Hairpulling and Pepper Throwing Verdict in Norwalk
Mrs. Rozic of South Norwalk won $300 in Superior Court before Judge J W Tanke against Rosie Sacker over a June 27 1924 incident. The suit claimed hair pulling pepper in eyes and injuries. Sacker countered that Rozic started the fight. Both sought $3 000 damages amid prior stone throwing incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marry ‘Ro
South Norwalk
Jonn W. Tanke
Rosie Sacker
Rozic
Ceder Street
Norwalk
Mra. Secker
Mra ‘Rozic
Neaanlt
Mite. Rozic
Housekeeper Causes Arrest of Man in New Brunswick
Mrs Mary Suder widow of Brooklyn aged 31 caused Henry Mossbach aged 65 to be arrested on a criminal assault charge in New Brunswick after she alleged he assaulted her at his house where she had come as a housekeeper. She said he held her prisoner and attacked her for ten days before she escaped. She warned others after Mosebach’s advert for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Harel
Mary Suder
Brooklyn
Henry Mossbach
Suder
Mosstach
Moss
Gude's Pepto Mangan Promoted For Vitality Recovery
An old advertisement urges readers to use Gude's Pepto Mangan for lack of vitality and fatigue. It claims the tonic improves strength during convalescence, has been prescribed by physicians for thirty years, and is available in liquid and tablet forms from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Pepio Mangan
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts Rowles Red Pepper Rub as providing instant relief for rheumatism lumbago neuritis backache and stiff neck by delivering penetrating heat from red peppers. It claims rapid warming of the sore area within three minutes and urges readers to purchase genuine packs branded Rowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowles
Divorce Court Here Handling More Cases
Superior Court records show no rise in divorces this year as extra sessions occur Sundays and two judges hear cases instead of one. This Friday Judge John H B Keeler will hear Mary Hoholl vs Nicholas Hoholli and several other divorce actions including Baumgards and Berardellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
John HB. Keeler
Mary Hoholl
Nicholas Hoholli
Mary Baumgard
Paul Baumgard
Laur
Anna Lee
Albert Lee
Susie J. Berardelli
Frank Berardelli
Freda Malonnek
Pail Malonnek
Lauritis P. Mikkelsen
Mary Mikkelsen
Brooklyn Driver Sentenced After Westport Auto Fatality
Harry Fugazy of Brooklyn was sentenced to three months in county jail by Judge John B Kellogs in the Criminal Superior Court for an automobile accident at Nash's Corner Westport on December 1 1991 that killed Giovanni Accarino owner of the car Fugazy drove. Coroner John J Phelan found Fugazy responsible for the death by reckless driving en route from New York toward Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fugazy
Brooklyn
N.Y
John B. Kellogs
Criminal Superior Court
Nash's Corner
Westport
Giovanni Accarino
Fugazy
George W. Dillworth
McFarland
John J. Phelan
New York
Bridgeport
Fuguay
Superior Court
Maurice J. Resnick
Pugazy
Murhe
Brogkiv
Woman Sentenced to Year in Jail for Stealing Shirts
Mary Sette of New Canaan faced a Superior Court judge and received a one year County Jail term with suspended sentence for theft involving silk shirts, pearl necklaces, and men’s furnishings. Case notes claim goods stolen October 28, 1821, and later recovered by Sgt Frank Verellt. Clemency was granted to keep the woman with her young children.
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Mary Sette
New Canaan
Jonny
Katloge
Salvatore T. Genuaria
Norwalls
Newa
Frank Verellt
Homer §. Cummings
Buffalo tram car crash injures eight aboard
In Buffalo last night a tram to Hamburg derailed from the Buffalo Southern Railway beyond Nineth Avenue, injuring eight of the occupants. Three of the injured are in serious condition at the emergency hospital. about sixty members of Saturn Lodge No 920 were aboard.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Saturn Fedge
Arthur A Lyman Heir to 60000 Estate
The will of Felix Lyman left an estate around 50 006 to Arthur A Lyman son of Clinton Avenue and Cora A Van Yorx daughter with 400 in trust for two grandchildren. The widow Mary E Lyman was executrix. Children were named executor and executrix in Probate Court after filing. Benton Welix Lyman and Gertrude Win Yorx received defined shares. the deceased was a well known optician.
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Felix Lyman
Arthur A. Lyman
Clinton Avenue
Cora A. van Yorx
Mary E. Lyman
Benton Welix Lyman
Gertrude Win Yorx
Gumwings Seeks Postponement of Horvath Sentence
In Boston Superior Court Judge Kellogg adjourned the term as Horvath the West End druggist facing embezzlement charges seeks delay until the May term. The state proposed postponement to allow possible restitution and creditors’ composition offers. Bailey pled guilty and faces sentencing at the next term. Miller remains at large while Farhon received a suspended six month sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Superior Court
John J. Kellogg
Nicholas Horvath
West End
Joseph B. Bailey
John BH. Miller
Edward A. Farnon
Lynch
Horvath
Cummings
John B. Miller
Homer
Miller
Farhon
Kellogg
Liberty Building
Lynch & Company
Bailey
Carl
Joseph H. Miller
Douglas
Parnon
Ryan
Bridgeport
Schulkied Brothers
New York City
Consolidated Shock Exchange
Pittsburgh
Springfield
Altoona
Specife
United Cigar Stores Company
United Cigar Stores, Ltd
Canada
Meriden Ends Military Training In School
Meriden will end military training at Meriden High School after this term. The reorganization of the Board of Education decided the drills were not beneficial enough to continue. The program, once a wartime effort, was limited to three state schools, with Stamford and New Britain as the others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
Meriden High School
Pner
Educalon
Schael
Suit Over Note Payment Defaults Names Teich and Bank
Adolph Teich filed a $500 note payment default suit in Common Pleas Court at John J. O Nail. The note for $400 was indorsed and payable at The Fire National Bank. The plaintiff seeks $500 plus costs.
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Adolph Ti. Teich
John J. O' Nail
Myara
Fire National Bank
Plainiff
Ews Macomber
William Flees
Thyanma
Tevine M- Day
Direenwieh Fox
Sathst
Zabla
Great Human Record in Health Work by Insurance Firm
A major insurer reports about 19 million visits by agents to policy holder homes and 14 million visits in the year. Free nursing service covers 2,800 cities and towns with trained nurses aiding sick care and health education. Time health clinics offer free medical exams to ordinary annual premium policy holders to uncover incipient disease. Employers with group policies receive health and accident prevention guidance while employees gain nursing service and welfare literature.
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America
Record of massive stately health literature distribution
Attractive booklets and pamphlets on health and disease are distributed broadly by leading experts. So far 238,000,000 copies have been distributed with 25,000,000 in 1921. In addition 18,000,000 copies of The Metropolitan health magazine are issued annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metopolitan
Health exhibits and campaigns boost metropolitan public health
Health officials highlight 144 exhibits on hospitals and county fairs from last year plus clean-up campaigns and influenza regulation efforts. The metropolitan area shows active public health engagement and regulatory interest.
Metropolitan pledges loans for housing and families
During 1920 and 1921 the company made pledges totaling 63,080,017 dollars for dwellings and new apartments, providing homes for 17,744 families. The program marks a major push by Metropolitan to support housing through secured loans and pledged commitments.
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Metropolitan
Great Decline in Death Rates From Diseases
The death rate among policy holders declined sharply with typhoid, tuberculosis, Bright's disease and infectious illnesses dropping by 7 to 37 percent. Life expectancy rose by four years for whites aged ten. The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company is cited as the world’s largest life insurer with billions in force and extensive business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Bright
Metropolis Insurance Mission Targets Life Health Safety
The Metropolitan plans to continue life health and accident coverage to save lives. Continend will provide the company with opportunities to serve the public in insurance and health conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contin Life
Continend
Seils
Ite
Healt
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Gumwings
Biase Vasile
Jide Kellogg
Biase
Paddy Harris
Harris
Albert C. Gow
Yale Street
McNally
Framingham
Mass
John R. Hegeman
Haley Fiske
Frederick 8. Ecker
Humber
Amaris
Yuan
Amos
Foros
Iquema
Yatr
Aes
Eveready
Stratfield Cafeteria
Stratfield Service
Stratfield Hotel
Cantwell
Mgr
Scott
Heamfeld
Chaco
Golden Hill Street
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