Judge Boardman Warns Liquor Traffic Dwindling In Bridgeport
Judge Boardman explains how enforcement and public opinion weakened illegal liquor trade in Bridgeport. He cites Connecticut statutes, suspended jail sentences, and eventual shifts in policing, court practice, and public sentiment leading to fewer saloons and altered penalties.
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Record of Prisoners in New Haven Jails 1916 1922
Record discusses enforcement of liquor laws in Connecticut, highlighting police court cooperation, prosecutions, and notable cases. It notes bootlegging pressure, enforcement challenges, and public attitudes toward Prohibition, with references to Bridgeport Hartford and Fairfield County officials and trials.
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Bridgeport Saloon Dismantling and Police Records 1933
Bridgeport police report lists saloon operations and dismantling dates from April 1 1933 to April 1 1029 with arrests for assault drunkenness vagrancy and breaching peace. The note cites historical venereal disease clinic data and states two saloons remain, amid efforts to curb illicit activity.
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Saloon suppression cuts arrests in Bridgeport study
A historical report compares arrests for drunkenness and liquor related crimes in New Haven Hartford Bridgeport from 1916 to 1984. It notes a sharp drop after prohibition measures and police actions reduced the number of arrests for drunks assaults and other offences tied to saloons.
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Prohibition Era Effects Recorded in Connecticut Counties
The Department of Cube C nies of Bridgapork reports a drop in alcohol counts and a decline in insanity admissions across Hartford New Haven and Warrheld Counties since the eighteenth amendment. It traces the per capita offenses and state expenses for county boards and notes no rise in penitentiary commitments tied to Prohibition related crimes, contradicting common claims.
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Kent Man Seeks Reward for Capture of Madmen
Kent man asks reward for capture of madmen. The article notes a superintendent, R. C. Kueb, says papers opened and will hold the matter for ten days under state law. Two of four escaped patients were captured Wednesday, with one still at large.
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