Yochelman to face hearing on charge December 21
A man identified as Teifore Yochelman, disbarred attorney from Noble Avenue, is set for a December 21 hearing on a murder related charge in the death of Misa Mabo at Derry. Prosecutors and defense counsel asked for time to prepare, with Yochelman denying involvement and maintaining innocence as the case moves toward trial in Cats court.
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Misa Mabo
Derry
Troeka Street
Teifore Yochelman
Yorkenin
Studre
John B Pillon
Yochriman
Vechetmian
Clet
Cis
New York
Deanste
Vommerman
New York City
Soares
St Vino Cents Hospital
Kenealy Acts as Darien Prosecutor After Spelke Resigns
In Darien on December 13, Judge Aorlea Bates Dant appointed Matthew Kenesly as acting prosecutor for the local town council after Max Spelke resigned. The appointment comes as the court awaits a formal successor. Kenesly had previously been to handle prosecution duties amid the vacancy.
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Darien
Matthew
Kenesly
Sumford
Max Spelke
Aorlea Bates Dant
Canet
Spelke
Kenealy
Hayne Bre
Man Scalds Pig Firemen Turn Out
Stamford Connecticut report says Ben Bouten, captain of a local fire company, investigated smoke at a house near the South Street fire station and found a woman scalding a pig in a bathroom, the scene described as bizarre and violent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Dew
Benlarn Bouten
Bouten
Man Sues For Record Commission Amount
Stamford hearing before Judge Banks on a commission case seeks £189,944.90 claimed from the Derby Conn. Cas and Kleetek sale. Plaintiff Loom Alten of this city leads Citizens Public Trusts. Greenwich resident Smith Hodeman is the defendant in a case noted as among the largest in the county.
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Stamford
Dre
Bridgeport
John W. Banks
Lair-1
Tert County
Smith Hodeman
Greenwich
Elilin
Derby Conn. Cas
Kleetek Company
Congress Takes Middle Position With President
Washington dispatch analyzes a six day congressional session showing President Coolidge and Congress operating in a middle ground. Republicans resist tax rebates and favor debt reduction, while some support treaties outlawing gas warfare and regulate public utilities. The piece notes calm, nonpartisan tension and highlights budget, prohibition, and two year appropriation debates.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Bushan
Treasury
Mgr. Melton
Alwys
Mellen
Conress
Sovaldge
Senate
District of Columbia
Public Utility Commission of Lands
Bruce
Maryland
Baltimore Sun
Senaor
William Cubett Bruce
Prohibition
Caamuer
Nimaels
Morris Shephard
Texas
Florida holdings of Harry Walker proved profitable
Probate appraisal in Fairfield shows Harry W. Walker left a total estate near 1.975 million with about 709 thousand in debts. Real and personal property in Connecticut plus Florida and Massachusetts holdings include stocks valued at over 684 thousand and homes and land totaling about 612 thousand. Net estate estimated around 1.25 million with mortgages on Bridgeport and other properties, and a variety of notes, accounts receivable, and minor assets across several states.
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Harry W. Walker
Berkshire Mill Pond
Airfield
William B. Boardman
Robert A. Beers
Joseph A. Wakeman
Clarence H. Jones
Walker
Coral Cables
Lorida
Ashley Pond
Holyoke
Mass
Florida
Connecticut
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Shars New Mexico and
Arizona Land Co
Agatuck Valley Ice Co
Ice City Ice and Coal Co
Berkshire Ice Co
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Citizen's Ice and Coal Co
Devon Coal and Tee Co
National Holding Co
Packard Bridgeport Motors Pfd
Packard Bridgeport Motors Common
Hall and Uption Co
Waterbury
International Fuel Service Corp
Coppua Engineering Corp
Worcester
Great Basin Ol Co
North End Bank
First National Bank
Ansonia and Derby Co's Corp
the Miami Sales Co
Bridgeport Baseball Club
West Ctockbridge Ice Supply C O
Derby
Algonquin Road
Second Street
State Street
West Avenua
Lafayette Street
Warren Street
Liberty
Lafayette Streets
Landon Drove
Arena
New Haven
Walcott Street
Davenport
Congress Avenues
River
Janes
Whaley Street
East Street
Derby Avenue
West Haven
Kolmgren
Gnoke
Orange
Main and
Tremint Streets
Ansonia
National Holing Co
James A. Turner
J. J. Anderson
Bernard Brady
Ikshire Jee and Coal Company
New Traven
Bamplice
Head
John Streets
Canal Street
Berkshire Few Wind Coal Company
New Haven Company
Richard Hubbel
John and
Broad Streets
Bridgeport
Steatford
Merilen
Ainst
National Iollnge Company
Meriden Ice Company
Fire Damages Stamford Apartment After Clothes Drying Incident
In Stamford on December 18, Charles Loren’s apartment at 2 Spruce Street suffered about $200 in damage when clothes hung near a stove to dry ignited, starting the blaze.
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Stamford
Charles Loren
Spruce Street
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Yochelman
Case
Cats Court
Shaw-Walker
Shaay
Alker
Frank Ale Fargoc
Outfitters
Broad Street
Bank Street
Dartford Ban- Walker Co
Pearl St
New Haven Hralley & Iveslie Co
Orange Sty
New Britain
Adkins
Church St
Sullivan
Harry Walker
Coppus Musineering Corp
von Cowl & Tee Co
Thomas Darke M. Caton
Ferkshire Ice Co
Naugatuck Valley Tee Co
Te. Watson & Co
Ladcenore Trust Co
Mechanics Bank of New Haven
Empire Furniture CO
East Main St
Col. Howe St
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