General alarm for two prisoners escapes city jail
Police issued a general alarm for two jail inmates, MacGreavy and Devaney, who escaped from the county jail yard amid a truck delivery. Slips indicate MacGreavy was jailed for 26 days and fined for overload, Devaney for bicycle theft with a 10 day term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T
Grevawad
John Dentreet
MacGreavy
Sud
Waste
Greenwich
Devanex
Devaney
Wu; Macreary
Fred Walker
Bridgeport Stone Co
MacGrean
Referee Recommends Payment in Norwalk Contract Case
Referee Donald Warner in a report to the Superior Court recommends payment by Norwalk firm Cleveland Iron Works to Norwalk based Clover Manufacturing Co. of 23065.65 on a cross claim tied to a breach of contract suit. The litigation, dating to 1918, involves Clayton Manufacturers seeking 198,904 from Austin Company over a factory building contract disputed in Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald {. Warner
Austin Company
Cleveland
Clov@r Manufacturing company
Norwalk
Nowalk Company
Clayer Manufacturing Companys
Piete
Austin Coympant
Ques- Hom
Man with mental illness taken from hillside home
A Black man with mental illness was removed from a hillside home in Richmond by State Charities authorities and returned to his hometown. He arrived in May after breaking into an East Side house months earlier, was placed in an institution, and reportedly harmed staff in a confrontation. His wife lives elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudge Hendrick
Isi Negra
Richomond
Viio
Ile Vailissea
Hendrick
Deputy coroner finds Pellath likely insane in murder case
Deputy Coroner Stevenson testified that Stephen Pellath likely did not have his wits about him when he killed his wife Ciara at 142 Milne Street last Friday. He recommended Pellath be examined before trial, with confinement for observation if insane, or responsibility if sane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry (. Stevenson
Stephen Peilain
Milne Street
Ciara
Pellath
Stevenson
Evenson
Pact
Edward P. McGovern
Fellaihy
Hones
Board of Phy
Menialus
Stephes Pellari
Aler
Delinquent Tax Payers Examined by Officials
Officials, led by Tax Commissioner Blond sell of Martford, examined delinquent taxpayers on March 74. Representatives from the assessment office prepared schedules listing properties owned by the delinquents for collection by the revenue department. A new plan was announced to pursue laguenis who failed to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mincore Wits
Cine
Hinir
Blondsell
Martford
E Tes Conpesitioners Office
Contrey
Library Board Fails to Set Quorum at Eas Meeting
The library board failed to reach a quorum at the East meeting held to discuss a proposed plan involving the National change and a new water scheme. The session was adjourned after officials could not assemble enough members to proceed with the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwaler & Eas
Pontatis
Easi
Vital Statistics and World Bird Facts From Old Ledger
A garbled list of names and addresses appears to record births or marriages with dates like August and August 5, plus a note on the largest age of any bird in the world. It also mentions a giant evergreen in Bungaban, Henan province, claimed to be nearly two thousand years old with a 35 foot circumference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Femaie
Bungaban
Henan
China
Locomobile to bring test car to plant soon
Durant rivals compact plan for Locomobile release with Princeton model to be produced at its Bridgeport unit within 30 days. Jackson, VP, says initial output capped at 12 cars annually with full production readiness by January 1. Flint, Michigan will host long term plan to raise output to 4000 yearly within five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant Hanks Enite
Cahill
General Motors Group
Mune
Ind
OB. Jackson
Locomobile Company
Princeton
Seaside Park
Bridgeport
Durant
Patecoriges
Flint
Michigan
Kneeton
Avikeen
Vehicle Officials Hear Cases Of 2 Local Drivers
A deputy commissioner of motor vehicles heard multiple local cases at the County building yesterday. Anthone White of Coleman Street faced reckless driving charges, Tony Simnel of Beers Street had a 4 count arraignment, and several others including Julie Forkin, Arthur Keinan, Joseph of Fairfield Avenue, GC Vinlette, and Joseph Crisente were arraigned for various violations. Additional cases were postponed for later consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Frivere
New Haven
Matrfield
Ford
Anthone White
Coleman Street
Tony Simnel
Beers Street
Thevear
Tivenac
Juliue J. Forkin
Arthur FL Keenin
Hauer
Joseph
Pairtiets Avenue
Vinlette
Noble
Reckean v
Joseph Crisente
David Mackenzie to Address Lions Club
The noon Lions Club meeting will feature speaker David Mackenzie, a master painter, discussing interior decoration. Stanley Ketlose will introduce him and Cub Sanusne provides the attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David MacKenzie
Lions Club
Dious Club
David Macke
Lion MacKenze
Stanley Ketlose
Cub Sanusne
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Atte Ware
Oratey
Washington
Pane Dominic
Hillside
Library Board
Theodore
Gward
Gertrudy
Kefex
Burnham Street
Augeuse
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I. Francesa
Merriam Street
Het Nephire
Steve
Barba li Labucsin
Hancock Avenue
August Mike
Mapa Fo Marcy
Hanpeli Street
Regina Pinzewlocka
Arcile Street
Nelle M. Nellwon
Beilatrees
Arenal Byers
Park Terrace
Rufon Pratt
Malnacres
God
Susan Krevy
Storks Aireet
Belenars No
Feccans
Amita
Ampere Ortega
He Smith
Murray Co
Main St
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeports
Buay Dembera
Boston
Maas
Roor
the Smithe Murray Co
Black’s Shoe Repairing Inc
Ag Canson Street
Bowlanda
Post - Telegram
Post- Telegram
Jake
Dengatete
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