Carroll Bound Over On Additional Charges In Theatre Case
Lawrence W. Carroll former head of the Rialto theatre bound over on an additional charge of selling standing room in a theatre without proper clearance. A bench warrant was issued by the Superior Court after he appeared on the prior onslaughter case connected to deaths at the theatre last November. Carroll pled not guilty and is held on $500 additional bond, with the earlier bond set at $1,086. Prosecution plans to try the standing room charge on Tuesday as the state is not ready to proceed on the onslaught case.
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Wew Haven
Lawrence W. Carroll
Rialto
Carroll
Will Ask Court to Set Date for Hunter Hearing
Judge Ianat Wolfe may be asked tomorrow morning to set a special date for the quo warranto hearing against Rutherford Hayes Hunter Stratford town manager. Attorneys planned to request last Friday but Judge Wolfe’s absence delayed it. With heavy docket and Stratford charter interpretation a focus, arguments may narrow the issue.
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Ianat Wolfe
Rutherford Hayes Hunter
Stratford
Frank Eb.coaine
Wolf
Bridgeport
Inquiry Held Into Death Of Christian Nelson
Coroner John J. Phelan will hold a hearing at 9:30 this morning into the death of Christian Nelson 87 of 1488 Park Avenue who died at St Vincent's hospital from a fall from a roof on March 8 at 251 253 West Avenue. Nelson was employed by Jennie Barnes of the State Realty Company.
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John J. Phelan
Christian Nelson
Park Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
West Avenue
Nelson
Jennie ©. Barnes
State Realty Company
Saloon keeper held for Superior Court
New Haven April 5 Walter Zlotkowski who keeps a saloon was bound over to the Superior court today on four liquor law violation charges, the first to be held for the higher court since the Volstead act. He had been in court three times in a year on liquor charges and faced a Federal court case. police say a still was found on his premises last time.
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New Haven
Walter Zlotkowski
Steward discharged for lack of evidence in Farrel case
A molly entered yesterday morning in the case of Join Farrel of 59d road street, forward of the Westwood Atletico club at $6% Maineirest, charged with alleged violation of the time. Evidence sent to prove Farrell had intent over liquor found in a room off the chupphouse. Chasred with assault, his wife and ten year old son Michael Samb racky of 11 Summer street will be arraigning in the Choy court all morning. He was to have been tried yesterday, but his son was unable to appear against the father due to heat received.
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Molly
Join Farrel
Road Street
Orward
Westwood Atletico Club
Farrell
Toon Ws
Michael Sambracky
Summer Street
Choy Court
Hetwas
Widow sues over fatal fall from Lexington avenue home
Dominick Fiengo, administrator, sues Pasquale Petrino for $10,000 in a Superior Court trial after Anna Fiengo fell from a third floor yard to her death at St. Vincent's hospital. Witnesses say warnings were shouted and a railing gave way during gutter work on the roof.
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Anna Fiengo
Lexington Avenue
Anthony Petrino
John K.’ Keeler
Dominick Fiengo
Pasquale Petrino
Danbury Land Case Set for Appeal After Court Ruling
In Danbury a Superior Court judge ruled for the plaintiff in a land dispute with Buen Lynchaeth, awarding property and costs totaling $838. The decision notes an anticipated appeal. The case centers on an January 14, 1914 agreement to buy land on Rocky Len Road, with alleged refusal by the defendant scuttling the deal and damages claimed at $1,000.
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Aclyn E. i Brown
Tlaintitt
Kati Woyeth
Buen Lynchaeth
Danbury
Oane
Rocky “Len
Hartford returns fuel hope for Democratic tide across state
Mayors jubilant as Hartford vote shifts toward Democrats. Mayor Atwater and City Clerk Dunnigan credit local gains, noting Democratic wins in Bridgeport New Haven Middletown and Willimantic close calls in Norwalk and New London. Predictions call for broader state wins next fall with New Britain anticipated to swing Democratic.
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Atwater
Hartford
Richard Qa Ainssalia
Francis P. Dunnigan
Harford
Bridgeport
New Haven
Middletown
Waterury
Willimantic
Norwalk
New London
Tuocas Dermonoraix
New Britain
Golump
Administrators Named for Two Estates In Probate Action
The probate court appointed Christ Joseph Donofrio and John Matej as administrators for estates valued at $3,000 and $0 respectively. Elizabeth Matai and Stephen Sikhe listed as appraisers.
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Papera
John Rosso
Silk stockings flash sale at $2.15 in rear aisle
An advertisement touts pure silk and all-silk stockings offered far below usual values. From a famed maker, only flawless stock is chosen, with irregulars rejected by keen inspectors. Full fashioned hem to toe, black nude white cordovan options. limited to rear left aisle.
Glowing new necklaces grace spring display at 79 cents
Glowing necklaces with red amber jet and blue green lilac beads draw attention in spring fashion. The 79 cent price contrasts with their vivid, tasseled designs offered to complement new apparel. Centered on bold color and lively beads, the items capture the season's spirit.
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Pring
Judge Wolfe to Hear Six Divorce Cases
Judge Tenan Wolfe, in the short calendar session of the superior court tomorrow, will hear six divorce actions among others: Walter Dutcher versus Filen on Trueter, Ida Whitney versus Herbert E. Whitney, George Howard Welty versus Terence May Webb, Irma M. OTrien versus Migbach, O'Brien versus Kesler, Martha W. Mary Helen E iludakya, Andrew.
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Tenan Wolfe
Superior Court
Walter Dutcher
Filen
Ida Whitney
Herbert E. Whitney
George Howard Welty
Terence May Webb
Irma M. Otrien Ve. Migbach
FL O'Brien
Edward IT. Kesler
Martha
W. Mary Helen Eiudakya
Andrew Dak
Doctor's Hokara Skin Treatment Ad Screens Belief
An old advertisement touts Hokara as a universal skin remedy praised by doctors and specialists. It claims quick firming, soothing of eczema pimples whelters acne and similar conditions with antiseptic properties. Available in jars for 60 cents through druggists or Hindles stores at Hindles, J D McCanan Co., Cornwall, Ne. Advertisement
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Jalingon
Specialiata and
Physiviana
Lpkara
Hokara
Kunranji
Hindles
McCanan GG
Bornell
Spring millinery charms in vivid colors and lively lines
The piece extols spring hats with smart lines and varied colors, noting softer shades and brilliant hues. Shoppers praise the abundance and appeal, with hats priced from 1.50 to 15 dollars and a fine collection at 8.50. Young folks’ hats range 1.50 to 7.50. greatest charm and variety now at seven fifty to fifteen.
Loose coats praised for comfort and graceful lines
The text extols loose coats praising their comfort and elegance. It highlights soft fleecy fabrics, durable textures, and the fabric’s drape. It notes brown and blue tones, skilled tailoring, and silk linings. Prices range from $45 to $75.
Waists on sale from our tasteful collection
From our own tasteful collection a dozen sorts of delightful waists at a new money-saving price. Georgette and crepe de chine waists and blouses in color and style with fine lace trimming and embroidery. White waists with delicate needlework and drawn work. Previously higher priced, now at 2 5/ or similar offer.
Gingham house-dresses offered in six styles
Affordable gingham house-dresses priced at 1.45 with six good styles. Described as well made with pockets, sashes, white collars and cuffs, in plaids, checks, and solid colors. Emphasizes fit, finish, durability, and value for home duties.
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Gingham
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