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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1958

Page

5

Labor advisor to hear protests from city departments

A hearing is set for next Wednesday night for union employees of the Park and Public Works departments to present grievances to Anthony Arlio, the new labor advisor appointed by Mayor Tedesco. The session is private and not open to the public. Arlio will hear the employees first, report to the Mayor, then convene a second hearing with department heads and supervisors before issuing recommendations.

Park and Public Works Departments Anthony Arlio Arlio Tedesco American Federation of Arlie

Defendants Prevail In $10,000 Personal Injury Suit

A six member Superior court jury returned a verdict for the defendants in a $10,000 personal injury case filed by Mrs. Arminda Pinguelo against Ermest E. Kender Sr and Ernest E. Kender Jr, all of Fairfield. She alleged injuries from a May 7 1934 collision on State Street extension near Dewey street. Attorneys A G Foster and R J Churchay defended for the Kenders. D V McPadden represented Mrs. Pinguelo. Judge Samuel Mellitz presided.

Arminda Pinguelo Ermest E. Kender, Sr Ernest E. Kender, Jr Fairfield Mrrs Pinguelo Mr. Kender, Sr State Street Dewey Street G. Norcross Foster Richard J F. Churchay Daniel V. McPadden Samuel Mellitz

Judge scolds lawyers over idle polling of juries

In Norwich, Superior Court Judge Thomas E. Tramand condemned lawyers for idle polling of juries. He noted 16 of 18 hours weekly duty time are spent polling jurors and urged that any literate 12 jurors can listen to evidence and deliver substantial justice.

Norwich Superior Court Thomas E. Tro- Mand Treland

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