Plaintiff Wins Damages Award in Superior Court
In a Superior Court decision handed down yesterday Judge Frank D Maia awarded the plaintiff damages of 1 988 dollars, with the court ruling in the plaintiff's favor for 1 948 dollars.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
3
In a Superior Court decision handed down yesterday Judge Frank D Maia awarded the plaintiff damages of 1 988 dollars, with the court ruling in the plaintiff's favor for 1 948 dollars.
Washington October discussions on unemployment policy near closure as Hoover says remaining subcommittees will report tomorrow. Railroads have added about 25,000 workers. utilities expect rising hiring amid remedial measures debated by shipping and construction groups. Mayors’ meeting announced for Norwich in October as Connecticut leaders prepare for submarine base inspection.
An advertisement touts VANS TRIPLE PIOS Phosphates as a fast remedy to build healthy flesh and muscle for undernourished individuals. It claims a 4 new combination boosts weight by five to ten pounds in a month, with a money back guarantee if results aren’t achieved.
James H. Allen, inventor of Allensia, claims Allensia conquers rheumatism in severe cases and offers a money back guarantee from his store. The ad urges sufferers to try the remedy despite ongoing pain and swelling, stating tested results and long experience.
Mayor Wilson accepted invitation to serve as honorary chairman of local committee for national campaign to gain support for Charles G. Davis budget cuts. Stanley H. Howe, director of National Budget committee, announced from New York City. City chiefs nationwide join in promoting federal retrenchment with local committees led by prominent business and professional leaders.
Tania Weldlich through Aneer Willis pursues the second of three appeals against Broad Street awards from the council over widening plans. The process notes delays, signatures, and objections by property owners as the corrected appraisal reveals a total cost of 16 305 to be borne by property owners, with further appeals anticipated.
Circle from the Public Works Commission announces completion of the Bethel to Bridgeport road and its opening to traffic. The route notes protests at several road shoulder sites and urges caution near points on the Victor Westport and Cannan corridors. Progress on statewide road building is reported with detours during completion.
Voters in Devon will vote on a four room addition to the local school to provide an assembly hall. Residents press for two rooms soon to enable graduation exercises, school entertainments, and other social events currently blocked by cramped space.
A general meeting of the Siafotr homie will be held in the F. MC Ath Hall at 20 o'clock tonight. I. HS. Lynde and Fretertel S. EU, local delegates to the SafetysTanaress in Boston last week in Seyterrbe, will speak on the nation convention’s works on public safety. A supper will precede the discussion.
Dr Kahler shoes offer comfort without sacrificing appearance. Hand lasted oxfords in brown or black kid feature a hidden steel shank to support the arch, prevent fatigue, and keep the foot secure. Qualified Kahler experts visit Bridgeport this week to assist customers in choosing the right model.
Tos clear therm out of the way in short order, new prices upon tasteful and worthy house dresses. Several models, brim and neat, well made, comfort able in service, nite patterns and colors. Plain chambray and checked ginghams and striped per 'cales, sizes 36 to 32-now $1.39 Special striped and checked percale with trimming in plain color, sizes 36 to 46-now $1.89
Howco Royal coffee 34 lb at $1 remains on sale this week. The blend is praised for strength body and smoothness and is roasted fresh daily at the store to ensure a steady supply.
Shoppers see coats burst from wraps and rush to the girls section as much as those priced at $16.50. The coats impress with smooth fur trimming and fine lining. Features include belted styles, box back and pleated backs in brown blue and green. Sizes 6 to 14.
Handsome fibre rugs offered at far below regular price. Sizes range from 9 by 12 feet to 36 inches. Woven with a unique over and under weave, smooth and strong. Colors include gray blue green rose and brown with some borders. Also advertised are numerous tea and dessert spoons forks and serving pieces. Durable fibers promise wear.
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