Golde Clothes Shop Sues for Lease Renewal Order
Golde Clothes Shop Inc sues Summel Silver and others in Superior Court seeking a court order renewing a five year lease from August 1 1918. Action also seeks injunction against writ of Mary Process pending before Justice E J McManus. Property formerly owned by Michael transferred to Goldy Shop. lease grants renewal right five years from August 1913 or during lease term. Dispute has persisted for years with prior motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tran
Golde Clothes Shop, Inc
Euginst Summel Silver
Curtis
E. J. McManus
Michael
Wa Levine
Mayes
Two Judgments Awarded Against Conn Co in Superior Court
In Augusta Hills and Davin Hills vs Connecticut Company, damages of 300 dollars and 3000 dollars respectively were awarded by a jury. The case followed a head on trolley collision near Shelton on October 19, 1919, injuring both plaintiffs. Judge Haines approved the verdict. liability was admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines
Augusta Hills
Davin Hills
Connecticut
Min
Mrs. Hills
A & ‘Ol~ Hey
Shelton
Goth
Connecticut Company
Settlement Reached In Auto Crash Suit Norwalk
Settlement out of court occurred in the Gadie Collins administratrix of the estate of John v Bishop and Lynes case yesterday before Judge D Haines and a Superior Court jury. Damages claimed totaled 00 for the death of Joan T Golling killed in an automobile owned by defendants. All parties residents of Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadie Collins
John
Bishop and Lynes
Uniul
D. Haines
Joan T Golling
Dra
Fenegants
Norwalk
Hawley v Lucas Sciton in Superior Court damages sought
In Superior Court yesterday Walter S. Hawley sued James Lucas Sciton for 20000 damages for injuries from a car collision on June 26 1916 on Pearfield avenue between Norma and Yale streets. The defense contends general negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Curtis
Walter S. Hawley
Th City
James CL. Lucas
Lucas
Pairfield Avenue
Norma
Yale Streets
Manley
Roosevelt May Sale Encourages American Shoppers
The notice promotes a one week sale of seasonable merchandise with stock ready and concessions promised to ease the cost of living. It urges every American to participate in the May sale and belongs to Roosevelt’s initiative, stressing modest incomes and covering needs.
May Sale Features Children's and Misses Dresses
The May Sale highlights many children's and misses dresses in gingham and voile at 2.65 and 3.65, with samples priced for today retailers. Also offered are lace and linen pieces, hats, toilet waters, and kitchen essentials, plus boys and girls outfits and new fall-ready items on the main floor.
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Bovinine
W. Louston
New York
Conn.co
Lucas Sciton
Hawley
Broad Street
BR Mark's
New
England
Broad ST
Roosevelt
D. M. Read Company
Valenciennes
Garden of Allah
Djer Kiss Rouge
Cts
Djer
Kiss
Read's
Little Boys
Roe i
Paina Ai
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