Mrs Bean to Ask 50000 Alimony at Hearing Today
Mrs Bean seeks 50000 alimony in the divorce suit filed by Sidney A Bean of Greenwich against Sally Noble Bean of New York. The cross complaint charges infidelity by Bean in New York. Mrs Bean also alleges ten years of intemperance and intolerable cruelty, while denying desertion claims from January 1914.
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Civil Superior Court
Sidney A. Bean
Greenwich
Sally Noble Bean
New York
Warner
Mrs. Bean
Sybil Ellwood
Bean
Three Divorce Actions Filed in Superior Court
Three divorce petitions were filed yesterday afternoon in the Superior court. Howard A. Wilcox seeks a divorce from Catherine Wilcox, alleging desertion since September 1913. they were married October 5, 1912, Catherine's maiden name Catherine Crockett. Simon Reitter seeks separation from Sarah Reitter of Stratford alleging intolerable cruelty. Sarah, born Sarah Wheeler, married June 18, 1917. Clara May Ferguson of Norwalk sues Robert L. Ferguson of Cross River, married November 24, 1909, desertion alleged January 27, 1912. they mutually agreed to live apart until reconciliation. Mrs. Bean seeks relief from husband in New York, alleging he has kept an apartment for her since 1914 at 388 West 56th Street and infidelity with other women.
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Howard A. Wilcox
Catherine Wilcox
Wilcox
Willcox
Catherine Crockett
Simon Reitter
Stratford
Sarah Reitter
Marned Fife
Milford Machine Gunner Wounded in French Hospital
Herbert Standen of the 102nd Machine Gun battalion AEF is reported severely wounded and hospitalized in France. His parents on High Street were notified. He praises Red Cross relief and Salvation Army, vowing to support them on return home.
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Milford
Herbert Standen
102Nd
American Expeditionary Forces
France
High Street
Tella
Red Cross
Standen
Salvation Army
Yule Bowl
George Henry Standen
England
Bridgeport Man Praises Mayr’s Remedy For Stomach Ailments
Bridgeport businessman recounts years of stomach trouble and gas followed by a Rochester operation suggestion. He credits Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy with relief, claiming it removes mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract. One dose convinces or money refunded at Riker Drug Store.
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Rochester
Minn
Mayr
Riker Drug Store
Fighting's Fine Come On In Private Writes Home
Private John J. Waltersdorf of the 18th Field Artillery overseas sends cheerful words home to friends in the city. He recalls volunteering for service months ago and mentions bringing the Kaiser with him at the end of a leash. Waltersdorf once lived at 8 Ellis Lane and worked for Crane Company.
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John J. Waltersdorf
18Th Field Artillery
Waltersdorf
Ellis Lane
Crane Company
Postage rise for second class mail on July first
An advance in second class mail rates takes effect July 1 with eight zones. Zones one to eight see climbs from one and a quarter to ten cents per pound by 1921. The 1919 rates show varied increases across zones, and schedules for 1920 anticipate further rises.
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Tyre
Mrs Fleck Addresses Red Cross Meeting in Newtown
Newtown residents attend Red Cross event in Congregational church parlors with Mrs H W Tieck headlining the Hour of appeal. Over $2,900 subscribed in Middle district toward a $3,000 quota as high school students help with tagging and fundraising.
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Newtown
H. W. Tieck
Minute Women of
Bridgeport
The
Red Cross
Congregational Church
Thomas Brew
Sandy Hook
St. Rose's Parish
St. Marshall
John Leavey
Botsford Till
Moses Harris
Iedward Harris
Milford
Blake
New York
Gaffney
Main Street
William Gaffney
Margaret Callahan
New York City
Grange
N. J
Elinor Cavanaugh
Tn B Cavanaugh
North Main Street
Virginia
Moulihan
Catherine Morris
Norfolk
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M. Steinert & Sons Co
New England
Main St
Bridgeport, Conn
Treasury
McAdoo
Bridgeport Morrisplan CO
Union Street
NEW England Steamship CO
Beechangs Pills
John J. Waltersdore
Diggers
Aimwell Coy
Main and Elm Sts
Gingham
Memorial Day News
Patrick McGee
E. Washington Ave
Frank J. Ostrofsky Pharmacies
Pembroke St
Cor
Hamilton
East Main St
Jane
Mullins’ Typewriter Exchange
Poli Bldg
Corona Folding
Conlin & Headquarters For
Wn. Aarland & Sons
Pratt & Lambert’s
Green, Inc
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