Five suits open for aggregate of 42000 today in Superior Court
Five jury actions arising from accidents are set for trial before Judge Isaac Wolfe. Total damages sought amount to 42000. Eleanor and William Newman of Bridgeport sue Davey Brothers Inc for injuries from a coal bag on December 24, 1925, and loss of services. Katherine Thompson of Norwalk sues the City of Norwalk for 5000 for hip injuries from slipping on an icy sidewalk January 7, 1925. Mary Ahern, nurse of Bridgeport, sues Star-Tani and Express Co for 620000 for injuries from a February 1, 1926 taxi collision on East Main Street. James Genovese, minor of Stamford, through his father, seeks 2090 for injuries October 13, 1926 from a truck run by Philip Maesare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Wolfe
Eleanor Newman
William M. Newman
Davey Brothers Inc
Bridgeport
Newman
Katherine Thompson
Norwalk
Star Tani and Express Company
East Main Street
Crescent Avenue
James Genovese
William
Stamford
Philip Maesare
Extradition Sought for Arson Suspect John Faitlou
Extradi tion papers are sent to New York for John Faitlou who is under arrest there on arson charges connected to a farm fire in Ashford on June 1. Authorities say he paid $400 for a binder to purchase the property and will be returned for a hearing promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willimantic
Ue Beng
New York
John Faitlou
Srson
Ashford
Bridgeport Woman Files Divorce Action in Superior Court
Florence Bolmer Capobianco of Bridgeport sues Robert Capobianco of Milford for divorce on intolerable cruelty. She seeks custody of their minor child and alimony. the couple married August 27 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Bolmer Capobianco
Robert Capoptenco
Milford
Milner
Yale Library Receives 100000 Fund for Chemistry Books
New Haven June 13 President Tames Rowland Angell announced a $100000 endowment to Yale Library in memory of Albert DeSilver Class of 1810. Fund made by Mrs Albert DeStiver and John Bradley Lord and John Bright Lord to buy chemistry books and periodicals for future students and scholars.
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New Haven
Tames Rowland Angell
Yale Library
Albert de Silver
Yale College
Albert DeStiver
Brooklyn
Messis
John Bradley Lord
John Bright Lord
Greenwich
Conn
Albert DeSilver
Denlinger plans suit as Greenwich doctor fights for defense
Judge Nicholson says he knows nothing of a $1,000 suit Dr Willett E Dentinger, once of Greenwich, says he will file. Dentinger claims false arrest and conviction for practicing medicine without license. He appeals to the Superior Court, which was said to have adjusted. Dentinger has two actions pending against George Boles in Greenwich for $50,000 and Byrd Dentinger for $75,000 combined, alleging faulty premises and injuries from a fall and improper medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward K. Nicholson
Willett E. Dentinger
Greenwich
Wns
Superior Court
Dentinger
Criminal Court of Common Pleas
Cour
George Boles
Riverside
Denlinger
New York
Byrd Mack Dentinser
Debot
Bores
Thomas J. Bergin
Greenitch
Bergin
Divorce Trial Over Wife's Desertion Set In City Court
In Superior Court Judge John Tichards Booth will hear the contested divorce case of John W. Ackroyd of this city versus Dorothy F. Ackroyd of Los Angeles. Ackroyd alleges his wife deserted him on June 20 1922 after their February 5 1910 marriage. Dorothy counters with a request for custody of two minor children. Also on docket a damages action by G C Grepery of Wilton against Maison S Gregor of Jacksonville Fla for unpaid services and house repairs, with a counter claim for $2500 for overdue rent. An injunction hearing for St Johns Nepomucene church against Annie and James Payden and Thomas J and John J Keegan and Mary Barry to stop construction of a garage on Shelton Street adjacent to church land is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
John Tichards Booth
John WH Ackroyd
Dorothy Folsom Ackroyd
Los Angeles
Calif
G.C . Grepery
Wilton
Maison S Gregor
Jacksonville
Fla
St. John's Nepomucene Church
Annie
James Payden
Thomas J
John J. Keegan
Mary Barry
Shelton Street
Summer Kimono Fashion in Cool Practical Styles
A catalog note describes long kimonos ideal for summer wear and vacations. No ironing required, with lace trim and tailored touches, short sleeves, and side slit. Colors listed include rose, peach, nile, and copper. Second floor.
Fabric sale listing with colorful cuffs and slip-ons
A washable fabric formerly selling up to $1.25 described as high quality with attractive cuffs in contrasting colors. Also available are a few slip-on styles. Fabrics offered in gray chamois, all sizes in the street floor area, though mostly size 63.
Corset Brasses and Garm ents Hit $1.18 Prices
A classified line offers rayon striped long line combination garments with light weight fabrics and light boning. Sizes range from 32 to 46 with several models available at $1.18 each. The listing emphasizes affordable undergarments for women.
Lisle Vests Offer Fine Mercerized Liste Vests
Street floor display features Lisle vests for men with strap top or built up shoulder designs. Sizes range 34 to 40 with colors white and flesh.
Knitted Capes for Baby Sell at 1.95
Ad touts baby capes priced at 1.95 in pink and blue with white trim. Describes a fancy sibbed stitch, plain roll collar, tuxedo revers, and sleevelettes. Aimed at stylish outings for infants in carriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Children's Sport Attire for Vacation Play Days
Featured in white sateen or crepe fabric with fancy patterns. Sizes 7 to 14 years, regular, reinforced crotch for girls aged 6 to 14. Described as comfortable with roomy fit, plain white with hand printed cotton accents and attractive colorings. Prices not listed.
Governor Signs Pending Acts at State Capitol
Hartford June 13 A P Wil liam M Harney turned over to Governor Trimmbull the special acts and four public acts yet to be signed The lieutenant governor and Speaker Hui already signed the engrossed bills The governor is expected to sign about 100 more acts within a day or two enabling the publication of the Public Acts of the 1987 Legislature The blue book should appear around July 15 or sooner
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Hartford
Associated
State Capitol
William M. Harney
Hui
Trimmbull
Women’s Sports Oxfords at Four Ninety Six
Snappy sports oxfords in all white or white with black or brown trim. Real good buy, come early for best choosing. Sizes 4 to a. Downetalls Salesroan.
Rayon Bodices On Sale In Bright Rayon Colors
After Tuesday tailor made bodices of fine gauge rayon with picot edge offered at 77c and $1. Sizes 34 to 42 include peach orchid nile and sunny shades.
Driver Seeks 20000 for Loss of Eye in Two Actions
Superior court actions filed yesterday name Bridgeport Embroidery and Boygal Co. of Bridgeport and Johnson Garage Co. of New Canaan as defendants. Johnson Garage seeks 81200 damages for a truck collision on June 3 1928 in New Canaan on Haxton Post Road by a truck owned by the defendant and driven by Robert Hussell of Bridgeport. Bat Wo Dickip son seeks 20000 for the loss of his left eye after an eyewitness report states a piece of something pierced him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Embroidery and Boygal Company
Johnson Garage Company Inc
New Cannan
Haxton Post
New Canaan
Deterrlent Company
Robert Hussell
Bat Wo Dickipson
Johnson Company
Tuck
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State & Brink Streets
California
del Monte
Rose's
Randall's
New York State
Kellogg's
DeSilver Memorial Fund
Andrew Keogh
Yale
Yate Library
Albert DeSiler
Yale Daily News
Skull and Bones Society
Yate College
Columbia University
Columbia
Cavon
Berkey & Gay
Saturday Evening Post
Avon
Main
Elm Street
Greenwich Physicians
Meigs Corner
Eign
Shagmoor
Lisle
Ferond Uloot
Oslo
Susay
Outfitters
Matrix Footwear
Oxfords
Tdownetalls
Rayon
Wiss
Iktor Horlick
Mohican Company
Mohican
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