterbury Detective Bureau
Uned
Clatis
RUSCO
Ruseco
the Russell Manufacturing CO
Mpglerown, Conn
Greater
Wednes
Aetoraty “Company
Elgin
Hamburg
Maine
Calif
Cale
Prunes Ich
Pele Lo
Prescription
Meigs
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