British Dominance in Two-Day Naturalization Court
Over two days in County Naturalization Court led by Judge John W. Banks, 169 aliens were naturalized. On Tuesday 76 were admitted and on Wednesday 93 applications were favorably received, up 37 from the prior day. Nationalities led by Great Britain and Poland were listed among others including Italy, Hungary, and various European states.
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Naturalization Court
Poland
Canada
Traly
Schweden
Golland
Danmark
Rusela
Roumania
Germany
Norway
Six Divorce Cases Set for Friday Calendar
The Superior court will hear six divorce cases on Friday at the Short Calendar session. Judge Banks continues Naturalization court and Judge in L Wrida Marvin assists, with cases including Pearl Susan Ct Bolder Curnow and Meany TW versus William Adalpert, plus Redding versus Barry, Volllilo, Mary Micchena versus Cubin, Catherine Whelehan, and James P Whelehan.
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Superior Court
Banks
Naturalization Court
L Wrida Marvin
Jaeung
Deny Claims Of Both Parties In Automobile Suit
Memorandum of decision filed in Common Pleas Court by Judge R Booth. Michael Snethermen sues Cham Volpe of Waterbury over a July 18 1920 collision on East Side Bridgeport. Judge Booth rules for defendant on plaintiff claim and for defendant on counter claim, judgment for costs to defendant.
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Gmost
R. Booth
Michael Snethermen
Micham Volpe
Waterbury
Bridge
Port
Ang
Booth
Claiim
Convict in Court to Reply to Wife Asking Divorce
In Superior Court Forte, serving a two year county jail term, was brought to defend a divorce suit filed by Besglé Lucarallt Porte, his wife. Police testified to alleged cruelty as witnesses described quarrels and Forte's claimed attempts to supply comforts, including jewelry.
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Trecause We Stata
Louis L. Forte
L. P. Waldo Marvin
Besglé Lucarallt Porte
Forte
Benalt
Robert G. de Forest
Public Defender
Pool owner fined for gambling use of bookies marks
Michael Collins, owner of a Matn atreeL pool room, was fined 0 Ty pherity court mening on the charge Mis yltee wis used for gaimbling purposes, the book ling of horse rages being mad & lihere.
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Michael Collins
Typherity
Gourt Sets Aside 300 Dollar Jury Award In Collision Case
John W. Banks set aside a 300 dollar jury award in a Fairfield County collision suit involving Julia Shea of Shetton and Dr. Peter B. Brown of Torrington. The judge ruled the verdict illegal due to improper license registration and flawed jury instructions. Mary Shea, a passenger, had a separate 50 dollar award denied on petition.
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Shetton
Peter B. Brown
Torrington
Bertin
Meriden
Tega
Mary Shea
Judge Tanks
Tulia Shea
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Fairfield
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Newaver
Falrfeld
John B. Dillion
Shea
Brown
Banks
Division of Profits Suit Ends in Favor of Defendant
In Bridgeport a judge ruled against Valdimirt Batlinecht in a suit over profits from a fishing business sold for 2000 on August 15 after partners formed in 1913 and split profits. plaintiff to recover nothing, defendant to recover costs. Separate rulings awarded Z W Coley 127.20 for two weeks salary at 70 a week in Isadore Glattstein case. Abraham Boone seeks 630 plus costs against Michael Boone.
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Gammon J'lean
Judes John Fo Book
Valdimirt Btalinecht
Arthur A. Rowland
Bridgeport
Isadore Glattstein
Booth
Abraham Boone
Michael Boone
Wenzelsen
Seven Per Cent Cider Found in Tire Store
Police at the Fourth precinct found cider with seven per cent alcohol in an automobile tire and supply shop at 4215 Main Street. Proprietor Fred Tate surrendered on a warrant for violation of the Panderesd act as wax used for floor dancing and wax readily available.
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Main Street
Fourth Precinct
Fred Tate
le Automobile Store
Today’s Aid to Beauty Hair Care Advice
An advertisement counsels careful washing to maintain natural hair beauty. It promotes a shampoo made by dissolving a spoonful of canthrax in hot water to create a full liquid for scalp cleansing, dissolving impurities, and leaving a clean, softened scalp with rich natural color.
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Lever Bros. Co
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Mass
Harrison Scores Lodge On Speech
A fragmentary report discusses Senator Harrison attacking Lodge and Republicans over tariff and defense measures. It quotes Heflin Curtis and others debating fiscal policy, Congress, and the administration, framing calls to quit European affairs and critique past deficits.
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Senate
Heflin
Alabama
Toe
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Congresa
Hurrison
Tnuni
Curtis
Camgad
Mississippi
New Haven Adjusts Local Train Schedules on Washington's Birthday
The New Haven road announces two permanent schedule changes. Train 288 will no longer stop at Bridgeport and will reach New Haven by 8:00 p.m. on weekdays, with a New Haven arrival around 6:30 p.m. Train 1427 from Brookwell Towell will stop at intermediates and arrive at 1:00 p.m. On Washington's Birthday February 22, trains 298 and 271 run with delays and adjusted stops affecting Stamford, New York, and New Haven.
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New Haven
New York
Bridgeport
Mew Haven
Brookwell Towell
Wraington
Washington
Stamford
Amr Uns City
Veterans Seek Free Correspondence Courses At KSOF-G Mail
Local ex servicemen plan to use free correspondence courses offered by KSOF G Mail. They aim to expand education and skills through mailed study materials and remote lessons, highlighting opportunities for veterans to gain knowledge without in-person classes.
Columbus Talents and New Haven Headquarters Offer Courses
The national offices have been deluged with letters from former service men nationwide seeking information on various courses. The information indicates a curriculum is being offered, with participation by talents based in Columbus and headquartered in New Haven.
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Columbus
New Haven
Caseya organization to open New Haven HQ on Wall Street
The Caseya group plans to open its new headquarters on Wall Street in New Haven in April with officers from across the country expected to attend.
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Caseya
Wall Street
New Haven
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