Kin of Roosevelt Woman Seeks Divorce on Cruelty Claim
Public humiliation and a cruel temper are cited by Emily H. P. Roosevelt in testimony against her husband E George H. Chadderton in Superior court. The couple, residing with his father, separated after he admitted a relationship with another woman. Witness Ina Crofut corroborated some details.
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Egeorge EH. Chadderton
Stamford
Dmily H. P Roosevelt
Chadderton
President Roosevelt
Superior Court
Christopher J. Avery
Chadderton Assu
Chad‘derton
Ina Crofut
Norwalk
Chad_ derton
Marian Singer Dies Old Actress At 73 In Long Island Sanatorium
Marian Singer a former actress who appeared with De Wolfe Hopper Tilia Russell Francis Wilson and other stars died in a Long Island sanitarium where she had resided for some time. Born in England she spent many years in the United States retiring in 1912 to teach elocution.
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NW York
Nov
Marian Singer
de Wolfe Hopper
Tilian Russell
Francis Wilson
Long Island
England
Governor-Elect to Appoint Farm Secretary
Washington November 21 President Coolidge plans to appoint Howard M Gore as Secretary of Agriculture until he becomes Governor of West Virginia on March 4. Gore’s term as acting secretary ends at month’s end. The President will review candidates named by farm leaders, including Jardine Taber Christi and W Fugsley, before March 4.
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Washington
Coolidge
Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
White House
Gore
Wallace
William M. Jardine
Kansas Agricultural College
Louis Taber
Columbus
Ohio
G. O. Christi
Purdue University
Indiana
Co. W. Fugsley
Sout Dakota Augricultural College
New Haven Bar Honors Late Judge Heaton Robertson
Tributes from New Haven lawyers honored the late Judge Heaton Robertson at a New Haven Bar Association meeting today. Associates praised his personal integrity and legal acumen, noting his impact on the local judiciary.
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New Haven
New Heaven
Heaton Robertson
New Flaven Bar Association
Decision Awaited on Cargoes Held by Railroad
Judge John R. Booth heard arguments in Superior court on a case involving five cars of flour and feed held by the New Haven railroad. Minnesota milling companies seek repossession from First National Bank and contend drafts were accepted before merchandise arrival, prompting a bankruptcy of the National Grain corporation.
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First National Bank
National Grain Corporation
John R. Booth
Superior
Booth
New Haven Railroad Company
Minnesota Milling Companies
Grain Corporation
Connecticut
Norwalk Girl Whose Bigamist Marriage Is Annulled
A Norwalk girl who wed a man later convicted of bigamy received an annulment in Superior court. Millicam Quick, age 13, from Norwalk, married Wilbur Hope in October 1922. Judge John R. Booth’s four decrees voided the union amid Hope’s prior second marriage and subsequent year jail sentence.
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Bridgeport
Wilbur Hope
Millicam, Quick
Norwalk
John R. Booth
Superior Court
Flope
Iie County
Careless Hunters Start Forest Fire in Johnson Lane District
A hunter caused a forest fire near the Johnson Lane district in Middletown burning about 20 acres before officers and farmers halted it with backfires. The blaze began around 9 am and took until late afternoon to control, according to Game Warden George J. Fisher.
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Middletown
Lome
Johnson Lane
George J. Fisher
Tarmers
Pulding
Holy Name Society Social at St Augustine’s Thursday
The Truly Name society of St Augustine's church plans a Thanksgiving social Monday evening with an entertainment program led by chairman William Young and a committee including Janes Kennedy Daniel Brennan and others. Performers listed include Wilfrad Walker James Saunders Daniel Dunn Lieut Reilly Joseph Whelan and more with John Cody as storyteller. Refreshments to be provided by William Garrity Harvey Pond Thomas Cullen Terence Anderson and John Gallaghe.
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Truly Name Society of
St. Augustine's Church
William Young
Janes Kennedy
Daniel ‘Brennan
William Buckley
Robert Dunnigan
Recreation Work Yields Over $16 850 in Revenues
The Board of Recreation reports 16 850 50 in receipts from golf bathing and other activities returning to the city treasury. Net recreation costs for the year were about 10 100, roughly salaries for supervisors, with an initial 26 500 appropriation and 450 transferred from contingent funds for golf. The program covered Seaside Park bathing facilities first aid tent beach patrol Beardsley Park golf maintenance city playgrounds municipal diamonds tennis dancing basketball and a Fourth of July fireworks display.
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Board of Recreation
Robert A. Leckie
Leckie
Seaside Jpark
Beardsley Park
Contested Priority Rights of Court Awards Figure in Contest
Two judgments totaling 84000 against Gaynor Manufacturing faced a demurrer before Judge Christopher L Avery in Superior Court over which should be paid first. City National Bank foreclosed a 44000 mortgage and seeks priority over Remington Arms UMCs 40000 judgment. Attorneys debated timing rules for liens after final judgments and appeals citing four month limits.
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Gaynor Manufacturing Company
Christopher L. Avery
City National Bank
Remington Arms U. M. C
Carl A. Foster
Remington
Wir
Foster
Homer
Cummings
Remington Company
Jonn
Supreme Court
Wen
Cummings Field
Swedish Singers of Connecticut to Give Concert Here
The United Swedish Singers of Connecticut announce a concert at Bridgeport High School auditorium on Saturday evening, November 39. The 18 trained male voices include the Morden Singing Society and several Bridgeport and Hartford groups. Assisting artists are Mrs. Plovenes I Mayes and Miss Minnie Siverstone, with Mrs. Tilman Fled vere as accompanist. The program mixes Swedish and American folk songs by the chorus with solos by the two soloists.
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United Swedish Singers
Bridgeport High School
Morden Singing Society
Bridgeport
Apollo Singing Society
New Even
Clee Club
Hartford
Arps Sextette
New Britain
Rphel Glee Club
Spring
Plovenes I Mayes
Cavirealto
Gleist
Minnie Siverstone
Tilman Fled+ vere
Jealous Husband Divorced by Wife in Superior Court
Stephen Benedetta testified that his wife Antonetta Benedetta was jealous of his brother. The court granted a divorce from John R. Baeth, citing drunken and brutal treatment. Custody of two children awarded to the wife with maintenance of eight dollars weekly.
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Stephen Benedetta
Antonetta
Benedetta
John R. Baeth
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