Neighbors Fight Involving Police Over Pheasants
The Bridgeport dispute centers on three pheasants taken and two assassinated, with Dr. Hagobian denying claims of an interview while the police chief and board president test up the inquiry. Testimony spans police powers, charter provisions, and proposals to curb keeping game birds, amid long-standing neighborhood tensions.
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Herald
Noc
Hagoblan
George Re Simon
Poca
Patrick J. Flanagan
Dawe
Police Board
John F. Regan
Simeon
Flanagan
Frank L. Wilder
Hagobian
Detective Bureau
Wilder
President Dawe
Wider
Theoolice Board
City of
Bridgeport
Hagublan
Hagokien
Fowla
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Board of Aldermen
Board of Education
Warren Harding High School
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Haomering
Pawe
Hagobran Ae
Uagobian
Dentst
Intersteature
Hagovian
Dawr
Flugobian
Ivaded
Vindicated Girl Thanks Friends After Jury Decision
A court report notes a vindicated girl thanks supporters as jurors reveal two ballots were used in the trial. The first ballot was nearly unanimous and the second followed with similar sentiment, signaling a clear outcome.
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Pivaseiplants
Dinnes
Ms Alling
Woman Prisoner Attempts Death Near End of Term
Litkin Brown, 28, colored, imprisoned at the county gate, attempted to cut her throat in her cell just before a five day release. Sentenced for assault with intent to kill last July, she had shot Josie Brown in June and was taken to Norwalk by taxi at gunpoint. She was removed to J Vincent's hospital, where surgeons treated a severed trachea, clerical authorities said she was not in danger.
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Dn O
Litkin Brown
Lexington Avenues
J. Vincent's Hospital
Criminal Common Pleas Court
Josie Brown
Norwalk
H. A. Savitz
Roads of County Yield Rich Booty
Police report a fuel of 100 gallons of alcohol seized from multiple cars in Darien Ridgefield and Dudley arrests. Dominick Daganpine and Stanley Capernack face city and state charges after alcohol was found hidden in vehicles. Arrests tied to illegal transport of intoxicants, with fines and jail terms imposed in Ridgefield and Stamford area courts.
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Ferry Street
Simon McCann
Chapel Street
New Haven
Darien
Dominick Daganpine
Wallace
Sears
Ridgefield
Stanley
Conrad Capernack
Dudley
Mass
Stantes
Wman
Tony
Bunbury
Stamford
Bantey
Conrad Copernack
Ridgefeld Barracks
Biggerfield Town Court
Meyer Callant
Dorchester
France Aroused By Girl Spy
A disputed case in France involves James Leather and Philips accused along with Marcel who operated a radio accessories shop in Part. Police searched the store for evidence while Leather and Philips admit ties to British intelligence. Dispatches claim the three are of unimpeachable integrity, but authorities suspect a ruse to extract information.
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James Leather
Wth Flcher
Farelen
Roland Yard
Kpaw
Pars
Marcel
Rt. Wd Ny
Mera
Questioned King Responds in Tax Collector Letter
A regional clerk reports a dispute over a $7,000 tax lien voided by a firm name Refily and King. The letter to Beene denies the check and names Louis J. Hevly as Board of Public Burghs official not a member of the firm. The delivery remains under mystery as the challenger notes the contents were not disclosed.
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John T King
Tus
Howard
Challenger
Beene
Texes
Judge Hinman to Take Seat on Connecticut Supreme Court
Governor appoints Judge George Hinman to the state Supreme Court, elevating him from the superior court bench in February 1926 to succeed Justice John F. Keeler who retires at the age limit. Hinman, born in Alford, Mass, and long associated with Willimantic, has served as attorney general and in the state legislature. The article notes a coincidental link to a prior Hinman, Joel, a former supreme court justice, though no listed kinship.
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Litchfield
Capi
Olympia Macri
Litchfield County
George BE. Hinman
Connecticut
John Trumbull
Hinman
Connecticut Supreme Court
John F. Keeler
Supreme Court
John Bagnano
Keeler
Palace Theatre
New Haven
George S. Winman
Willimantic
Curtiss
Sttorney
Amman
Berkshire Courier
Great Barrington
Willimantic Journal
Willimantice
Marcos TH. Holcomb
Litechheh
Joel Hinman
George Hinman
Restaurant guest sent to prison for concealed weapon
State's Attorney Garlick urged a severe sentence after Mitchell, accused of beating and throwing stones at a fellow diner, pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon under a new statute allowing up to five years. Defense claimed the revolver was carried for self defense and not used recklessly. Judge Dick Ingen urged caution against unwarranted gun ownership and emphasized avoiding further violence.
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Mitchell
Assaut
Garlick
Robert G. DeVorest
Mitetel
Branchi
Judy Dickenar
Dick Ingen Seta
Mother and Babe Found Dead in Stamford Home
Police and ambulance responded to a gas accident at a Stamford residence. A mother and infant daughter died, likely from gas exposure, while a man attempted to turn off the jet. The husband was at work, and two other children were at school at the time.
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Stamford
Wre
Gentile
Gentiles
Vile and Towne Compuns
Ehildren
Tody
John Phedan
Trial Ends in Victory For Olympia Macri
Olympia Mack walks free as the New Haven County Superior Court jury returns a not guilty verdict on the murder charge after a retrial. Judge Hinman discharged the prisoner and spectators cheered outside the courthouse. The case, involving Bagnano, followed a prior deadlock in the first trial and featured extensive testimony, with the defense denying premeditated murder and claiming self defense under certain conditions.
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George BH. Hinman
Davey
Mort Darling
Wlof
Dodd
Gav
Fipy
Hinman
Mr. Koletsky
Witchfield County
Hon
Mack
Jutge Hinman
Olympia
Theresa
Wred
Tria
New Haven County
Tweenh A. Whitney
New Haven
yPung
Joseph Koletsky
Maecr
Palace Theatre
John Bagnano
Bagnano
Lucy
New Hunten
Irving A. Andrew
Andrew
Auing
Wnoletsky
Koletsky
Maven
Joan J. Roula
Banbury
Booth
Urtchfield County
Yen County Bar Association
Litchfield County Superior Court
George Hinman
New Havan
Jorge Hinman
EU Mix
Tne
John TL. Buel
Litterfield
Teenaneg
Counir
Miss Mack
Litchfield
Alling
Staife
Veniremen Anl
Talesmen
Chesen
William Z. Han
Marriel
Tehn & Davery
Dixnty
Terringten
Desser
Traemon
Rharon
Fanny
Batis PD
Ehildren
Winipd A. Anderson
Fartvrt
Sid Farmer
Macried
Chiren
Charles W Rishan Forty
Raat
Cevk
Ambulance Call Log From Daily Record Briefing
Daily Record notes ambulance dispatches at 3 05 p m for Jac Swartz 2464 Beardsley vivre after a fire at Automatic Machinery on Tlonsatonic avenue intersection with Fast Washington avenue. Taken to St Vincents hospital. A $330 charge noted for Lilian Brown 47 Lexington avenue after a throat injury in an attempted self harm incident. George Hawley listed at eleven 2 Manaver street with injuries from a home incident at Nortoan street. Taken home.
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Jac Swartz
Tlonsatonic Avenue c
Washington Avenue
St Vincents Hospital
Lilian Brown
Lexington Avenue
County All
St. Vincent’s Hospital
George Hawley
Manaver Street
Tire
Nortoan Street
Sreken
Luceruilan
Middle
Lttle Ingor
Obituary notices and funeral arrangements in Fairfield area
A Fairfield area death roundup lists Richard J aged sixty one at home on Poplar Terrace in Fairfield after a short illness. Several others including Margaret OBrien, John Prendergast, Constantine De Mattia, and George S. Dibble are noted with funeral times and graves at local cemeteries. Also mentioned are obituaries for Mary Hattersley, William Pleadwell, Grace Cureau, Lawrence Osborne, Emma Van Wagner, Amalerite Struck, LeRoy Bobbett, George Meath, and George Carter, with service details and burial sites in Stratford, Bridgeport, Lakeview, Mount Hope, and nearby towns.
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Richard J
Rage
Poplar Terrace
Fairfield
Bullard Machine ‘Tool Company
George I. ‘Mattersley
Mary J. Hattersley
George H. Hattersley
Stratford
Waller A. Crane
Windsor Avenue
Buerial
Lakeview Cemetery
T. Cureau
Grace Lowden Cureau
Alfred T. Cureau
Longbrook Avenue
Mix Emona VanWagner
Emma Vane Wagner
John Brice Dalton
Fire reports on Roosevelt street dump blaze
Fire crews respond to a still alarm at the Roosevelt street dump with minimal damage. At 1:02 p.m. box 4414, a fire in a better room caused slight damage. Automobiles catch fire on Washington avenues near Housatonic and Best. Engines 1 4 and truck 3 respond.
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Toosevelt Street
Marhtne Co
Housatonic
Washington Avenues
Tenek
Morrison
Ingines
Rt Ebepaleal
Arrivals for Empire Cat Club Show At Park Avenue Hotel
Dozens of cat carriers filled the Park Avenue hotel as the twelfth annual Empire Cat club show opened. Traveling cats dominated entries with a royal Siamese cat drawing praise for its multicolor coat while attendees fussed with brushes and cosmetics, turning the aisles into a whispered, purring spectacle.
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New York
Park Avenue
Empire Cat Club
Royal
Siam
Woman Chief Calls for Stricter Federal Enforcement
A report by Mrs. Wiebrantd argues the federal judiciary is at capacity with 39 072 convictions to process and urges more judges and staff to speed criminal case disposal. She notes rum smuggling shifts, cites Nassau and Havana as key hubs, and calls for clearer seizure authority and boundary definitions.
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Wilebrandt
United States
Ring
Feneral
Nassau
Bahima
Havana
Corba
Amirs
Wieprandt
Coolidge Names 24 Connecticut Postmasters in Nomination
President Coolidge sent to the Senate 24 Connecticut postmaster nominations who had held recess acting posts since adjournment. The list includes Norwalk Norfolk Milford Ansonia Middlefield Orange and several towns. confirmations are expected promptly as prior approval came from two Republican senators.
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Washington
Dee
Coolidge
Senate
Connecticut
Congress
Mairfield
Body of Corbett girl believed in river search
Northampton Mass December 8 AP a new clue today spurs a river search for Miss Alice M Corbett of Utica a T Smith college junior missing since November 18. State Detective Daly cites a Holyoke man who saw yellow debris float past the dam and suspects it may be the crumpled slicker tied to the student.
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Northampton
Mass
Connecticut
Holyoke
Windsor
Alice M. Corbett
Utica
Jolyoke
Joseph V. Daly
Daly
Holyoke Dam
Miss Corbett
Hoske
Car stolen here involved in chase
Police pursued a stolen car through Westport and Norwalk at high speed after it left Bank Street Bridgeport. The thief abandoned the vehicle near the Yon line, eluding Officer Tantasky during a swift motorcycle pursuit. the car was found later with the key missing.
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Dee
Westport
Bank Street
Bridgeport
Norwalk
Bocith
Paul Tantasky
Koon
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Daily Record
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Charles E. O'Brien
Margaret O'Brien
Charlies
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Stratford Avenue
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St. Michael's Cemetery
John Prendergast
East Malin Street
St. Mary's Church
Constantine DeMattia
Southport
Kings Highway
Welock
Rt. Thomas’ Church
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
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Big City
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Barnum Avenue
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William S., White
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Horace Man
Moston
Joyce Forlds
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Lawrence P
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WA Asylum Street
Berean Memorial Church
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LeRoy Bobbett
Charles LeRoy Lob
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