Schack Ordered to Pay Attorney Fees in Divorce Case
Maurley Schaack, an insurance agent, was ordered by Judge James H. Webb in Superior Court to pay 100 court costs for counsel fees in contesting a divorce or annulment petition involving his marriage to Dorothy Richmond. Attorney J. B. Klein argued Schaack had avoided prior agreements and court orders, noting payment history and alleged coercion.
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Springfela Bridge
Dorothy Richmond
James H. Webb
Superior Court
Faes
J. B. Klein
Schaatk
Free
Klein i
Schaack
Bridgeport
Hartford
Shelton Mayor Spent Nothing For Election
Local candidates filed expenditures in the town clerk’s office. Republican mayoral candidate Thomas G. Ward spent nothing. Democrat mayoral candidate Beard spent $10, while other candidates’ expenses appeared as contributions to town committees.
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Shelton
Thomas G. Ward
Beard
Norwalk Laborer Injured in Explosion
Norwalk on Nov 24 a city laborer Leopo Schneider was badly burned when a dynamite cartridge exploded as he leaned over a fuse to inspect it. The blast injured his face hands and chest while his coworker Robert Raymond escaped with minor scratches.
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Roe
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Robert
Raymond
Ton Scratch
Colonel W. E. Landers Meriden Veteran Dies at Home
Colonel William W. Landers, 75, a Meriden veteran with a 50 year military career, died today at his Washington Place home. He served in the Spanish American War, led the state guard, held multiple offices, and retired after a long public service. He is survived by two daughters.
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Aiden
Navy
Wiliam BE. Landers
Washington
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New Haven Reports 837 Locomotives Unserviceable
New Haven railroad general manager Bardo released a statement on rolling stock as of November 1 showing 837 of 1141 locomotives out of service and needing more than 24 hours to repair. An additional 70 units require minor repairs, totaling 39.0 percent unserviceable, higher than October and prior levels, with freight cars also reduced from pre strike levels.
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Bardo
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
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Gomownat
Man seeks court to name administrator in estate case
Thomas Veresped asked the probate court yesterday to appoint him administrator of his wife Elizabeth Veresper s estate, valued about 1000 including three Stratford building lots. Bridgeport deaths and other heirs named, with stones of real estate and minor values.
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Thomas
Danbury Youth Thomas Wootteen Burned to Death
Danbury on November 14 reports the death of Thomas Wootteen, 18, who suffocated and was fatally burned in Elijah Sturdevant’s home after a lighted candle ignited bed clothes during an epileptic episode. Wootteen, an orphan, had been in the care of the first selectman for several weeks.
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Danbury
Thomas Wootteen
Eljah Sturdevant
First Selectman
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Disallowance of Estate Claim Against Miss Eadie
Probate court commissioners I P Nobbs and A M Comey ruled against Seohart W Eadie’s claim of 1250.40 against Jeanette Eadie’s estate. They found no valid writing promise to repay money loaned, amid irregularities in the will and pending Superior court appeal. estate valued at several thousand dollars.
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A. M. Comey
Pravate Court
Seohart W. Eadie
Jeanette Eadie
Eialmua
Paul TL. Miller
Engity
Fairheld
Avenie
Robert W. Eadie
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Robert WW. Eadie
Blige
Ong Wig
Nobbs
Conley
Sion
Mystic Boy Dies After 40-Foot Cliff Fall
A Mystic boy died following a 40 foot fall from a cliff near the quarry. John Kenarth Lebeau was among those at the scene and authorities reported the incident late yesterday. The boy was rushed to Tom Morin Hospital in the city where doctors pronounced him dead. Further details were not immediately available.
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Mystic Boy
Quarry
Mystic
John Kenarth
Lebeau
John Delbeau
Oceon
Tommorin Hospital
Old Gister
Suit for Permit Against Stamford Mayor Continues
The Stamford case questions a building permit for Agnes for a sculpture on South Wheel Avenue. Judge James Webb continued the suit for nine months. City officials delaying the permit cite pending street construction plans. Corporation Council Adelbert Skeel asked to avoid delays, promising earlier court action and a future hearing.
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Stamford
Agnes
Southwheld Avenue
Jamey H. Webb
Superior Court
Corporation Council
Adelbert A Skeel
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