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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1922

Page

24

Desertion Alleged in Suits Filed Yesterday

Papers in two divorce suits filed in the Superior Court yesterday allege desertion by the defendants. May Borardun of Norwalk sues William B. Bogur for desertion on January 7 and seeks alimony. Dorothy E. Knowles of Delaware sues George G. Knowles of Greenwich on a desertion claim dated March 20.

Kwere Superior Court Iyusterday Nna May Borardun William B. Bogur Norwalk Dorothy E. Knowles Whiming Delaware George Gnowles Greenwich Aester Tess

Alimony Hearing Sparks Courtroom Scene in Norwalk

Thomas Avant of Norwalk testifies in a Superior Court alimony case against Mary Avant. The pair clash in the county building elevator with threats and emotional outbursts as Judge Isaac Wolfe oversees the proceedings. The husband offers to give up all he owns to end the marriage amid tension and shouted accusations from Mrs. Avant and her relatives. The judge orders support payments and warns against criminal conduct, while the couple's confrontation spills into the hallway and attorney offices.

Mary Avant Norwalk Thomas Avant Mary Isaac Wolfe Superior Court Wolfe Avant Ananath B. RB. T New York Boston Post Road Tina Mrs. Avant Olly Avan

Judge Maltbie Deals With Theft Case Involving Church

Arthur E. Church, 30, of the city, pleaded guilty to embezzling 4550 from J. H. Cohen Co. Inc. He was remanded to September for restitution with 5000 bond. Maltbie criticized the firm for check kit practices, saying employers shared blame.

Arthur £. Church William M. Martbie Toriminal Superior Court J. H. Cohen Co. Inc John Street Church Ube

Claims Beauvais Sold Letters of Anne Stillman

Poughkeepsie May 12 testimony in the Stillman suit said two letters written by Mrs. Anne L. Stillman to Indian guide Fred Beauvais were bought last week for fifteen thousand dollars by a Stillman lawyer. Edmund Lee, a former New York policeman now a Stillman detective, attributed the testimony. The letters signed Kathita and described as Canadian love were part of negotiations in Montreal involving Beauvais.

Poughkeepsie Witten Anne L. Stillman Fred Beauvais Beauvais James A. Stillman Edmund Lee New York

G W Field Files Bankruptcy Plea At Milford Home

May 12 reports George W. Field a New York broker with a Milford summer residence filed a bankruptcy petition listing liabilities of 35084 with assets in Ansonia and Waterbury plus his New York office. Field is a member of the New York Stock Exchange and formerly engaged in grocery trade locally.

New Staven Eorze W. Pield New York Milford Hia Rogsgets Ip ix Pied New York Stock Exchange Anson

Bar Applicants Must Have Good Moral Character

The Bar Association of Fairfield County adopted a resolution requiring sponsors and endorsers of bar admission applicants to have positive knowledge of the applicants moral character before referrals are made to the State Bar Examining Committee. The list of names from Bridgeport, Stratford, Stamford, Norwalk, Westport, Greenwich, Washington DC, South Norwalk, and other towns shows those recommended for June 7 examinations in New Haven.

Bar Association of Fairfield County State Bar Examining Committee New Haven Frederick A. Beach Stratford Elas Cramer Stamford Rockwell TF. Dugan Norwalk Prank W. Dunn Bridgeport Horace G. Hitchock Westport Howard J. Kelly Henry J. Kstein Isadore J. Kotler John §. Kusmith

Tour of Triumph Pleases Harding on Brief Holiday

President Harding tours New Jersey during a vacation weekend traveling from Maryland to Absecon with Senator Prelinghusys and party. He greets cheering crowds along roadsides and delivers a short informal speech about restoration of prosperity, noting New Jersey’s enthusiasm mirrors California and Ohio.

Harding Hardin Prelinghusys Ag Nednesey New Jersey Vietion Maryland Ain AL Eimer California Ohio Florida

Desertion Pleas Dominate Early Divorce Actions

Judge Newell Jennings presided in the Superior court as a busy morning yielded numerous uncontested divorce costs. Hazel W. Plunkett sought a decree on desertion against Patrick H. Plunkett after marriage in 1912, with proof of his infidelity at home. The docket also featured Wedmore versus Wedmore for intolerable cruelty and intoxication with custody awarded to two children, and Josephine Beckers obtaining a desertion-based divorce and name change after long marriage beginning in 1906. Additional cases included desertion judgments for Clara J. Gilbert, Anna Hubbel, Lina Thompson, and others, with various custodial and name-change provisions.

Sogramony Arca Grace Frances Seeteh Harrington Q. “Hatch Marion Mra Hatch Newell Jennings Hatcr Titlan Hutch New York Wil S'H Woodcock Pee Jay Shadow Hatch New York City Virginia M. Austin Ansonia To & Idrog Austin SeitOh Ifsawilliam E. Woodcock Sound Speach Witudge Jennings Superior Court Hazel W. Plunkett Patrick H. Plunkett Yen EH. Wedmore Central Avenue Charles K. Wedmore Sit Degerdion Josephine Tr. Stagg Beckers John Thomas Reckers Reckers Warsten Street Syrngfied N. J John ©. Seger Catherine Clark Beckers Alice S. Baker Stratford Alva Ji Baker Stratford Town Hall Toledo Baker Gilbert William Norwalk Clara J. Gilbert New Haven Charles L. Normand Etrel Marklane Anna Hubbell Vranik Hubbell Elenvy Austin Thompson Lina 8 Thompson Yonkarg Emily Darting Adey Yag Irving Daystor Loring Gertrude L. Phillips

Meteor Rocks Virginia Homes in Many Cities Norf olk

A meteor shower struck last night across Virginia with fragments found two miles northeast of Blackstone in Nottoway County. The rock collapsed a stove of oak and left a crater about 500 square feet in area. Several trees were buried and the object was described as metallic in composition.

Meteor Rocks Virginia Norfolk Blackstone Nottoway County Wren Severn Bennath Jyole Brent

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