Alleged Jewelry Thieves Request for Jury Trial
John Crowley Tandore Reittian Saumur Green and Louis Seigeman were granted a jury trial after entering not guilty pleas in Superior Court before Judge John W. Banks. They face robbery charges for allegedly taking jewel worth from William Perry a Bridgeport salesman on March 2. Trial likely set for September as court not sitting for jury trials. Defense questions prosecution's circumstantial case and readiness of the state.
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John Crowley
Tandore Reittian
Saumur Greenwall
Louis Seigeman
John W. Banks
William Perry
New Seaside Health Station Opens Sunday
The new health station at Seasiede Park will be ready for use Sunday or Monday, announced by Dr William Fail Coon health officer. It will be west of the bathing hinge, aiding mothers and children with heat relief and medical visits. Last year five stations served the city with over 7,000 babies examined.
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Seasiede Park
William Fail Coon
Coon
Eily Cmd
Waterbury Girl Confesses Theft in Mount Vernon Case
Miss Kirby Jackson, arrested in Waterbury, admitted stealing dresses towels and cash from the home of Joseph Rites where she had been employed as a servant. Traced by letters she pleaded guilty after being held for the grand jury, returning all but a $780 ring.
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Mount Vernon N. Yu
Jim
Divorces in Local Court Reach Record Year End Total
Figures from the Superior Court show 400 divorces granted in the year just ended with 274 to women and 126 to men. Two actions are before Judge William M. Mattie. Danbury had the fewest, Bridgeport the most, with Stamford Greenwich Norwalk and others following. The year echoed 1924 when 409 decrees were issued, amid wartime romance headlines.
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Superior Cours
WiAant M. Mattie
Miwarace
Deaninton
Danbury
Bridgeport
Stimfaril
Norwalk
Greenwich
Stamford
Smalensia
Stratford
Bethel
New Cakeven
Shelton
Newle
Witten, Carter and Weatport
Neivtown
Southport
Sound Beach
Easton
Sherman
Ridgefield
Westfield
Mar
Port Chester
Monson
Miss
Astoria
Scranton
Pat
Mount Kisco
N. Vi
White Plains
N. Y
Mariners’ Harbor
Bach
Greenwich Bank Wins 44005.36 Verdict Over Levy
Greenwich Bank and Trust Co wins a judgment of 11095.36 against Jonah Levy of Compainn Westport in a loan dispute that arose after the bank sued for alleged failure to repay a 16000 loan. A second suit against Levy and John A. Montgomery is pending over an alleged cruise financing claim and related endorsements.
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Greenwich Bank
Bank
Aginst Levy
John A. Montgomery
Norwalk
Levy
Hark
Ley
Montgomery
Cuba
Greenwich
Jailer of family given one month sentence
Joseph Slavek of 80 White Street was arraigned in City court on Wednesday morning and sentenced to 30 days in jail after demanding his wife and five children be locked up. He and his wife faced charges of manufacturing Aquor a 19 gallon still found in operation at their home. Slavek was fined 190 and the sentence suspended. Herbert Grant of 2012 Seventh Avenue New York was jailed for 0 days on a separate assault charge at the Manor hotel.
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Joseph Slavek
White Street
Mys
Slavek
M. Lighston
Manor Hotel
Herbert H. Grant
Seventh Avenue
New York
Taishston
Ivoryton man dies of heart failure after fireworks accident
Leroy Doane of Ivoryton died yesterday at a friend's home after a firecracker exploded in his hand while helping the children set off fireworks. He collapsed, was moved inside, and died within minutes.
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New Haven
Leroy
Doane
Ivoryton
Margaret Calahan Dies After Hip Injury Shock
Kew Bretain July 5 Mrs Margaret Calahan dies from shock after injuries from a fall last Saturday at her home fracturing her hip. A long time city resident, she lived here 80 years.
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Kew Bretain
Margaret Calahan
Shea
Georgia solons pick up trail of Al Smith repeal proposal
Georgia lawmakers move to repeal the state prohibition law leaving enforcement to the federal government, with a bill introduced in the House of Representatives today.
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Georgia
AL Smith
House of
Howland's Fashion Frock Styles Priced at 25 Dollars
Women flock to the season's best models praised for lustrous fabrics Georg ette crepe de chine and Canton crepe. Dresses feature side and overpanels pleats or wide tucks with short sleeves or three quarter lengths. Simple designs rely on fabric quality with color touches at girdle. Second floor center.
Sleeveless sweaters in vivid color options now on sale
This item highlights sleeveless sweaters in white and green checks buff and brown stripes and mixed colors. Fabrics include brushed wool and fibre silk blends with plain backs, praised as ideal for sportswear and vacations, offered on the second floor for $2.95.
Your clock tells a Hoover story
An advertisement extols Hoover vacuum cleaners highlighting how they save time on warm days and reduce dusting. It promotes a demo at Phong Barnum 454, offering a small initial payment and easy-credit balance plans to bring a Hoover to homes.
First aids to vacationists luggage selection
Advice on vacation luggage emphasizing durability and value. Describes trunks and suit cases in various sizes and materials including vulcanized fibre, cretonne lining, and cowhide with locks. Prices range from 3.24 to 29 dollars with multiple styles and floor location noted.
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Frank H. Fargo Co
Middle Street
Waterbury
India
Ceylon
Java
Yalb
Pke
Ae Velages
The
Onn
Howland
Tain
Howland Dry Goods
Exchanas
Chicago
BuTt Dress Shop
Main St
Chikow Posheff
A. Mannino & Son
East Main ST
American Hardwaca ‘Stores, Inc
Fairfiela “Ave
Middle St
W. 7
Mock
J. Steinhardt
Fiyan & Power
Broad St
G. Levell Co
Manley Hardgares
Modern Electric Equipmeet Co
Breed St
West End Electric Co
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