Decisions Filed In Tw Superior Court In Portland
Summary of decisions from the Tw Superior Court including judgments for the plaintiff Gildersleeve on a hay rent dispute, a non suit for Monteiri, and a contrary ruling in which possession changes were not proven. Also notes Arrigoni v. Middletown Bank over a protest note and other cases including Caiazzo v Lumbo for remodeling costs and Bloodgood v Zavodnick over loft rental with defendant awarded costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G. Cr
Gistonbury
Robert
Portland
Gildersleeve
John Holliste
San Monteiri
Monteiri
Glastonbury
Neuscheler
Middletown National Bank
Dionigi Arri
Arrigoni
M. Garry Walsh
M. Wagene Culver
Burpee
G. B. Carlson
Angelo Calazzo
James
Annie Palumbo
S. Harris Warner
Caiazzo
D. J. Mahoe
William Bloodgood
David Zavodnick
New York City
D. J. Donahoe
Berger Case to Jury Deliberations Begin in Chicago
Chicago Jan 8 Judge Landis wrapped up final instructions before sending the Victor Berger and four socialist leaders espionage case to the jury. The panel began deliberations after 10 o clock and a verdict was anticipated before night.
Pills and Seeds Compare Nature’s Mysteries in Women’s Health
An editorial fragment cites seeds yielding varied results, then extols Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, claiming his Favorite Prescription treats many female ailments with vegetable ingredients. It portrays the medicine as safe, free of alcohol or narcotics, and invites readers to request a trial package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Lca
Invalids
City Court Berth Now Talked About
Following the resignation of Superior Court Clerk Charles G. R. Vinal the city court judgeship is a running topic in Middletown politics. Rumors say Assistant Judge S. Harris Warner is considered the logical candidate while Judge Edlin may seek reappointment despite political grooming. Governor Holcomb appointed Edlin to fill the Pearne vacancy with a regular appointment to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. R. Vinal
Middletown
Edlin
S. Harris Warner
Pearne
Holcomb
Warner
Judiciary Committee
Middletown Chamber Directors Meet For 1919 Program
The Middletown Chamber of Commerce board meets tonight at the Hotel Arrigoni to begin the year’s activities. Supper at 6 30 precedes the session led by President Richard H Bunce. Key items include chamber business and plans for the annual dinner once the epidemic subsides. Membership aims rise from about 400 to 500 soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Chamber
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Arrigoni
Richard H. Bunce
Swedish Lutheran Church Notes on Society Enighet Meeting
The Society Enighet will hold its annual meeting and election of officers tomorrow at 2 20 afternoon at the church railors. Hosts are Mrs Charles Nelson and Mrs Hjalmar Bengtson. At 8 o'clock Luther league meets to receive reports and elect officers. The board of deacons will meet at the vestry on Saturday at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedish Lutheran Church Notes
Society
Enighet
Charles Nelson
Hjalmar Bengtson
Luther League
Middlesex County Caucus Elects Officers and Committeeman
The Middlesex county caucus elected William W. Wilcox of Middletown as chairman and J. E. Bliss of Clinton as clerk. Gilman C. Gates of Saybrook and Hjalmar Bostrom of Portland were named as doorkeeper candidates with Gates as first choice. Harold M. Meech of Middletown was named committeeman for permanent organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
William W. Wilcox
Middletown
J. E. Bliss
Clinton
Gilman C. Gates
Saybrook
Hjalmar Bostrom
Portland
Harold M. Meech
Installation of A O H Division Officers
The regular monthly meeting of Division No. 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians was held last evening in their rooms. County President John Bransfield installed the officers for the ensuing year and addressed the gathering at the close. A social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division No. 1
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Cers
John Bransfield
96th Birthday For Mrs Harriet Abell At Home
Mrs Harriet Abell celebrated her 96th birthday at her daughter Mrs Leverett Manwaring s home in Newfield. Confined to bed for a year and a half with a broken hip she remains cheerful despite illness and keeps a brave outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Abell
Leverett Manwaring
Newfield
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound testimonial
Irene King of Iola Kansas credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after a year of female trouble and general weakness. The Pinkham Laboratory notes many unsolicited testimonials and invites all women to request confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts for free guidance and potential life saving help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tola
Kansas
Lydia Eable
Pinkham
Irene King
West
Campbell Street
Iola
Pinkham Laboratory
Lydia E. Pinkham
United States
City Briefs From The Hartford Times January Notes
Light vehicle lamps at 5.04 this evening. January moon at perihelion January 11 and apogee January 23. Rains swollen ponds to small lakes. December allotments to soldiers' dependents will be received with January checks. Connecticut nurses total 2,051 registered. 1,017 in training. Mercury a morning star rising before sun. sun lengthens day by ten minutes. Governor's inaugural ball to welcome returning service members. Connecticut has 22 nurse training schools. 20 meet board standards. Navy yard employment rises to 100,000 in 18 months. New lines in ladies hair goods. millinery shops announce February closures. Legislators and local officials attend openings and meetings. Ice jams and skating at local ponds. moon circle observed. Various locals on business trips and licenses issued. Church meeting postponed to Jan 15. Local candidates and civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Hartford
Navy Yards
United States
America
T. J. Anderson
Stevens & Brewer
Main Street
John
Walsh’s
George F. Chapin
Cromwell
E W. Hazen
Haddam
Harold M. Meech
William W. Wilcox
Middletown
Capitol
Lowheag
Russell Manufacturing Co
Samuel P. Willard
State Board of Education
East Hartford
John R. Lynch
Edward S. Coe
New York
Silvio Manico
Higganum
Ruth M. Fredrezzi
Haddam Road
Joseph Merriam
Comet
Willow Island
Pameacha Pond
Church of the Holy Trinity
J. A. Scully
F. W. Scully
Liberty Street
Camp Hancock
Musieg
Arrigoni
Tulliaferro
Adv
Harry Spatcher
Warwick Street
Middlesex County
State Capitol
William J. Kieft
West Haven
Wilcox, Crittenden & Co
Two Hundred Present at Annual Event Honor Roll Dedicated
Middletown Lodge of Filks held its annual roll call with about 200 members present. State Deputy Joseph Ivers of Bridgeport spoke on patriotic subjects, followed by a social with a roast pork spread by Chief Chef Thomas Sears. An honor roll for eighteen in service was unveiled by Edmund C. Brill. Plans include Past Exalted Rulers night in February and the annual banquet in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Lodge of Filks
Joseph Ivers
Bridgeport
Ivers
Thomas Sears
Tuttte
Edmund C. Brill
Middletown Review Installs Women’s Benefit Association Officers
State Commander Clara W. Larken officiated at Middletown Review No. 2 as Annie A. Conroy led the Women’s Benefit Association installation. Officers named include Lizzie K. Smith heat commander Agnes Hunt Mary Coleson Mary A. Kelley Nellie McIntyre Catherine O’Neil Jennie Watson Elizabeth Heenan Catherine Henry Edna Stevens Bessie Markham Edna Miller. A Sowheag Encampment No. 6 installation followed with Willis C. Perkins as C P and Charles A. L. Morgan as H P and a social hour after refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Women’s Benefit Association
Clara W. Larken
Annie Tanskie
Annie A. Conroy
Lizzie K. Smith
Malcoon
Agnes Hunt
Mary Coleson
Mary A. Kelley
Nellie McIntyre
Catherine O’neil
Jennie Watson
Elizabeth Heenan
Catherine Henry
Edna Stevens
Bessie Markham
Edna Miller
Peptiron Promises Iron Boost After Illnesses and War
An advertisement touts Peptiron as a superior iron blood and nerve tonic to aid recovery after influenza grip and other ailments. It claims to restore iron to the blood, support worn-out adults, delicate women, students, growing boys, invalids, convalescents, the aged, and infirm, and praises pharmacist endorsement.
Miss Welthy Brainerd Dies at 23 in New London
Welthy Brainerd, daughter of Alert N and Harriet Brainerd of Higganum, died at Lawrence hospital New London after influenza evolved into pneumonia. A former Higganum schoolteacher she began nursing in October at the hospital. She is survived by her parents three sisters Mrs Herbert Newton of Hartford Miss Leona Brainerd of Higganum Mrs Perry Brainerd of New Haven and two brothers Clarence of New Britain Louis of New Haven. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Welthy Brainerd
Alert N
Harriet Brainerd
Higganum
Lawrence Hospital
New London
Miss Brainerd
Patrick Regan Dies At Middlesex Hospital
Patrick Regan died at the Middlesex hospital this morning and the remains were removed to his Spring street home. He leaves a wife and three children, also his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Regan, one brother Michael and three sisters, Mrs. John Connell, Mrs. Adolf Freytag of Hartford, and Mrs. John Haas of this city. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Also, funeral for Miss Eleanor Bailey will be held from the home of her niece, Mrs. B. H. Freeman, 57 East Mainstreet, South Farms, Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev. S. W. Lawson to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Regan
Middlesex Hospital
Spring Street
Michael Regan
Michael
John Connell
Adolf Freytag
Hartford
John Haas
Eleanor Bailey
B. H. Freeman
East Mainstreet
South Farms
Old Fire Horse Dead at Meriden Fire Dept
Garland and Strauss, local produce dealers, report a valuable horse died suddenly last night. The white workhorse had long served with the Meriden fire department and was a trusted station animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland & Strauss
Meriden Fire Department
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TW Superior Court
Dge
Lucien F. Burpee
L. W. Bower
M. D
City Court
Gage and Bonhotal
Dresden
Spear Bros
Widdletown’s
Broatch’s Modern Book Shop
Corey
ELKS
Odd Fellows’ Hall
C. P
Willis C. Perkins
H. P
Charles A. L. Morgan
S. W. Arthur F. Hayes
J. W
George A. Spatcher
Franklin Hutchins
Frederick L. Phelps
Pape
Caulkins & Post Co
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