New Haven Man Fined for Possessing Liquor
Howard Andrews of New Haven was fined 100 dollars without costs for possession of liquor by Judge Eawin g Thomas in the United States district court. Frank Pinto of New Haven faced narcotics charges. Albert Carriero of Stamford was fined 75 dollars. Joseph Mareske of New Haven had narcotics charges, demurrer overruled, case set for June 19. John Dublinski of Hartford ordered to verdict of not guilty as the government failed to prove the case.
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Howard Andrews
New Haven
Eawing Thomas
United States District Court
Frank Pinto
Albert Carriero
Stamford
Nosses Alan
Joseph Mareske
Coeller
Toal
Thomas
John Dublinsk
Wynor
Contested Divorces Set for Hearing in Superior Court
Judge Newell Jennings will hear eight uncontested divorce actions in the Superior Court tomorrow. The docket includes Blanche Addie Rayner vs Lloyd Rayner Lucile Ellis Turner vs Alfred Turner Max Zeamer vs Chain Kostokowaki Zetomér William Rice vs Fear Rice Willamad Tatem vs Mamie Tatem George A Drew vs Clara Mabel Wildman Drew Earth Berger vs Henry Rich Mila Standish vs Warren Stand
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Newell Jennings
Blanche Addie
Rayner
Lloyd Rayner
Lucile Ellis Turner
Alfred Turner
Max Zeamer
Chain Kostokowaki Zetomér
William Rice
Fear Rice
Willamad, Tatem
Mamie Tatem
George A Drew
Clara Mabel Wildman Drew
Earth Berger
Henry Rich
Evidence bottle not connected to accused in trial
The court noted the bottle of liquor offered as evidence had no connection to the accused, had moved lands without receipts, and was in the hands of a fifth party unknown to the state, calling the judge’s remark that wasting the court’s time on such a matter.
Eight Divorce Suits Swell June Rush In Superior Court
A long list of divorces in the Superior court grew by eight new filings yesterday. Olive M. Knight Moran sues for annulment from James Moran now serving a ten year sentence for bigamy. Deserts, cruelty and desertion appear in suits by Chloe Olive Harris von Horn, Fannie Beers Edwards, Agnes Fitzpatrick Phelan, Thomas L. Fahy, Ignatz Syratovski, Nathenial Kearnising Marian Jackson Kearney and Arthur Parker Pray.
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Olive MM. Knight Moran
Elly
J James
Moran
Cheshire Reformatory
Madaline Foley
Biganty
Frederick Hard
Louis R. Edwards
Additn
Menares
Edwards
Rhal
Agnes Fitzpatrick Phelan
John H. Prelan
Bridgeport
Pliinstief
Thomas L. Fahy
Mary A. Curnan Fahy
Derby
Ignatz Syratovski
City
Stadnik Syratovski
Poland
Nathenial
Inquest Held Into Farkas Death Near Avon Park
Coroner conducted an inquest into the death of George Farkas who was struck by a car owned by Raymond H. Smith of Holyoke Massachusetts near Avon Park on Tuesday. Witnesses said Farkas darted into the road before the vehicle could stop. others stated he ran from a group toward the trolley line. Testimony came from Frank Sampson of Stratford Policeman L. G. Trolmans of Stratford and J. Caulfield a Connecticut company motorman.
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Gorder
John J. Phelam
Yesternday
George Farkas
Avon Park
Raymond H. Smith
Holyoke Mass
Bith Smith
Farkas
Frank ¥. Sampson
Stratford
L. G. Trolmans
J. Caulfield
Connecticut Company
New York Broker Sentenced to Long Prison Term
New York June 1 Howard E Stanley partner in the brokerage firm Minster Norden and Co was sentenced to three to six years in the state prison for grand larceny. The complaint by Joseph Skelser of Newark indicted Stanley in a quiet fraud case involving a stolen $2200 valuation.
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New York
Howard E. Stanley
Minster, Norden & Co
Grand Larcany
Joseph Skelser
Newark
Rank Linfter
Sisnley
Wheitfro
Isegee
Docket Today Sets Unique Court Schedule For Older Cases
The Superior Court will call an amensl docket today with a boxy calendar. Cases older than a year are stricken or continued only by court order for good cause, while receivership cases numbered 29 will be called for report and accounting.
New Diphtheria Vaccine Reported From France
Paris physicians report a new diphtheria vaccination method using a mixture of diphtheria antitoxin and the diphtheria poison. Relief followed three infections, and usual protective relations are said to be eliminated.
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Parle
Paris
Auto dives into river injuring Waterbury driver
In Seymour on June 1, Wilfred Jarvis of Waterbury drove a taxi over Pines Bridge into the river. Two New Britain passengers. Jarvis reportedly pinned, suffered severe injuries, chewed lip, possible internal wounds.
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Waterbury
Seymour
Wilfred Jarvis
Pines Bridge
Uck Rive
Tacob Post
F. N. Carpenter
New Britain
Jariig
Hat colors praise delicate shades in navy satin display
The description notes popular hat shades including pink blue lavender light green and yellow while navy satin hats remain the sole dark hue favored. The extensive assortment offers a pleasing option at 85 with location on the second floor front.
Pairfield Firm Defendant in Two Suits for $36 000
Sharp Mossop doing business in Pairfield under the name of Sharp Mossop & company has been made the defendant in two suits in the Superior Court. Damages claimed total 36,000. The actions arise from an accident in Colchester on a recent day when the defendant's frock struck a horse and a weapon, killing the horse and its driver and injuring a 14 year old boy riding on the seat. Harry Waterhouse, the boy and an orphan, sues for 5,000 through guardian Herbestwy Wileas of Waterbury. Wilcox, administrator of the estate of Francis Brown, who died from his injuries, sues for 10,000.
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Sharp Mossop
Pairfield
Sharp Mossop & Company
Colchester
Harry Waterhouse
Maine councilman acquitted of bribery charges
Portland Maine June 1 Associated Press says Councilman James A Headey Wes was acquitted today of bribery charges. The case alleged he sought to influence Mercy Martin on her vote regarding a municipal ordinance with a bribe offer not to exceed a certain amount.
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Portland
Associat
Nd Pressi
James A- Headfey
Mercy Martin
Cantilever Shoes Offer Flexible Arch Support
Cantilever Shoes are advertised as a solution to rigid steel-shank footwear that cannot fit individual feet. They claim flexible arches promote muscle exercise, better circulation, and reduced foot strain, promising personalized support and comfort.
Silk fabrics offered for Summer dresses and garments
Cheney Bros showerproof foulards 40 inches wide priced at 2.50 yd and Crepe de chine 40 inches wide in multiple colors praised for luster and weight suitable for dresses, undergarments, or blouses. Third floor front.
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Georgette
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