Stamping Out Tuberculosis Campaign In Local Banks
Mrs. Roy B. Clark reports a charity sale at multiple banks and firms to fight tuberculosis. Early sales began with volunteers from the city’s Women's group stationed at First National Bank, Bridgeport Trust, Bridgeport Savings, Howlandry Good, G D M Read, and Post orders, with some stalls set up in various bank lobbies.
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Ant
Roy B. Clark
Booth
First National Bank
The
Bridgeport Trust Company
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Howlandry Good Company
GD. M. Read Company
Post Order
Roy E. Clark
Howland
G. N. Hurley
Meets husband she thought dead for over sixteen years
Jul a Klupnes, who believed Steve May lu was dead, met him in attorney Samu il Reich's office after a will contest involving John Klupacs. She married Klupacs and, after his death, claimed a third of a five thousand dollar estate. The case concerns probate and an impending division among Klupacs' children.
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Steve Maylu
Jula Klupnes
Samuil Reich
Newfield
Hue
Marlborough
Daniel Brennan
Damage Trial Over $3,000 Injury Case In Trafford
Charles Witcher of Hridgc prt sues Jono A. Erickson for injuries from a December 31, 1988 collision on Trafford avenue bridge. Witcher, a brick hiter, alleges the spin caused the crash and seeks damages in the Superior Court with Judge Wyn 3d presiding. The defense claims shared negligence and disputes liability.
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Charles Witcher
Jono A. Erickson
Trafford
Uta
Wyn 3d
Brown
Kitcher
Trafford Avenue
Erickun
IRE Committee of Council Meets Today
About 28 petitions for the installation and erection of gasoline tanks and filling stations will be considered. The committee, called for this afternoon at 1 o clock by Chairman Howard F. Bryant, alderman for the first district, will also hear about claims and other routine business.
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Ofelock
Chidirman
Howard F. Iryant
Firat Distrct
Or- Hinduvee
Vt Vriday
GOP Town Board Meeting Next Week
A Republican town board plans a meeting next week to discuss Jules Law workers and warding. City officials Gelb and Al W. Lurdien were noted in a yesterday report as awaiting developments on the CORMSONNTGUL question.
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G. O. P. Town Board
Conmanister
Jules Law
al W
Purchase wreaths to decorate city hall
Two dozen wreaths with red satin have been prepared by the Vil sal communes for use in the Christmas season at City Hall. They will be placed in the windows next week.
Vital Statistics and Acknowledgments Notice
A garbled notice lists birth acknowledgments and family names including Stephen Lecemyer and Jennie Mead. It mentions a daughter in December and the Keating and Soja families with street addresses and partial dates, reflecting an incomplete vital records snippet.
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Lecemyer Chinclewe Daugh
Stephen
Yak
Hrooka Sireur
John
Josephine Keating
Kurber Avenue
ecei“Tyulis
Jennie Mead
Mahlugion Avenue
Amelia Soja
Enat Pisin Wtreet
Daugh
Defendant's verdict won in note suit
A jury in the Superior court returned a verdict for defendant in the case Joseph Kesslee v Francesco Valerio. Judge Allyn L. Brows accepted the verdict. Damages of 2500 were sought for non payment of a 1500 note dated February 17 1992. The defendant argued the note was not for value received but to permit discounting at a Stamford bank, which the plaintiff could not do. Payment was later demanded.
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Iite
Joseph Kesslee
Francesco Valerio
Raimford
Allyn L. Brows
Stamford
Glandogen Promises Revival from Gland Power
Scientists hail a new gland-based treatment called Glandogen. The compact tablet formula uses glands from healthy young animals to renew vitality and tone the nervous system. Advertised by Hindle Drug Stores with multiple Main and State Street outlets.
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International Yrmn— Mency
Hindle Drug Stores, Inc
Main St
State St
Cohen On Trial Claims Be Slew Kid Dropper For Safety
New York hears the defense of 22 year old Louie Cohen who faces a murder charge linked to the gang leader known as The Dropper. Cohen swears he feared Nathan Kaplan and that Kaplan demanded protection money and organized violence to fund gunmen. He recalls a request for $500 and a plan to strike laundry workers to raise funds before Kaplan’s August killing.
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New York
Upper East Side
Louie Cohen
Ling
AIG
Nathan Kaplan
Kaplan
Gain Cohen
Cohen
Eone Dropper
Hal
Kaplan's Gank Victims Urge Payment Demand Allegation
Restit reflects members of Kaplan's gang or former victims stating Kaplan warned he would "get him" if the demanded $500 was not produced. The repeated threat underscores coercive pressure tied to the ransom demand.
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Kaplan
Gank
Ready Gun
Former Police Station Marked For Raid Alleged Gambler Rendezvous
The Second precinct police station, now vacant at Green and Walter streets, was marked for a raid as an alleged gambler rendezvous early yesterday. Lombardo of 134 Willard Street acted as lookout, signaling the impending visit with a bugler warning. He was arrested for breach of the peace and later bound over in City court on a five day fall sentence suspended.
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Green
Walter Atrects
Olacli
Josephombardo
Willard Street
Lombardo
Northey Plans Few Department Changes
A. J. Northay, named Director of Public Works by Mayor Behrens, will keep ash collection from the rear of dwellings by public works staff. He takes office January 1 and foresees few changes in method after his start.
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A. J. Northay
William Behrens
George M. Coughlin
Public Works Department
Kow
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