Baumgard wins Norwalk divorce for desertion
Mary Baumgard of Norwalk was granted a divorce from Paul Baumgard yesterday in Superior Court by Judge John E. Keeler. They married Aug. 17, 1918 at South Norwalk and he deserted her Sept. 10, 1918. She testified he refused to work and would not give money, packed his trunk and left, and had not returned since 1948.
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Mary Baumgard
Norwalk
Paul Baumgard
Superior Court
John E. Keeler
South Norwalk
Elizabeth . Becker
Edith Webb
Misa Anus Thiel
Baumgard
Three Automobile Cases Entered in Common Pleas
The ThetHxwin M Jennings Co filed a replevin action in the Common Pleas Court to recover a Model F. ex press body automobile. James Wr Doolittle allegedly possessed it when damaged in an incident near Fisher's Hill New Canaan on November 11, 1921 at 6 20 p m Burns of New Canaan seeks 1900 from John W Pele and Betty Peate. Betty Peate described as reckless unlicensed driver. Burns claims losses from sale of his car for 100 and 550 in the transaction. Tony Weyuznik Fairfield sues for injuries from a March 1 1921 collision while riding a bicycle at Pickett Switch Fairfield damages sought were unspecified.
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ThetHxwin M, Jennings Co
Tac
Bridgeport
Corman Pleas Court
James
Wr. Doolittie
MBO
Tony Weyuznik
Fairfield
Pickett
Ask
Case Over Flour Heard By Judge Boardman
In City Court Judge William B. Boardman heard evidence in Miner Read and Tullock versus James Grasso Hallett Street baker. The contract involved 60 barrels of flour to be delivered at 15 barrels weekly. The company alleged Grasso did not accept later deliveries and sold the flour elsewhere at a lower figure. Damages of 100 dollars sought.
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County Court House
William B. Boardman
Miner
Divorced on Desertion in New York Court
Laura Ann Lee won a decree of divorce from Albert Lee in Superior Court after he abandoned the home in New York City. The couple reportedly wed on Oct 24, 1908 in Jersey City and the husband left on Sept 10, 1915, while Mrs. Lee worked as a domestic.
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Albert Lee
Ife Ho
New York City
Laura Ann Lee
Joan FE. Wheeler
Superior Court
Lee
A. Av
King Street
Greenwich
Shoe
Jay
Jersey City
Seventy Two Persons Seek Easter Suits in Bankruptcy Case
The Ty credit tora of Bells Tailoring at 945 Main Street faces an April 4 hearing in bankruptcy court. Assets total 2900 with debts of 2308.09. Hartford, Waterbury, New Haven and local residents joined the scheme offering $1 weekly payments to earn a tailored suit after paying 45 dollars.
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The
Bells Tailoring Company
Main Street
John Kaogh
Hartford
Waterbury
New Haven
Judge Keeler to preside Friday court sessions in Bridgeport
Judge John E. Keeler will hold court Friday during a four week period as juries hear cases on Fridays and other days. Clerk Fred W. Tracy said the change follows the large volume of divorce cases largely disposed of in recent Friday special sessions. Trials listed include Stapleton vs Wells and Montross vs Rupee plus Beach probate appeal and Beck vs Howell. trials set for Tuesday.
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John E. Keeler
Bridgeport
Fred W.* Tracy
Superior Court
Keeler
Robert W. Stapleton
Susan Wells
Paul Montross
John
Stanley ¥. Beach
Frederick C. Beach
Charles Beck
Richard Howell
Real estate attachments filed in Town Clerk’s office
Attachments on real estate were filed yesterday. Alber and Demirjian versus John Baredjian for 600 dollars. The American District Telegraph Company versus Morria Metals Products Corporation for 700 dollars.
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Alber, Demirjian
John Baredjian
American District Telegraph Co
Morria Metals Products Corporation
Winton Sued by Wife for NonSupport in Superior Court
Rose C Wilton sues David T Wilton in Superior Court claiming abandonment and lack of support. She seeks 1500 damages and a court order for support, alleging he left the state on February 4 1922 with undisclosed assets while she is poor and debilitated. Wilton is described as a widely known Bridgeport figure with prior ties to local newspapers.
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David T. Wilton
Wilton
Bridgeport
Rose C. Wilton
Ahsy
Hig
Bertha H Stafford Seeks Divorce in Superior Court
Bertha H Staffords of Bridgeport files for divorce from George L Stafford of Middletown in Superior Court claiming intolerable cruelty since November 6 1919. She cites her maiden name Bertha Harriet Worthing and asks for custody of two minor children along with alimony.
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Bertha H. Staffords
Bridgeport
George L. Stafford
Middletown
Bertha Harriet
Worthing
Three motorists arrested on state automobile violations
Three motorists were taken into custody yesterday on state automobile violations. John Dancewk of 3 Judson Avenue faced unregistered vehicle and license issues. Alex J. Kanala of 3 Ellsworth Avenue Milford and Anthony Mala of St Hewitt Street were charged with reckless driving.
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John Dancewk
Judson Avenue
Alex. J. Kanala
Ellsworth Avenue
Milford
Anthony Mala
St Hewitt Street
Mosseau Fined For Threat To Kill Wife In City Court
Fred W. Mosseau of 290 Nichols street was arraigned in city court for threatening to kill his wife while intoxicated. He received a $15 fine and probation. Harry Lich of 88 Washington avenue and Frank Chage of 481 State street were fined $5 and $3 respectively after a fight on Main street following an alleged bump involving Mrs Chase.
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Fred W. Mosseau
Nichols Street
Harry Lich
Washington Avenue
Frank Chage
State Street
Chase
Main Street
Lieb
Larou Reappointed to State Pharmacy Board
Norwich observer reports Mayor Herbert M. Larou was reappointed to the State Pharmacy Commission by Governor Lake today for a five year term. The ceremony occurred in Norwich on March 24, confirming Larou’s continued role in state pharmacy oversight.
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Larou
Norwich
Herbert M. Larou
State Pharmacy Commission
Governor Lake Today
Absent Minded Man Leaves Auto on Ferry
Ernest J. Reazy of West Hoboken confessed to misplacing his automobile on a Weehawken to Manhattan ferry run. He parked, entered the cabin, read a newspaper, and disembarked as a passenger, later learning his car had been found. The State Motor Vehicle Commission suspended sentence but warned against forgetfulness as a driving fault.
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Wast Orange
MN. J
Ernest J. Reazy
West Hoboken
Bill
Weehawken
Manhattan
Rouge
McCarthy starts action to break wife's will in Bridgeport
Michael McCarthy of Shelton files probate action to claim statutory one third of late Anna McCarthy estate valued around 50 000 with 32000 real estate, alleging abandonment. Will directs trusts for son and niece with successors and possible transfer to widow if no issue. Attorney Culkin Bridgeport Trust named executor. case hinges on whether wife can veto his rights.
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Shelton
Anna, McCarthy
Howard Avenue
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Propate Court
Michael McCarthy
M ’cCarthy
McCarthy
John McGarthy
Julia Sullivan
Hartford
Bill
Thomas M. Culliinan
Bridgeport Trust Company
Asst Fire Chief 18 Overcome at Stubborn Blaze
In Milford on March 26 Assistant Fire Chief Frank Stevens collapsed fighting a stubborn blaze at the Downs homestead on the New Haven turnpike. He was treated at home and will be off duty for several days. Firemen also over come by smoke but revived. damage around 200 dollars started from unknown causes. Hose across the turnpike halted traffic for a time.
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Milford
Mareh
Old Downs
New Haven
Frank Stevens
Vitro
Carl Mack
Stevens
Morse to Lose Noank Ship Yard in Foreclosure
New London March 24 Judgement of foreclosure on the Noank ship yard of the Charles W Morse properties was given by Judge Christopher L Avery at the Superior Court to establish a claim of Jonvie Morse sister of Charley for a mortgage of 964,498. Sale under the judgment was set for June fifth.
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New London
Noank
Charles W. ‘Morse
Ivan
Judas Christopher Ll. Avery
Te Suprortor
Gourt
Laday
Jonvie
Morse
Charley
Jane
Wesleyan Glee Club to Give Free Concert Here
The Wesleyan Glee Club will perform as the final event in the church series at the First Methodist Church on Thursday evening. Admission remains free and the public is invited to attend.
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Wesleyan Glee Club
First Methodist Church
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