LICENCE IS
S OF SUIT
Charging negligence of a . trucSc
driver, Alex Dombi has brought suit
against Paul H. O'Neil, both of
Bridgeport, for $5,000 damages. On
May 26 the plaintiff claims to have
been riding on a truck driven toy the
defendanif s agent and was thrown off
at the corner of Hancock avenue and
Cherry street. He was injured jn the
fall and the suit is (brought to recover
the amount paid out in doctor's ex-,
penses.
I0THE ASKS
IECL0SUI
David B. Boo the of Stratford has
entered a suit in Superior court
against Jaines Duffy of Guilford ask
ing for foreclosure on 28 feet of
property on Railroad avenue. On
June 22, 1882, Catherine Kinsella
gave Boothe a note for $2,800 and it
I was secured by a mortgage on the
Railroad avenue property. She has
since died and left the property to
Duffy without any provisions to take
care of the note.
NINE BILLS NOW
IN CONFERENCE
Washington, May 1 Nine bills, in
cluding five of the annual appropria
tion measures, now aje in conference
between the Senate and House, setting
what some officials say is a record.
A tenth measure, that for water pow
er", development, has just been agreed
upon and is awaiting final action by
the Senate and House.
The money measures in conference
are the naval, rivers and harbors,
fortifications, agricultural and diplo
matic and consular. The other bills
are those relating to army reorgani
zation, army and navy pay, railroad
deficiency and civil service retire
ment. The House today began considera
tion of the sundry civil bill, the last
of the thirteeu BBBi Hfrvly jneas-
FRIENDS PAY
LASTMNORS
Many Attend Funeral Ser-'
vices For William E.
Smith. Today.
