The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-15

The injunction restraining the War tren Brothers from going ahead with any work on the streets, for which ycontracts were made for pavement re- lpairs, and also restraining the city from paying to the Warren Bros. any Emoney not specifically appropriated Efor such work, was granted yesterday lby Judge William H. Williams before whom the matter was heard in New lHaven three weeks ago.
 The injunction is a temporary one and whether the Warrenite contracts are legal or not will be decided at the kSepternber session of the superior lcorrt to which the injunction is re- Iturnable- Before that court hear ling will be assigned on the applfca- EtionN to make the injunction perma- Irent-N Judge Robert H. DeForest, who represents the Warren Bros. Co, said that the legality of the contracts would be decided at that time and kfhat the case would be tried out on it's Emerits His statement indicated that lthe Warren Bros. Go is prepared to I make long legal battle to compel the city to carry out the contracts which MT. Courtade made after hav- ling secured the mayors consent to t-waive the statute which requires con- stracte of this nature to be submitted Ito competitive bidding
 The action of Judge Williams car Tries out his statement at the hearing tdn New Haven when he said that he was inclined to grant the injunction lCo11nseI for both sides at that time basked leave to submit briefs. The tbriefs did not alter Judge Williams opinion in the matter Attorney De sForest said today that counsel for iboth sides would ask the court to set Ian early date for a hearing on the ,matter of the permanent injunction
 The injunction proceedings were ich 0l for Clarence D. Anderson, a real es- tate man. Warren Bros. Go. had all ready been laying Warrenite on West avenue and Myrtle and Wood avenues were being prepared for the pavement Iwhen the action was brought. Work ihas been discontinued, however, ever since the legal action was begun The Injunction follows:
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 Superior Court, Fairfield County. August IA, 1914.
 "Clarence D. Anderson vs. The War ren Brothers Go. and The City of Bridg geport
 .Tn the Matter of the Application for Tempora ry- Injunction:
 f"The complaint in the above en- of the plaintiff, having been presented i to me, and the plaintiff moving that a temporary injunction issue forth ! with as prayed for in the foregoing I complaint; and it further appearing that the superior court to which said i action is returnable is not actually in i session; and the parties to the said action having appeared before me and been fully heard at hearing special Iy appointed and noticed for that pur- pose; and T, the subscribing authority, being of opinion for good cause shown that an Injunction ought to be issued l forthw and it further appearing to me that the said injunction should be issued without bond.
 By authority of the State of Con- i necticut, yous the said Warren Broth I CTS company. are hereby, for your selves, your attorneys. representatives, servants and agents, enjoined from performing any work under the con- tracts made with the City of Bridge port either directly through it's df- rector Of public works, upon the fol- lowing streets:
 Arctic street from Wanaazn street