Six Uncontested Divorces on Today’s Trial List
The Superior court short calendar today includes six uncontested divorce petitions. Bartolo Guar di seeks divorce from Carmelia Guar di for alleged improper conduct with Patsy Lee, after a 17 month marriage begun May 31, 1922. Elizabeth Szabo will seek separation from Joseph Szabo, citing improper conduct since March 1, 1964, with a 23rd anniversary looming. desertion also charged. Anna C. H. Meyer asks for divorce from John B. Moyer on grounds of desertion and custody of daughter Olive Catherine Meyer, 7, amid a 1914 marriage and 1916 desertion. Dwight E. Williams seeks divorce from Dwight Williams on desertion grounds after a 1907 marriage and 1916 desertion. custody of son Russell E. Williams, 15, is noted. Minnie Estelle Glans sues Oscar Glans for desertion after 21 years of marriage, with no custody stated. Margaret Kunz seeks divorce from George J. King on desertion after a 1917 marriage, with custody of daughter Mildred, 4.
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Superior Court
Bartolomeo
Carmelia Guardi
Patsy Lee
Ving
Hartford
Bee
Joseph Szabo
Sheldon
Elizabeth Szabo
Humboldt Task
Canada
Scamford
Olive Catherine Meyer
Anna C. H. Meyer
Stamford
John BE. Moyer
Anna RE. Williams
Dwicht E. Williams
West Haven
Russel E. Willams
Chai
Alao
Minnie Estelle Glans
Norwalk
Oscar Glans
Redding
Margaret Kunz
Geroge J. King
Westport
Theyyere
Mildred
Trumbull Spends 200 On Gravel for Town Road
Nov. in Trumbull reports First Selectman Ranford L. Beach mobilizing a forest of men and teams to gravel the road from Trumbull church to the Bridgeport line. The Board of Finance appropriated 200 for this purpose. Nearby residents include Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hazard of Monroe visiting daughter Mrs. Frank Wells, and Mrs. Elizabeth Francis resting after surgery at St. Vincent's hospital. John Helwiz of New Jersey visiting Richard Robinson.
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Trumbull
Walter” Hazard
Monroe
Frank AL. Wells
Elizabeth Francis
St. Vincent’s Hospital
John Helwiz
New Jersey
Richard Robinson
Selectman
Ranford L
Bridgeport Inc
Th Board of Finance
Divorce Filed by Bollerer in Superior Court
A divorce suit was filed by George Bollerer of Springfield Massachusetts against Adelaide P Bollerer of this city on desertion grounds. They wed in New Britain June 7 1905 and the desertion occurred September 15 1929. The father seeks custody of daughter Gertrude A Bollerer age 17.
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George Bollerer
Springfiled
Mass
Adelaide P. Bollerer
New Britain
Gertrude A. Bollever
Painful Feet Relief At Bridgeport Surgical Co
Local Bridgeport firm touts relief for painful feet with custom arch supports and examinations. Ready-made aids discouraged. specialists diagnose the cause and fit devices at 158 IQ Avenue near Main Street with no charge for initial visit.
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Paul
Bridgeport
New Haven Surgical Company
N. H. Surgical Company
R Surgical
Buven Surgien! Co
Iq Avenue
Main Street
Believe Ansonia Men Know About Murder
Special to the telegram reports the reopening of the unsolved Nazarone Santoro murder case. Carmelo and Tony Spiriti with two brothers were arraigned in City court on assault charges and granted a one week continuance. Police say new information links the men to the case though they previously claimed no knowledge. All four were arrested at a railroad station as they prepared to depart for New York.
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Ansonia
Nov. S
Nazarone Santoro
Bie Tancee
Carmelo
Tony Spiritl
John Doe
Trailroad
New York
Former Head of Trolleymen Has Case Continued
A complainant told police he was assaulted at a Trolleymen Union meeting the night before. John Reilly, secretary, allegedly caused the arrest of ex president Jom Toohey of 201 Parrott Avenue. Toohey’s case was continued to today in City Court. Belikowski of 508 Crescent Avenue was fined 200 dollars and 15 days in jail for liquor law violations. John Bereacik, 16, of Mead Street, and Anthony Donbullian of 1928 Seaview Avenue were jailed 15 days for alleged disorderly conduct, with sentences suspended and probation for one year.
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vJohn Bereacik
Meadestreet
Anthony Donbullian
Seaview Avenue
Jait
Masons Celebrate 100th Meeting of Greenwich Lodge
New Canaan Nov. 8 Special to the Telegram The celebration marks Acadia Chapter 90 C E S meeting at the Masonic temple. A large crowd attended with musical selections and sketches by out of town talent plus dancing and light refreshments. The chapter’s activities grow as semi monthly meetings draw many members.
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New Canaan
Acadia
Masonic Temple
Henry Kelley
New York
Janette Alexanderr
Weer Street
Girl Scout Association
New Jersey
Auto crashes claim four Bridgeport lives in October
Four deaths resulted from auto accidents in Bridgeport during October. The Bureau of Vital Statistics report notes October had one fewer fatal auto crash than September. Other violent deaths totaled fourteen, including three by self harm, burns, a fall injury, a railroad incident, and two classified as unlisted.
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Bridgeport
Bureauu of Vital Statistics
Anothr
Creditors of Stamford Merchant Meet Nov 20
The first meeting of Millie Benjamin of Stamford, proprietor of a nation s store, who filed voluntary bankruptcy, will be held November 20 before Federal Referee John Keard. Liabilities total 1328.63, with assets including 200 in gloves and 72.52 in bank deposits.
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Millie Benjamin
Stamford
Nations
Banruptcy
John” Keard
Schoolboys killed by interurban car near Newark
Two schoolboys were killed and a third injured when an interurban car struck their automobile at a run crossing near Newark. The fatalities were Edgyworth Keebler and Cheater Morgan, with the injured lad named Ja Harry Drum.
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Newark
Here
Mobile
Run Crossing
Edgyworth Keebler
Cheater Morgan
Harry Drum
Bridgeport Inspection Event With Veterans and Auxiliaries
In Bridgeport Norwalk on November 20 William McKinley Judge Spanish War Veterans and its auxiliary will attend the inspection of the Bridgeport camp and auxiliary Mrs Emma Walker from New Britain department president of the auxiliaries will pay an official visit.
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Norwalk
William McKinley
Bridgeport
Emma Walker
New Britain
Manager of firm examined in trial of action
Evidence continued in the $75,000 breach of contract suit brought by Dexter Yarn Co of Pawtucket against American Fabrics Co in Superior Court. H I Albert Phillips of American Publics Co testified that in 1920 adjustments were sought on canton yarn contracts due to market slump. The contract involved 290000 pounds at 92.5 cents per pound. $1000 pounds remain undelivered. The plaintiff says the defendant refused further deliveries. the defense contends the yarn delivered was of poor quality and unfit for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter Yarn Co
Pawqucket
H. 1
American Fabrics Co
John P. Kellogs
H. Albert
Phillips
Stratford
American Publics Co
Canton
Long Hill Gets Witch Hazel Plant Reopens Factory Site
A fire company meeting in Long Hill sets November 16 for adjournment and December 5 for officer elections. The rear firehouse kitchen is near completion for Community Club turkey supper on the 17th. The old Gabler place shirt factory is being converted into a witch hazel extract plant by G Emark and associates, with operations to start soon.
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Long Hill
Gabler Place
G. Emark
Bliss Carman Begins Western Tour After Health Rest
Bliss Carman noted poet leaves New Canaan for an extended Canadian tour and coastward lecturing read ing program carried over from last season. He recently returned from the Adirondack Mountains to regain health and is widely known as a contemporary verse maker whose poems appeared in leading magazines.
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New Canaan
Bliss Carman
Canada
Carman
Adirondack
Handsome evening dresses and semi-formal gowns on sale
A catalog listing chiffon velvets crepe de chine Canton crepes georgettes and satin crepes in shades from mauve to black. Styles include long sleeves 3 4 sleeves sleeveless and beaded panel or medallion designs. Sizes cover full figures with dainty party dresses for misses and matronly gowns, all at $39.50. Second Moor center.
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Moor
Center
Novelty Ribbons Offered At $1 Yard On Special Counter
A large stock of novelty ribbons rich in design and color, eight to ten inches wide, priced at one dollar per yard. The purchase was offered on special counter No 2 on Friday, inviting shoppers to use ribbons for bags hats dress trimmings and men’s neckties among other ideas.
Wear-Ever Demonstrations Praise Aluminum Pans
Demonstrations all week feature expert guidance on using Wear-Ever aluminum for broiling steaks, roasting complete meals, and frying tasks. Special prices include double racks at $3.95, medium $4.95, large $8, plus a 3 quart tea kettle for $2.95. Fourth floor rear antiques area.
The smartest Winter fashions in Paris and Society
In the November Haen's iBazar editors offer a charming selection of new winter fashions to be seen in Paris and Society. The Greenwich Village of Paris article is featured and entertaining. Call at the book department or phone Barnum 454 for price and details. Main floor rear.
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Haen
iBazar
Paris
New York
Greenwich Village
Our Book Department
Barnum
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Masons
Greenwich Lodge
Ohio
Bridgeport Inspection
1 Yarn Company
Harvey & Lewis
Main St
Kodaks
Coun
Briday
Howland
THE
Howland Dry ‘Goods CO
Stratfield Bldg
Nafi
Harmony
Silk Store
Statfield Hotel
Elm Street
Biddle
Brooklawn Ave
Barnum Avenue
Coyne Bros., Inc
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