Trial Begins in Norwalk Murder Case as Doctor Testifies
In Norwalk the criminal superior court opened with Dr. Willism Wallace Tracey detailing three bullet wounds in Giacomo Bertino, the man killed on September 3. The defendant Surgiovanni faces first degree murder, with evidence showing a 38 caliber revolver found in a coal pile and witness accounts of a dispute over Bertino’s gun. Jury selection began after a lengthy morning session.
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Rocen Surgiovanni
Norwalk
Ad Farmer
Mulvoy Street
Anak
Criminal Superior Court
Yaterday
Willism Wallace Tracey
Alfred Baldwin
Lungiovanni
Giacomo Hertino
Alsa
Jast Surgiovanni
Tracey
Bertino
Bertine
Martin Lengyel
Wood Avenue
Woodcourt
Surgiovann
John Keoch
Berting Wan
Langiovanni
Surgiovanni Ta
Surmovanni
Nomakh
Suswrovanni
John Broderick
Greenwich , Selectman
Leonard L. Mingo
Greenwich
Clarence H Bradley
Westport
Connecticut Light and Power Company
Charles F Nichols
Monroe
Carpenter
Roy C Lester
Darien
Albert J. Johnson
Easton
Farmer
Harry M. Berdell
New Canaan
Arthur Scribner
Wilton
Clark Anderson
Brookfield
Walter B Marvin
Adelbert Dyborast
John Fanton
Westen
Jury Selection in Bridgeport Trial Sees 49 Salesmen Listed
Court opened with 11 jurors excused by Judge Backlwin. Excusals spanned occupations and views on capital punishment across Bridgeport Norwalk and adjoining towns with prospective jurors from Stamford Easton Wilton and Greenwich among others. State and defense each excused several, citing residence occupation prior jury experience or stance on circumstantial evidence.
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Jonathan With
Bridgeport
Wallace M. Soteford
Harry G. Williams
Shelton
Irvingmith
Trumbull
Farmer
Bethel
Edward & Knight
Easton
Arthur ©. Kerr
Stamford
Willam J Saetye
Norwalk
William H. Ferry Brookfield
Alfred J. McKeon
Edmund Brown
Edward A. Wielen
Greenwich
David J. McCarthy
Edgar L.kegory
Wilton
H. A. Lounsbury
Redding
Lewis W. Davis
Fairfield
Frank L. Monehouse
Sheton
Spencer A. Waite
Hidgefield
Leater L. Burr
Monroe
Charge of mutiny denied by sailors in North Carolina
Sailors aboard the four masted schooner Charles A Dean told coast guardsmen at Oak Island that fear for their safety, not mutiny, drove them to urge Captain A W Albert to steer farther from Frying Pan shoals. Albert ordered them to bow, fired a pistol, and refused to abandon the ship after it grounded. Coast guardsmen later boarded with arms. three white and five Black crew members were taken off, while Albert remained aboard as tugboats worked to refloat the vessel. Also reported: bankruptcies in Connecticut and Indiana police injuries from a teleported train incident.
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Wilmington
N. C
Charles A. Dean
A W. Albert
North Carolina Capes
Oak Island
Frying Pan
Albert
Southport
Coast Guard
Yessa
King George Urges Industrial Peace Amid Strikes
London December 15 AP King George prorogues Parliament for holiday and speaks on coal strikes imperial conference and Canberra visit of the Duke and Duchess of York He praises dominion ministers and calls for unity to resolve Britain’s prolonged industrial conflict and restore prosperity.
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George
Ching
Duke and Duchenp
York
Australia
Canberra
Dominions
Commonwealths
Duke of York
Commonwealth of Australia
Ita
Mussolinis Talk Broadcast From Chicago Station
Mussolini’s fascist radio message reached Chicago last night breaking contracts that barred Tito Schipa and other Chicago Opera stars from microphones. The Italian premier spoke from Rome via a distorted recording, praising Italy America friendship and a new modern state while Chicago Opera stars Rosa Ralaa Giacomo and Virgilio Lazzari performed.
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Chicago
Mussolini
Tito Schipa
Schipa
Chicago Civic Opera Company
WGN
Chicago Tribune
American Directora
Stenor Schipe
America
Chicago Opera Company
Rosa’ Ralaa
Giacomo
Virgilio Lazzari
Meloion
Hallan State Department
Rome
Tribune
Mi'an
Kingdom
Italy
England
Fasciam
Fatal Burns Claim Life Of 6 Year Old In Highwood
Sophie Pugense aged six of 360 Goodrich Street Highwood died at St. Rashaels Hospital this morning from burns suffered when her clothing caught fire at home yesterday.
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New Haven
Dee
Sophie Pugense
Goodrich Street
Highwood
St. Rashaels Hospital
Araa
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