Milford theatre owner fights mortgage over disputed driveway
John Panora proprietor of the Capitol theatre Milford claims an 11 to 22 foot driveway easement was included in the 1921 sale from Charles Nomejko. He attached an $84,000 mortgage and seeks a court decision on ownership and rent, arguing the driveway is essential for parking and business. Local events follow including police monthly report, a Milford Prep school promenade date, and a marriage engagement notice.
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Milford
John Panora
Ie Capitol Theatre
Walker Manor
Charles H. Nomejko
Pitol Theatre
Nomejko
Panora
Nomejko Bast
Papara
John Szychowski
Southington
Fiveway
Szydaki
Ba Fe
Memejko
Andrew Dorsen
Waterbury Vet
Podlowski
Nomej Oo
T Ime
Szychowski
Nomejka
Dwher
Pan- Ta
Seydlowski
Souington
Cver
Norenteo
Nomerxe
New Jersey
New Haven Avenue
James M. Maher
Januay
Helen Sullivan
Misa Sullivan
Eugene Sullivan
Alus
Milford Town Hall
Roger Harris
Detroit
Michigan
Harris
Fred Tullis
Monroe
Dean Munsten
Pittsburgh
Albie Booth
New Haven
Charles “Chuck” Stone
New York
Fred Sapper
Erle Pa
Edward Jones
Hartford
Conn
Lawrence W. Gregory
Clinton J. Hyde
R. L. Kibbe
William D. Pearson
Robert Waugh
3. B. Rosenbaum
Central Grammar School
Herbert I. Mathewson
Jennings Empl oy es Hold Bon Voyage Dinner
Erwin M Jennings was honored with a bon voyage dinner by the Old Timers club of Jennings Company employees. The group, including staff from New Haven Waterbury Stamford and other branches, presented a jeweled cigarette lighter as Mr Jennings and his wife sail for the Mediterranean on the 8th.
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Erwin M. Jennings
Moreheust
Mia Jennings
Miss Mabel Jennings
France
Mr. Jennings
Jennings
New Haven
Waterbury
Stamford
New Milford
Norwalk
Danbury
Bridgeport
Prison guard killed during prison break at Huntsville
HUNTSVILLE Tex Feb 2 Associated Press D E Long a guard at the East Texas state prison farm was shot and killed by fellow guard Tom Bozeman who mistook him for a prisoner during a prison break today. Sixteen convicts escaped but most were recaptured.
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Huntsville
Tex
Associated Preea
E. Long
Eaathtm
Tate
Tom Bozeman
Candles Bless Throats at Bridgeport Catholic Services
Christmas day in Bridgeport's Catholic church featured throat blessing with holy candles after the morning mass. Early services were followed by a second blessing in the evening as workers who missed the morning attended the late service. Special masses were held at many cathedrals in the area.
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Bridgeport
Mrs Dillistin Leaves Husband in Uncontested Divorce
Judge Brown weighs report of State Referee Nickerson in Howard P. Dillistin versus Ethel Helm Dillistin. Referee finds Mrs. Dillistin deserted husband on October 22, 1923. divorce action is uncontested. Marriage January 26, 1919. they have one child, Howard Jr. Custody with mother, father visitation. Dillistin blamed wife for marital troubles, alleging association with another man. he offered to resume marriage if she abandoned him.
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Allyn L Brown
Leonard J Nickerson
Howard P. Dillistin
Long Hill
Carpenter
Ethel Helm Dillistin
Howard Jr
Callistin
Divorce suit filed here today. Zimmerman versus Zimmeran
A divorce action was filed in Superior court by Gladys Brough Zimmerman of Bridgeport against Charles F Zimmeran. The petition cites misconduct and requests restoration of the maiden name Brough. The marriage date cited is June 24, 1920.
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Gladys Brough Zimmerman
Charles F. Zimmerman
Bridgeport
Brough
Obituary notices for George J Peet and others in New York region
Obituaries report the death of George J Peet at his home in New York City at eighty three after illness, with burial in Mountain Grove cemetery. Also noted are death notices for Joseph S Gil of 981 Pequonhock street, veteran of World War I, and Michael F Harrigan of 1832 East Main Street, with details of survivors, church affiliations, and funeral plans. Additional notices include Anna Kaeser of 172 Bruce avenue Stratford, Frederick A Waterbury of 2559 Main street, and Charles A Cassidy of 691 East Fairfield Avenue, detailing funerals and interments in St Michael's cemetery or Lakeview cemetery, along with Chester Alvin Thompson of the U.S. Navy Reserve and other local residents.
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George J. Peet
West 67Th Street
New York City
Renway
N. Y
New York
Edwards W. Peet
Sarah Creight ‘Ton
Mountain ‘Grove
Agneph
Gil
Joseph S. Gil
Pequonhock Street
John
James
Thamas
Police Department
Margaret Dill
M ¥ Gannon Funeral Home
John Street
St. Augustine’s Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Michael F. Harrigan
East Main Street
Wiliam F. Harrigan
Mary
Nellie E
Margaret T
Alice R. Hartigan
Holy Name Society
St. Charles’ Church
Woodmen of the World
Anos Kaeser
Anna
Fred Kaeser
Bruce Avenue
Stratford
August G. Baker
Stratford Avenue
Lakeview Cemetery
Frederick A. Waterbury
Main Street
St. Patrick's Church
Park Cemetery
Charles A. Cassidy
Charles EB. Cassidy
John H Cnesidy
Bridgeport Fire Department
Edward W. Cassidy
Bryant Electric Company
Filsworth
St Ann's Thurch Brewster Street
St Michael’s Cemetery
Chester Risin ‘Thompson
Chester Alvin Thompson
U By
Wroning
Lesage Island
Philadelphia
Advent Christian Church
Two O'Lock
Chester W. Parmley
Connecticut Naval Reserve
Anc Besters
Anna Haeser
Anna Kaeser
August G. Haker
Conrad FR. Reich
St Paul's German Lutheran Church
Arthur Buttler
Christian Kost
Charles
Priz Roehuck
Casper
Christian &Chick
Anna Ruschok
Annona Ruachack
Dover Street
St John's
St Michael's Cemetery
Local Woman to Share in Estate Reveals Life Interest
Brooklyn report notes widow receives life interest from testator's property while principal goes to relatives. Son Max of 269 Weirfield Street gets $500 after widow’s death. Otto Mizhoefer of 8 Knickerbocker Avenue and Herman Miller of 143 Hemlock Street named executors without bonds. Estate net value listed as 48 784.89.
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Patty
George Albert Wingate
Max
Weirfield Street
Fannie Tuzhoefer
Otto Imizhoefer
Knickerbocker
Knickerbocker Lavenue and Herman Miller of 143 Hemlock Street
Brooklyn
Mex Szhoefer
Annia Szhoefer Diemer
Fast Main Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Acholbus
Africa
Health Officers Order Staff Vaccination
Dr William F Wid new health officer ordered vaccination for all Department of Health staff not yet inoculated against small pox. He led by example at yesterday's conference with division heads and the process continued this morning. Englewood hospital employees were vaccinated about a week earlier.
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Department of Health
William F. Wid
Health Office
Wid
Englewood Hospital
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Josephine Beatrice
Anthony Punteral
West Avenue
Devon
St. Mary’s Church
Red Men's Hall
Broadstreet
Logan Avenue
Arctic Engine Company
No. 1
Raymond Donahue
Wall of Arctic Engine Company
Town Hall
T. W. Nickerson
Eleanor
Betty Drew
Pond Street
Perry House
Pond and
Green Streets
Connecticut National Guard
Alvin Smith
Ford
Joseph V. Dillon
Millon
Holyoke
Walter Bunce
New Britain
Charles ©. van Buskirk
Milfrod Plumbing
Sree
Middle West
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Orchard Ave
Muscatine
Iowa
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M. B. Bellew
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