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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
8
Ralph X Safford of WNtord filed suit in the Superior Court against Morris Metal Company alleging he extended a $20,000 loan in October and has been unable to collect the amount.
Damages of $600 are claimed in a common pleas court action filed yesterday by Tokn Schwanzel against Charles C. Kingston, both of this city, for a collision of automobiles on Pairdold avenue near Harrison street May 2. Schwanzel says he was driving in Fairfield avenue when the Kingston car, driven by George Kingston, son of the defendant, turned into him, injuring his machine.
William C. Moore of Norwich sues Jeremiah Holmes for injuries from an auto accident on Wilson Paint Road May 13 1923. The suit states the car owned by Holmes and driven by Ambrose Crockett struck Moore causing severe injuries seeking $3 000 in damages.
John A Huey Inc files in Common Pleas Court against Coce Stapler Manufacturing of Range Conn alleging 2 Iggan at 752 not paid. Damages of 2000 sought.
Live news fl ashes report riveters numbering 306 to 400 beginning a vacation from Bethlehem Ship Building Fore River yards in Quincy Massachusetts as a protest over working conditions. Other items note Miss Margaret Foley named deputy commissioner in Boston, and several obituaries and local notices from across cities.
The British American Social society hosts its first annual masquerade ball at 996 Stratford Avenue with special Halloween arrangements. Officers include George F B Wally as vice president, Beekwit as secretary, Jay Booth as treasurer, and Mrs. Whoway involved in planning.
David Lehine and others seek foreclosure of a mortgage against Mary Bellings in common pleas court. The note of August 4, 1949 for $1,509 arranged to extend credit to East End Building Company remains unpaid, according to the complaint.
J Alisa Cowie files a Superior court complaint alleging electrician Siander was defamed by defendants Joshua Sidebottom and George Ely of Bridgeport. Cowie claims damages of 1000 and says they called him a meen and made other allegations in presence of witnesses.
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