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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1928

Page

6

PHELEN RECEIVES AUDIENCE WITH POPE IN ROME

James Phelan of Boston and Mrs. Phelan met Pope Pius in Rome for nearly thirty minutes. The pope praised the Knights of Matty for raising 4000 lire for the Hospital of the Infant Jesus, noting the fund aided 400 poor children. Phelan said the American chapter will grow to fifty members, including non Catholics, with future plans announced.

Rome Associated Press James 4 Phelan Boston Mass Knights of Matty America Amalfi United States

Talesmen Excused In Suit Between Mrs Silver And Husband

New Haven March 28 Many talesmen, nearly half the panel, were excused in the jury duty pool for the Mrs. Silver versus Benjamin Silver suit after they said a wife should not sue her husband. More talesmen were summoned as the case proceeds. Mrs. Silver suffered injuries when her husband’s car collided with another vehicle and seeks 400 dollars in damages.

New Haven Mac Silver

Taxi Driver Held at Fault in East Haven Collision

Walter Connolly of West Haven, taxi operator, faces criminal responsibility for the death of William Spencer, a North Branford quarry worker. Spencer died after a dispute over fare led to a return trip with Connolly, who then hit a signboard, broke a board, and collided with a trolley car in East Haven.

New Haven Walter Connolly West Haven William Spencer North Branford East Haven Spencer North Branford Connolly

Connolly Notes Fault After Car Collision

The coroner found Connolly failed to exercise care, causing a collision that left Spencer with a fractured skull. The accident occurred at a private right of way and could have been avoided with proper caution.

Tazi Spencer Connolly

Norwalk Jury Returns $10,000 Damage Verdict in Car Crash Case

After three hours deliberation in Superior Court Judge John Rufus Booth presided, a jury found Zola Frances Stevenson of Norwalk liable for $10,000 to Mary L. Faulds administrator of Albert L. Faulds estate for injuries causing death on August 4, 1927. A motion to set aside the verdict will be filed by Faulds counsel.

John Rufus Booth Zola Frances Stevenson Norwalk Mery L. Faulds Albert L. Foulds Faulds Mein Street Miss Stevenson

Prebish Faces Court On Misrepresentation Charge

Joseph Prebish of Broadstreet appears in City court on a misrepresentation charge for securing goats from American Hardware by Tals representation. He was arrested and held on bond of 650.

Prebish American Hardware Company Tals Joseph Prebisi Broadstreet

Pillows: 39 Sof Downy Bed Pillows 17x25 Inches

Readable listing notes 39 soft downy bed pillows with excellent quality striped ticking covers. Size 17 by 25 inches. Suitable for standard bed use and decorative rooms.

Methodists Would Limit Terms of Bishops Office

Chicago March 28 Four thousand laymen and ministers voted on questions about Methodists church structure. A heavy majority favored limited tenure for bishops and reelection eligibility. Area system continuity received strong support. restatement of doctrine favored by a narrow margin. prohibition as sole criterion for public office rejected. Split on relaxed marriage laws for divorced persons.

Chicago Associated Preas Northwestern Christian Advocate Kansas City

Divorces Filed in Three Days at Bhpetler Court

Twelve divorce petitions filed this week in Bhpetler court with six filed yesterday. Cases include Napoleon Joseph Boucher versus Margaret Weir Boucher with custody sought for three children and a marriage date of November 12, 1910. Pearl Harvey Ervin sues Calvin Ervin of East Orange over desertion from a September 2, 1916 marriage. Mercedes McAnemy Thill seeks to resume her maiden name after alleging cruelty by Albert Thill of this city, married February 4, 1924. Jessie Erwin Fairchild sues Eliott B. Fairchild for cruelty and to resume her former name, marriage June 30, 1927. Millie Gaskie Costello sues Howard M. Costello on desertion, married October 18, 1905. Lillian Russell of Danbury charges Earl L. Russell with misconduct, married August 1, 1925, with Alice Dooley named as a party involved.

Bhpetler Napoleon Joseph Boucher Margaret Weir Boucher Pearl Harvey Ervin Calvin Ervin East Orange N. J Mercedes McAnemy Thill Bridgeport Albert Thill Jessie Erwin Fairchild Bethel Eliott BR. Fairchild DeserHon Millie Gaskie Costello Stamford Howard M. Costello Lillian Russell Danbury Earl L. Russell Alsa Alice Dooley

Clark Sues Judd for Breach of Agreement

George B. Clark files in Superior Court a suit against Morton F. Judd seeking 95 000 in damages for breach of a 1936 agreement over the Evening Star inc sale. Clark says 10 000 was to be held back until all subtitles were paid and only 5 000 of that amount was paid.

Superior George B. Clark Morton F. Judd Stratford Clark Evening Star, Inc Judd

Coroner finds bus driver not to blame in fatal crash

Coroner John J. Phelan ruled the death of John Hansen aged 23 of New Haven accidental after a crash on East Main Street and Crescent Avenue. Hansen, riding a motorcycle at high speed, struck the rear of a Bridgeport Auto Truck Co bus driven by Michael Wasphuk of Fairfield. The inquest noted Hansen had previously been refused a license by a state policeman.

John J. Phelan East Main Street Crescent Avenue John Hansen Whalley Avenue New Haven Hansen Bridgeport Auto Trench Company Michael Wasphuk Miro Lane Fairfield

Fuller vetoes another utility salary bill

Boston March 4 Governor Fuller vetoed a bill to have the Commonwealth pay the full salaries of public utilities commissioners. Currently the salaries are partly paid from taxes and from assessments on water and electric companies.

Boston Associated Press Fuller Commonwealth Was and Electric Companies

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