Bristol Man Is Murder Victim Ex Examiner Finds
Charles L. Lorenzini of Bristol was found murdered in shallow water along the Connecticut river East Hartford shore. Medical Examiner H J Onder Gonk says gunshot to the head made suicide unlikely. police see no clear motive or slayyer. A 25 caliber revolver traced to a New Haven store was found on the riverbank. Lorenzini was a Bristol fruit dealer formerly in New Britain.
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Charles L. Lorenzini
Bristol
Connecticut
East Hartford
H. Jonder Gonk
Robert T. Hurley
State Polices
Grand Avenue
New Haven
Lorenzini
Undertaker’s
Wes Ernst
Charles Z. Lorenzini
North Main Street
New Britain
Ernest Podesta
Daniel Marchi
Toargiago
Haly
Assessors Interview Factory Men On Tax Valuations
Assessors conduct daily sessions with manufacturers to set proper valuations for large city plants. Each item is examined individually, with initial figures and negotiations until agreement. December is expected to cover most work as manufacturing property value has slumped since the business downturn.
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Losomobile
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Game Og
Coroner Acquits Auto Driver in Youth’s Death
Coroner John J. Phelan acquitted Michael Panek of 105 Suburban Avenue, driver of a Standard Oil truck, in the death of 11 year old John Chernak of 26 Church Street from injuries after a November 20 crash at Crescent Avenue and Pembroke Street. An inquest found no criminal liability and the driver was released. the police had demanded a $1006 cash bond.
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Michael Panek
Avenue
John Chernak
Church Street
Crescent Avenue
Pembroke Street
Bridgeport Hospital
John J. Phelan
Joseph G. Shapiro
Standard Oil Company
Phelan
Petition for Enfield recount granted in Hartford court
In Hartford on December 1 a superior court granted a petition for a recount of votes for judge in Enfield Hazardville voting district. The recount petition was withdrawn in a district with no irregularities. The Independent Barrel Company filed a bankruptcy petition in the Willeg Status District Court. Totals show assets of 4,904.21 and liabilities of 508.98.
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Hartford
George E. Hinman
Superior Court
Netitin
Hazardvili
Ehtidid Street
Independent Barrel Company
Post Office bans stamps on mail during holiday period
Postmasters warn public that communication cannot be mailed as parcel post matter without paying postage covering both parcel post and the letter. Limited orders suspend the rule against pasting Christmas stamps on the address side from December 1 to January 1 to weed up the Christmas mail service.
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Post Office Department
Public urged to place adhesive stamps on backs of mail
Citizens are urged not to place adhesive non postage stamps on the address side of mail matter. Stamps should be affixed to the back of letters or parcels to avoid mail handling issues. The notice emphasizes proper stamp placement for efficient processing.
Man Arrested For Carrying 75 Gallons Of Alcohol
New Britain report states Michael Nichols of New Maven was arrested on the Berlin turnpike by State policemen Linehan. He allegedly had 75 gallons of liquor in his car and was jailed in this city. The incident occurred this morning.
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New Britain
Michael Nichols
New Maven
Berlin
Linehan
Fyho
Dispensary Treatments Fall At City Clinic
Treatments at the city dispensary declined in the past month with 2,146.09 recorded versus 2,708 in November last year. Over 18s numbered 102 applicants in November, down 46 from the prior month as fewer patients visited the dispensary. The decrease is attributed to improved business conversations by Miss Eva Hugo, supervisor.
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Eva Hugo
Saperin
Nurses Debate Free Treatment Claim by Wealthy Public
A nurse argues that people prefer paying private physicians and reject free treatment when they can afford care. The remark highlights tensions over access to medical services and the role of public health funding.
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Reverend Harold C Cutbill Receives Harvard Scholarship
Reverend Harold C Cutbill of Rowayton was awarded a theological scholarship at Harvard, per yesterday's announcement. A Norwalk High School graduate, he is known in local circles as the Aging parson and is also noted as an amateur runner with a record of 3 years.
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Harold C, Cutbill
Rowayton
Harvard
Norwalk High School
Alleged Liquor Vendor Held for Federal Court
John Bisewski of 409 Kossuth street was bound over to the next term of the U S District Court after a hearing before United States Commissioner Hugh Lavery on liquor law violations. Federal agents raided his home on November 20 and found three 10 gallon stills, 60 pounds of mush and 9 gallons of finished product. He claimed at arraignment that the
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John Bisewski
Kossuth Street
United States District Court
United States
Hugh 7. Lavery
Federal Agenta
Bizewski
Het
Lavery
Fragmented notice hints at possession dispute and misfiled items
Fragmentary OCR text references a person named shooteh and a manufacture cattit tied to his wife. It mentions unawareness of items at his house and ambiguous ownership or presence in the residence.
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