Hallett Street Youth Fined On Theft Charges
Victorzubin of Tid Hallett Street alleged to have stolen 16 cartons of cigarettes. Fined £10 with costs and given a suspended 15 day jail sentence after arraignment in City Court. Also charged were Joseph Janosko and Michael Shonsky with assault. Frank Shonsky and August Gul charged with fines and jail terms. Continuances granted for Joan Lucas and Edward Messin. John Marron and Michael Ines bound over to higher court on related charges.
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Victorzubin
Tid Hallett Street
Cizarettes
Joseph Janosko
Ogden Street
Michael Shonsky
Gen Street
Frank Shonsky
Union Avenue
Joan Lucas
Maple Street
Edward Messin
Grand Street
John Marron
Springfield
Michael Ines
Garfield Avenue
Criminal Superior Court
Fairfield Hotels Welcome Summer Arrivals in 1920s Report
Special to the Telegram notes numerous guests arriving at Fairfield area hotels for the summer. Names listed include residents and visitors from York New York Montclair Danbury Brewster Greenfield Hill Port Chester and other destinations with several couples and individuals mentioned by full or partial names. The roster reflects a bustling seasonal influx at local accommodations.
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Fairfield
Oral Hotels
Tojlow
Alexander Roller
York
Alice Parsony
Aguatine E. Smith
E. Frederick Mosler
Port Chester
Kienry W. Maynard
New York
Richard C. Lamb
Charles Arthur Sterling
Montclair
N. J
Unclear Names and Places in Local Notice Fragment
Fragmentary text mentions D. Durhanm Bedford Poei and McCanthy with Misses Rose tt Wigan in Boston, along with Mr ar wigi and son in New Jersey, FL Ty Sehle, and AfoMameara in Lincoln Nebraska. Shields and Mr. Grown of Boaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Durhanm
Bedford Poei
McCanthy
Misses Rosett Wigan
Boston
Arwigi and Son
New Jersey
Ty Sehle
New
VE. AfoMameara
Lincoln
Portable houses proposed to ease high school crowding
Vairfield June 26 Special to the Telegram town officials expect portable school houses to relieve crowding until the new high school is completed. The Board of Finance approved spending 9008 for portable buildings, with possible need for more if the third floor blue high school is condemned. After the new high school, portable structures may ease grammar school congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vairfeeld
Board of Finance
Allen B. Beaman
Jesse B. Davis
Hirth
State Board of Education
Carlson Jorth Wedding Planned With Large NYC-Metro Guest List
Elaborate preparations mark the Carlson Jorth wedding set for Saturday at the Baptial Temple on Colorado Avenue. The bride Mins Gere trude EG Jorth, of New York City, will be escorted by her father and wears a gown of heidenscent satin. The groom is George J. Carlson, of Pairfield, with Mrs Matilda Carigon as his mother. The ceremony features Rev. Wilhelm Justinus and an organ recital. A reception follows at the church. The bridal party includes a long list of bridesmaids, flower girls, and attendants from both families and the Sundry school group. Carlson is a New York City designer and illustrator. Jorth teaches at Black Rock school.
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Mins Geretrude EG. Jorth
David Jorth
Maareni Boulevard
New York City
George J. Carlson
Matilda Carigon
Pairfield
Colorado Avenue
Wilhelm Justinus
Clayton P. Stevens
Dorothea Orth Swanson
Wilma Meyer
Alice Anderson
Hazel Bendeson
Rmileen Peterson
Miss Jorth
Glad Anderson
Allee Horgman
Edi Christiansen
Carrle Briskson
Eleanorickser
Helen Jach
Hijiordes Aijaltagen
Helen Johnson
Mildred Peterson
Olga
Focal
Black Rock
Carlson
Istina Case Continued Here Until Saturday
A garbled court report shows Istina Case continued here until Saturday. The docket mentions transportation of liquor and a bond posted by the defendant, with details about the amount and bail, as both the court and attorney filings appear in a disrupted line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istina
Man Injured in Auto Crash Remains in Serious Condition
William Carttenback of Fairfield is in serious condition at St Vincent's after being struck while stepping from a jitney near Ash Creek bridge. Several ribs damaged, observation for internal injuries. Driver Henry J. Oliver of Jersey City arrested on technical reckless driving charge. Stillman Pike, 72, Fairfield, struck earlier by a Danbury driver, suffered lacerations to forearm wrists.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
William Carttenback
Fairfield
Ash Creek Bridge
Henry J. Oliver
Jersey City
Stillman Pike
Arson Street
Fairfield Avenue
Water Street
Hares Cone
Danbury
New Employment Managers Association Elects Officers
GS Smith of the Mavinine Mas Well and Moore remained. He was elected president at the annual meeting and outing of the board of managers at Champs Farm in Black Rock yesterday. After an athletic program a luncheon was served. George M. Jamies spoke as president of the Manufacturing Association. Other officers elected were Vice President OW Colin Bennvary J P Dodge Jr andTreasurer FP Bin.
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GS. Smith
Maswell
Moore Remaiping
Champ's Farm
Black Rock Yerter
George M. Jamies
Manufactia Association
Ec OW
Colin Bennevary
J. P. Dodge, Jr
FP bin
Woman injured by projecting pipes from truck
An automobile driven by Stephen J. Pribula collided with a truck from Modern Electric Equipment at Broad Street and Cannon Street. Pipes protruding from the truck struck Mrs. LaFountain on the back of the trailer, causing a shoulder laceration and extensive strain to the arm.
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Stephen J. Pribula
Remington Street
Broadtreet
Cannon Street
1.LaFountain
Stilman Street
New Haven Telephone Workers Hold Brack Rock Picnic
More than 600 employees of the New Haven telephone exchange attended an outing at Champs Farm in Brack Rock yesterday. The visitors arrived by special trolleys and automobiles, staying from 10 o'clock in the morning until 9 o'clock last night.
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Morehan
New Haven
Mary Church Estate Admitted to Probate
The estate of Mary Golden was admitted to probate yesterday. Heirs named include sons and daughters David N Golden Anna Golden Vi Golden and John F Golden. John Donnelly of New Haven appointed administrator after the will was filed by attorney Hugh J.
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Mary Golden
Gulhaveh
David N
Anna, Vi
John F.golden
John Donnelly
New Haven
Hugh J
Lavery Named Fan and Advisor in Golden Circles
Brid Densely Lavery has been appointed as a fan of John F. Golden, 14, and serves as advisor for Eli Golden, outlining a mentorship and protective role within the family circle.
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Lavery
Brid Densely
Haven
John F. Golden
Eli Golden
Lions Convention Attended by City Leaders
William W. Bent leads a city Lions delegation to Atlantic City for the International Lions Clubs convention with Bavehe W. Wickilsse Jr Floyd L. B. and August Behl. The event closes Friday.
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William W. Bent
Sue Lions Club
Bavehe
W. Wickilsse Jr
Floyd L. B
August Behl
Atlantic City
N. J
International Cong
Lions Clubs
Fridey
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Fairfield Hotels
Minute Tartoon Company
Orange, Macs
Minute Gelatine
Peart Tapioca
Carlson-Jorth
Bridal Party
Gavollegeir
Ageyiba Edayet Ih
Doolan
Ward Flaherty
Alimiforek Utamik
Hugh J. Lavery
Mala
Nf Hiaaries
N. H
Lions Convent
Elm
Roma
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