Two prisoners escape from county jail prompting general alarm
Police across counties issued a general alarm for William Shared Wien and John Webey of Clarence Street after two inmates escaped from the County Jail yard during a snow truck delivery. MacGreavy, jailed 30 days and fined 340, and Devaney, jailed 600 days for theft, were among those missing. The escape occurred while a sand truck was in the yard and was not discovered until Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Shared
Wien
John Webey
Clarence Atreet
MacGreavy
Greenwich
Neaney
Devaney
Fred Walker
Ridgeport Stone Cap
Mac Greavy
Gres
Referee Recommends Payment in Norwalk Suit
Referee Donald II recommends payment by Vor ar Manufacturing of Norwalk to the Austin Company of Cleveland, Ohio, totaling 265.85 on a cross complaint arising from a Staynoe breach case. Litigation between involved parties has persisted since 1919 and stems from a $100,000 suit against Austin by Cleveland for delays in factory completion.
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Donald ‘II’. Warner
Austin Company
Cleveland
Vorar Manufacturing Company
Norwalk
Cleesland Concern
Noon Opal
Tlaer Manufacturing Vanpans
Theuistin Eran Pany
Palure Tie
Nurw
Stx
Clover Manufactu combaNy
Coc Iatnis
Ques- Hom
Insane Negro Taken From Hillside Home
Judge Hendrick, described as violently insane, was removed from Hills Home by State Charities authorities and sent back to Richmond Va his home. He had earlier broken into a Mast Side house, was committed to the institution he destroyed an iron door and assaulted an attendant, then slept on mattresses for a week before being moved. He is married with a wife living in the city.
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Hendrick
Richmond
State Charities
Enmreds
Tie
Marrica
Deputy Coroner Sees Pellath as Insane in Murder Case
Deputy Coroner Genry Steven Son reports Stephen Pellath, 70, of 143 Milne Street, probably insane after he killed his wife Clara with a hatchet following a request for 64 cents. He urges an examination by a court-appointed board before arraignment. if sane, he may be held responsible.
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Stevenson
Ina
Stephen Fallath
Milne Street
Clara
Pellath
Steven Son SB
Delinquent Tax Payers Examined by Officials
Officials from the Hartford Tax Commission examined delinquent taxpayers at the CMU ALY building on March 1, reviewing required tax schedules and property ownership. Representatives compiled schedules and assessed due taxes, noting a number of delinquents with various fees.
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Sigie Tas
Brodof Hartford
Gee
Fiat
CMU Aly
Iti Ssary
Ibis
Library Board Seeks Quorum to Advance Deal
Board members are urged to attend a meeting to establish a quorum and move forward on a proposed property deal involving Atwater and The Civ Savonal Oak, with further steps pending regulatory approvals and organizational tie ins.
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Library Board
Tdbrary Board
Atwater
Wuld
New Cily
Vis
Vital Statistics of Births and Marriages Listed in August Reports
A series of birth announcements records names and addresses of new daughters and sons with dates in August, plus marriage details and ages of several couples. The piece also notes a record-sized bird in New Zealand and an ancient evergreen tree in Sung Shan, Henan, China with long circumference and age estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sungshan
Henan
China
Princeton test model to arrive at Locomobile plant soon
Durant’s Locomobile details a Princeton test car to rival the Galloping General Motors group. Production at Locomobile planned to start January 1 with a cap of 1,200 cars next year. The Seaside Park site will begin preparations within 30 days as Durant’s Bridgeport division shifts plans. The Mason lad King truck will move entirely to dint, Michigan, ending local production hopes. Production could rise to 5,000 annually within five years with a larger build program.
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Princeton
Woc. Durant
Gallilac
General Motors Group
Locomobile
Munci
E. B. Jackson
Locomobile Company
Seaside Park
Bridgeport
Durant’s Enterprises
Michigan
Jackson
Vehicle official hears cases of 2 local drivers
A deputy commissioner of motor vehicles heard ten cases yesterday at the Ubunty building involving drivers from Inns Bridgeport New Haven Fairfield and Stamford. Anthony White of Coleman Street and Tony Simmel of Beers Street faced driving related charges with licenses suspended for a year and three days respectively. Licenses under suspension were returned to Dorkin Keenan Josephin Noble Crisente and others following arraignments for reckless driving driving while intoxicated and related offenses.
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Elitele Inns
Bridgeport
New Haven
Fairfield
Stamford
Ubunty
Anthony White
Coleman Street
Tony Simmel
Beers Street
Dullus J. Dorkin
Folly Street
Arthur F. Keenan
Beach Street
Josephin
Fairfield Avenue
Mayn Noble Avenue
Topeph Crisente
David Mackenzie to Address Lions Club Meeting
David Mackenzie, a master painter, will address the Lions Club at tomorrow noon's luncheon. Stanley Kellogg will preside, and Samuel Guid will present the attendance prize. The talk focuses on interior decoration and related topics.
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David MacKenzie
Lions Club
Yat Tall Noon
Toe MacKenzie
Stanley Kellogg Wis
Priae
formaEly
Samuel Guid
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Treadure
August Waldinger
Volovade Avenue
Willie
Helena Flaherty
Keerhnwood Avenue
Aijeuat Frank
Barbara Wirt
August Arthur
Jara
Oater
Laurel Avenue
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Kieil
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Bostwick Avenue
August Rank
Eva Ranyder
Vigle
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Edward and
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Bunnell Streat
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Elizabeth Napps
Mecian Street
Steve and
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