The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-12
MANY CASES
 ON SUPERIOR
 COURT CALENDAR

That the suit and counter-suit in volving the Blue Ribbon Garage com ham Hagler of New York city, will not finish before Wednesday, was evil dent when Judge John P. Kellogg was assigning cases for trial proceed ing the short calendar session of Su- perior court. This will be the fourth week that Judge Frank D. Haines has had this case before him, the suits involving more than $200,- 900. The garage company claims payments for Packard buses were not made as per contract while Hagler In turn claims that failure to deliver buses on time caused him to lose a franchise that he had obtained and forfeited, after having been offered $100,00O for some, had the bus equip ment Leen ready
 Contrary to expectations the re- ceiversh4p matter concerning the Lib- erty Motor Manufacturing company. was not finished /, but continued week. There was noticeable ten dency to continue eases yesterday because of the day being holiday that many of the legal fraternity were anxious to observe.
 In the matter of Leona M- Craig vs. the Craig Paper Box company, a motion asking for permission to sue William Webb, the receiver, was withdrawn.
 vorce action of virgie Bo1onga against Nicola BoIonga- These were for ahmony pendente lite; motion for custody of children; and a motion for an answer or to place the case on the unconteSted list.
 Attorney Francis J. Breen appear ed for Maurice Lazarus, in the matter of the receiverShip for the Peoples Quitting conlpany, and received per mission to collect from the receiver, Ike l.. Rosenbaum, New York, an amount of S720, allowed for a former receiver, and counsel fees amounting to $3s72O.
 Counsel for John D. Elder, being sued by Edwin A. Brook, entered general denial and it was agreed that answers to the pleadings must be after Attorney Hubbard had sought a limit of 30 days.
 An agreement of judgment of vs. William A. Schlump. A sum of 1 1,02250 for the defendant in the case of Philip Glasner against Lillian Stiff. The court day y,.,Tt Was s,-as set rs at by Lavery & Fin&testone and the defendant by T. F. Stetber.
 The defendants motion to eXpunge was granted in the case of Joseph Petrosk vs. the Connecticut company.
 A modification of a. degree for support of children, made when d. vorce action was brought by Lillian M; i nsan smpSon %aa aileMed 1ed the a4 figure be- ing dropped from s15 a week to S10.
 Answer in two weeks was ordered in the case of Robert w. Suspicion aganist Susas Weltz. A further or der. of notice by publication in Dan- bury newspaper was ordered In pending divorce action brought by Hazel E. Rose against Harry 5. Rose The parties are of Danbury. although the defendant is recently or parts unknown.
 A motion for leave to amend was granted in the matter of the Gener- al Aluminium company against the company, and a plea or abatement was declared of" The case of Henry J. Neal ct al vs. Ava I. Grover, by agreement, will be re- ferred to Charles Stuart Canfieid, New Haven as referee. The matter con cerns a contract for some building operations.
 Charles F. Pierce appeared for himself. not having had time to en- gage counsel to become familiar. with the action of Grace I. Pierce, recent ly brought against him. He secureu a continuance of @ week.