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JUNE 3,, 1919
tenner Asks Allies Not To Charge
War Indemnities Against Republic
Willing To Take Part Pre War Debt
SUIT FOR $40,000
MUCH INVOLVED
Defense Sets Up Counter
Claim Wants
$30,000.
Rather involved, with many claims
and counter-caims is the suit brought
in the superior court' and heard today
before Judge Howard J. Curtis, in
which James McLougrhlin seeks to re
cover from "William G. Shaw, trustee,
on a mortgage and note for $40,000.
Property of 123 acres in Norwalk
formerly known as the George L
Keeler farm, and later as Roton Hill,
originally held in trust for two chil
dren, and a number of houses in
Brooklyn figure in the complaint.
The claim is made by the plaintiff
that the deed and -mortgage was duly
executed some six years ago; that
payment is long past due and fore
closure should be granted. The de
fense states that fraudulent repre
sentation was made to the defendant
trustee as regards the Brooklyn
houses. Tho claim is made" that no
consideration was received for the
mortgage.
CORONER FINDS
ON KEGRIAKEDES
Gives His Verdict on Fatal
ity As Accidental
Death.
Coroner John J. Phelan has issued
a finding on the case of James Ke
griakedes who was instantly killed on
the night of May 26 at Harris switch
in Greens farms. He absolves the
driver of the jitney bus in which Ke
griakedes was riding from all blame
also the driver of the Ford, A. J.
Jones, the other car involved in the
fatality. According to the evidence
presented the coroner renders a ver
dict of accidental death.
