Assault Victim to Collect $500 in Damages
A Greenfield Road resident and factory worker, Antony Wolfe, seeks $500 from Gus Anderson and Gus Winn of Bridgeport for assault and battery after a April 24 1924 incident on Greenfield Road. Wolfe testified Anderson drove drunk into a ditch and Wham then stabbed him and restrained him as Anderson punched him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iony Wolfe
Greenfield Road
Tairfield
Gus Anderson
Gus Winn
Ioth
Bridgeport
John Richards Booth
Anderson
Fairfield youths testify in assault trial in court
Witnesses Joseph and Silvio Fuse and William Wolye described the attack observed by them yesterday. The defendants had no legal representation in court. Wolfe's attorney said the pair were arrested by state Policeman Lea Carroll after the assault and fined in Fairfield town court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Silvio Fuse
William Wolye
Fairfield
Wolfe
Lea Carroll
Fairfield Tow
Weed Terrace to Rise on Boston Post Road Homestead
Greenwich June 16 The Weed homestead on the Boston Post road once bought by Isaac Weed for one hundred pounds sterling was sold today by Miss Emhily Stuart Weed for over 250000 dollars Elmer Laskin of Mt Vernon N Y bought the property and will erect Weed terrace a group of apartments The three acre tract fronts 210 feet on the Post road and Miss Weed inherited it from her father the late Jacob P Weed A portion of the homestead was erected just after Weed bought the property
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Ol Weed
Boston Post Road
Isaac Weed
Nune Weed
Judge Foster to sit here for first time next March
Allotments of Superior court judges released show Carl Foster newly appointed to the bench will preside in this city for the first time from March B 1928 to the close of the court terms in June 1928. Other county assignments include Baldwin Simpson Yeomans Booth Brown and others with varied dates through early 1929. Four naturalization sessions are planned with Baldwin and Brown presiding at specified sessions. Supreme Court of Errors meets in this city October 26 and April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Carl Foster
Alfred C Baldwin
Ernest C. Simpson
Edward Yeomans
Ray
John Richards Booth
John Rufus
Stamford
Norwalk
Allyn L. Brown
Alfred C. Baldwin
Wife 10 get $1 275 from her husband
Frances Leszczensky of Shelton sued Joseph Leszczensky of Warsaw Poland for equal property distribution in a $6 000 action. Judge John R Booth entered judgment for $1 275 after dropping non support. The wife testified of cruelty, financial neglect, and threats. she claimed funds were diverted to other women and that she was forced from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richards Booth
Frances Leszczensky
Shelton
Joseph Leszczensky
Warsaw
Poland
Noaperty
Lesacrens
Bridgeport Avenue
Lesserensky
Bus 70 Replace Trolley On Part of Derby Run
The last trolley car between this city and Derby will depart Saturday around 11:20. Afterward the Connecticut company will run trolleys only to Peck’s Mill Bridge and buses will operate to Derby. J B Potter cited Public Utilities Commission approval and noted trolley service to Peck’s Mill is temporary and may change. Bus service opens Sunday morning on the same fare and transfers occur at trolley connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Connecticut Company
Peck
Mimi Bridge
Walities Commission
J. B Potter
Bridgeport Alvision
Peck’s Mill
Acidosis and Acidity Remedies Promoted by State Commission
State Conservation Commission literature touts Saratoga Natural Geyser Water as a pleasant dependable way to reduce acidity and relieve indigestion and sickness. Saratoga Natural Hathorn Water is recommended for internal cleansing without harsh effects, with gentle thorough action, best taken before breakfast for a full day’s benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Saratoga
Jon Datike Sun
Police Manual Author Dies at Summer Camp
Daniel J. Dalley, a noted Boston lawyer and author of the Police Manual of Arrest, died at his Farmington Me camp. Born in Brookline fifty years ago he practiced criminal defense and contributed to Democratic politics as a two time national convention delegate.
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Boston
Associated Pyress
Daniel J. Dalley
Farmington
Manuel
Brookline
Local man named vice president by coal dealers
New London June 16 The New England Coal Dealers association re elected W A Clark of Boston as president at the 25th annual convention. Officers re elected included G A Sheldon treasurer C R Blair secretary and Mrs B I Clark executive secretary. Vice presidents named were J C Miller Portland Maine H C Osgood Nashua N H N E Pierce Burlington Vt C L Young Worcester Mass R L Miner Providence R I and J B Gregory Bridgeport Conn. Executive committee members include R S Heyes Newport R I S C Edwards Auburn Me G U Etterstead Hartford Conn P Moore Manchester N H W B E Atkinson Newburyport Mass and H Putnam Brattleboro Vt. Delegates urged conservative newspaper advertising to reach trade. Joseph E OToole Washington D C vice president of the National Coal Dealers association lauded past achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Associated Press
W. A. Clark
Boston
New England Coal Dealers' Association
Griswold Hotel
Eastern Point
G. A. Sheldon
Greenfield
Mass
C R. Blair Amherst
B. I. Clark
Met
J. C Miller
Portland
Maine
H. C. Osgood Nashua
N. H
N. E. Pierce
Burlingto
CL Young
Worcester
Tt. L. Miner
Providence
R. I
J. B. Gregory
Bridgeport
Conn
S. Heyes
Newport
R. L
C. Edwards
Auburn
U. Eterstead
Hartford
M. P. Moore
Manchester
W. BE
Atkinson
Newbur
Pot
Mars
H. Putnem
Brattleshore
James C. Cotter
Joseph E O'Toole
Washington D
Naional Coal Dealers’ Association
Hutchins Named Yale Law Teacher
Robert M. Hutchins, acting dean of Yale Law School, resigns as Yale secretary to become professor of law. Appointments name Hutchins as professor, with Carl A Lohmann confirmed as university secretary. Other faculty moves include Rudolph J Anderson, Louis W. McKeehan, and Grover F. Powers receiving professorships or directorships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Associated Press
Rober M. Hutchins
Yale Law School
Les
Yale University
Hutchins
Anson Phelps Stokes
Een
Carl A Lo
School of Medicine
Facultie
Corporation
Woman Killed Self in Greenwich After Bloodstained Note
Medical Examiner John A. Clark reports Mrs Emma Walker Hoerbert formerly of Detroit died by suicide with a knife. A bloodstained note mentioning her daughter and the word property was found. Survived by daughter Miss Marion Herbert of Greenwich. father Hiram Alexis Walker, founder of Walkersville near Detroit.
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Greenwich
Associated Press
John A. Clark
Emma Walker Hoerbert
Detroit
Agiette
Greenwich Hospital
Herbert
Marion Herbert
Hiram Alexis Walker
Walkersville
Swan to Report on Zoning Progress
Herbert S. Swan, New York zoning and traffic expert, will brief the City Plan Commission on Bridgeport traffic survey progress in Behrens' office Monday afternoon. The report covers a new berm, rerouting, parking use, and street extensions to address through and local traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
New Berm
Herbert S. Swan
New York
City Plan Commission
Mr Swan
Behrens
Sewage contract awarded to Sanitation Corp for 70 257 bid
Mayor Behrens awarded the sewage screen and pumping plant contract to the Sanitation Corporation of New York City for 70 257, the low bid for 30 000 000 gallon capacity screens and three 10 000 000 gallon pumps. Disposals Equipment Co. of New York was the next bidder at 83 750. Plans for the disposal plant are to be readied in days with bids to follow for construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behrens
Sanstation Corporation
New York City
Bostwick Avenue
The
Sanitation Corporation
Disposals Equipment Company
New York
Congress Street Bridge
Knowlton Street
Housatonic Avenue
Sanitation Corp
Alex. L. DeLane
James C. Harding
Fuller & McClintock
William D'Qlier
Ithe City
D'Olier
Harding
New Britain Man Henry Russell Will Worth $2 Million Probate
The will of Henry H. Russell, former president of the Hus sell and Erwin Mtg. Co. of New Britain, probated by Judge Arthur B. Catkins, disposes of about 2 million dollars in trust to United States Security company for Hartford. Widow Elizabeth Miner Russell and two sons receive income, with adopted children excluded. Specific bequests cover automobiles and household effects and a life use of Ocean Avenue property. Residue to trust company for fee, with income shares allocated to the widow and sons. The will, dated 1923 and clarified by a 1925 codicil, governs the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew
London
Dene
Associated Press
Henry H. Russell
Hussell and Erwin Mtg. Company of
New Britain
Arthur B. Catkins
United States Security Company
Hartford
Elizabeth
Russell
Ocean Avenue
United States Security Trust Company
Elizabeth Miner Russell
Shail
Five Treated Here for Slight Injuries
Five cases of slight injuries were treated at the Emergency hospital by Dr. David S Greenspun yesterday. Victims ranged from a dog bite to a man injured at work when a chisel slipped. Names include William Lucas, Sterling Pachowski, Michael Duband, Walter Urbanowza, and William Press with various minor wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S Greenspun
Willam Lucas
North Avenue
Sterling Pachowski
Madison Avenue
Michael Duband
Noroton
Walter Urbanowza
Knowlton Street
Wok
Wiliam Press
Palisada Avenue
Greenwich Vern Bes. Former burgess dies in Jus Lome
Greenwich June 16 A preshow note reports the death of Preshi Thomas J Exnp former burgess and former superintendent of the borough highways at age 65 in Jus Lome He leaves a widow and a son Sp Ainry E Healyprintf
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Greenwich
Apsoe
Thomas J. Exnp
Jus Lome
Ainte
Ainry E Healy
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Greenwich Colonial
Socony
Standard Oil CO
Broadway
Supreme Court of Enors
State Com'n
New England Dealers' Association
YALE
Examiner
SWAN
Vern Bes
Steiger Poole Company
Main and Fairfield
Pajamas
Kalki
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