Prison term for liquor sale and multiple fines
Steve Dominigro of 673 Wordin Avenue was fined 200 dollars and jailed 40 days after pleading guilty to violating liquor laws in Common Pleas court linked to a homicide case on October 29. Judge John J. Walsh followed prosecutor Ta Reoting’s recommendation citing Dominigro’s finances and large family. Also fined were James Merly 50 dollars for concealed weapon and 100 dollars plus 83.86 costs for liquor-law violations after pleading guilty. In City Court Norman McLeod, 21, was fined 50 dollars on two counts and 50 on a third for assault, concealed weapon and impersonating an officer. William Unxolwilex was fined 1 dollar and jailed 30 days for carrying concealed weapons after a melee at a store following a drinking bout. One shot from a gun lightly wounded a patron. authorities said it followed chairs being thrown.
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Steve Dominicka
Wordin Avenue
Steve Tormar
Andrew Kovac
Hiquor Inwa
Criminal Common Pleas Court
John J. Walsh
Vincent Ta Reoting
Dominicko
James Merly
Pembroke Street
Costa
Kia
Norman McLeod
Willam Unxolwilex
Park and Railroad Avenues
Local fishermen at licensing hearing in Hartford
At a Hartford licensing hearing on proposed regulation for fishermen, Senator Frank L. Wilder Representative Lederer A. Joseph Wittamaon Charles Disbrow W. K. Mollan George J1. Johnson and Fred Lyford testified. The bill would require a payment of $1 and a recording tax of 26 cents for residents and $2 and 26 cents for non residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Frank L. Wilder
Representative Lederer
A. Joseph Wittamaon
Charles Disbrow
W. K. Mollan
George J1. Johnson
Fred Lyford
Fish and Geome
Nephew Located After Derby Man Found Dead
Derby police locate MartA Spudall Clarke, nephew of Trounis Clifford who died from exposure after being found on Housatonie Avenue. Irene Fair, nursing student, rests after operation at Griffin Hospital. Voltis rests comfortably. Franklin Manion from New York visits grandmother Mrs Michael Donahus on Chapel Street.
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Puerby
Marta Spudall
John Clifford
Trounis Cifford
Housatonie Avenue
Naugatuck
Irene Fair
Mra
James Fair
Griffin Hospital
Appon
Voltis
Franklin Manion
New York City
Mra Michael Donahus
Chapel Street
Chinese Fined for Opium Involvement and Vehicle Fire
Charlo Wah, 67, arrested Monday in a state street lodging house for opium possession, was fined $26 after arraignment in City Court. Fire destroyed an automobile owned by Charles Lefcorvitz in a Spur of 204 Wheeler Avenue garage, with total damage about $900.
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Charlo Wah
State Street
Charles Lefcorvitz
Fram & Buel
Whoeler Avenue
Ansonia to Appeal New Water Rate Decision
Ansonia plans to appeal a Public Utilities Commission ruling boosting water rates. The city council authorized action to protect municipal interests, noting the increase would raise annual city payments from 2700 to 9400. The appeal, expected to be filed, argues the commission erred and that the adjustment lacked proper grounds.
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Ansonia
Public Utilities Commission
Ansonia Water Company
Board of Aldermen
F. M. McCarthy
Comany
P. A. Commission
Mead
Jacobs Brothers Victims Of Thieves Reported Losses
Police logged two thefts reported yesterday morning. Jacoby Hrothen of Kossuth Street said his toilet articles worth 36 were stolen. Charles Kuvino reported salvaged items valued at 26 stolen from a vacant store at 1250 MbA Rent.
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Jacoby Hrothen
Kossuth Street
Charles Kuvino
Wright Property Valuations in Estate Records
Estate records list Isabella Wright assets at 7,760 with Bridgeport real estate. Appraisers Nicholas Posting and Paul Ducheaum, administrator Nathaniel BP. Lena Schick estate shows 8,430 with 7,000 Bridgeport real estate. Henry Lishuman and Alfred Griesinger appraisers. Lena Rong as administrator.
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Isabella Wright
Trabate von Yuaterday
Read
Bridgeport
Nicholas Posting
Paul Ducheaum
Nathaniel BP
Wright
Lena Schick
Henry Lishuman
Alfred Griesinger
Appraluers
Lena Rong Ie
Visiting nurse appointed to take Newtown charge
Newtown will have a visiting nurse this week from the Visiting Nurse association. Miss Aileen Finkly will serve under Dr Kiernan in Sandy Hook for now, aiding health conditions and operating under Kiernan's orders except for immu nancy cases. The system may lead to a school nurse later.
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Newtown
Misa Aileen
Finkly
Misa Winle
Tia
Kiernan
Sandy Hook
Ming Finkle
Mary Duncombe
A.W. Brinton
John MaMahon
Still River
McMahon
Bessie Wheeler
Bridgeport
Mink
Hisle Moore
Boston Mass
Mra
Bolly Geonarg Sind
Misa
Clemson
Leonard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Milton Ault
Fairfield Post Hosts County Legion Delegates
Fairfield March 14 Special A payal reception is to be given the delegates of the various American Legion posts of Fairfield county when they meet in Sherman hall tomorrow night. The George A Smith Post and Analomy will act as hosts and entertain the delegates after the meeting. A major portion of the meeting will be devoted to the consideration of bills introduced by the General Assembly concerning Legion activity. The benefit derived for veterans and the parishioners skills will be the subject of reports. The county banquet planned for the Biburban Club in Stamford on April 7 will be described. Joebnnen, George Anderson and Hichiid McNaby are members of the Smith Post committee arranging the meeting.
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Fairfield
American Legion
Fairfield County
Sherman Hall
George A Smith
Billy
Willoe
Eamuilttea
Stamford
Aftalus
Dehn Joebnnen
George Anderson
Hichiid McNaby
Smith Post
Redding Grange Ball Planned for Saturday Night
Redding March 14 the Redding Grange will host a novelty dance with Mt Patrick's orchestra for the evening. Prizes will be awarded to ladies and gentlemen. Local activity includes library hours, a Wellsfield visit, and a highway crew assignment to repair state land through town.
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Wuellen
Ridesfield
Sunfurd
State Highway Department
Redding
Thin Town
Rosa Companies
Redding Miro
Englewood Hospital Records Six Deaths
The monthly Board of Health report shows six deaths at Englewood Hospital from a range of diseases including diphtheria and heretofore listed ailments. During the month fifty-nine patients were admitted, with 28 discharged and several transferred to other facilities.
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Board of Health
Mane Public Vortereias
Binglewood Hospital
Wwillshla
Greens Farms burglaries eyed. suspect to face trial
In Greens Farms, Micheel Kozok, 49, was arrested after a shore house break in which valuables were stolen and homes damaged. Kozok to appear before Judge Wil tad & Adama Saturday morning in lrial court. Police suspect an organized gang targeting summer houses in Sherwood Island and Greens Farms. Local investigations and ownership identifications follow as the community reels from repeated break‑ins.
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Whstport
Micheel Kozok
Wiltad & Adama
Livelock
Kogok
Greens Farms
Utalen
Suzok
Sherwood’ Ieland
Greeens Farms
Kozok
Shovitt Perryly
Kozol
Legion Post
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Kovac
Dead Man
Derby Police
Corporation Counsel
P. U. C. Grant
Jacobs Brothers
the Prudential
U.S
Prudential
Mus
Home Office
Newark
Ew Jersey
the Prudential Insurance CO. OF America
Newsrapee Archive
Fairfield Post
County Legion
Redding Grange
Englewood Hospital
Sterling
Westport
Reguer
Mathias
Amer Can Legion
Statevatrvet Allin Shor
Sogston
A. Patrick's
Lie Ladwy Aual
Channing Mariia
Hetty
Lincoln Street
Women's Town Improvement
Walter Tate
Bridgeport Ark League
Charles 3 Meeker
Crosshighway Road
Ancuath Reamer
Crosshighway
Leon Jennings
Mudgeport
Greens
Cliuir
Allec
Allan Parsall
Greens Parma
Manchester
Connectcut Agrionthra
Iil
Cammldea
Jowenh Adams
SM. Foster
Mra W. B Wood
Pripita
Williams
Hradley
Maward Th
Bradley
Avergramn
Kore
The Smith=Murray Co
Main St
Birfield Ave
The
Smith-Murray Co
Lia Chen
Madea
W. H. Aborn
Putnam
William Boardman & Sons Company
Martford
Connecticut
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