Garden of Italy Restaurant Head Fined for Liquor Violations
Harry Paoletti, proprietor of the Garden of Italy on Water Street, pleaded guilty to liquor law violations and was fined $206 plus costs and given a 40 day suspended jail sentence by Judge John J. Walsh. An appeal was filed from the City Court where Paoletti faced the same fine and sentence. Paoletti, age 38, was arrested January 24 for dispensing intoxicating liquors. co-defendant Patter Fotfa, linked to ownership, also pleaded guilty and received a $200 fine and costs.
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Harry Paoletti
Water Street
John J. Walsh
Common Fleas
Paoleth
Paoletth
Walsh
Pater Fotfa
Paolett
Paw
Costa
Foffa
Bridgeheart
Big Shirt Firm Opens Factory in Danbury
Danbury sees expansion as the Union Shirt Company of New York prepares a Danbury branch. The firm leased the Hawley building third floor on White Street and is installing machinery. The move follows recent local industrial openings brought by the Danbury Industrial Corporation, a coalition of manufacturers and merchants.
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BIG Shirt Firm
Danbury
Danhley
le Uioy Shirt Company
New York City
Countey
Hawley
White Street
Imia
New England Lusulacer
New Ireed
Armstrong
Linelean
York
Danbury selects Albert N Doyle as Democratic town chairman
Albert N Doyle of 32 Weslytle Avenue was unanimously elected chairman of the Democratic town committee in Danbury. Doyle, the Democratic nominee for Second Ward councilman, succeeds Frank Stevens who resigned after losing the mayoral primary to James E. Calf. Doyle also serves as manager of the Danbury branch of the Texas Oil company. Although a longtime resident, Doyle had not previously taken an active political role.
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Danbury
Albert Ndoyle
Weslytle Avenue
Forendon
Doyle
Frank Stevens
James E. Calf
Texas Oil Company
Plan Widens Westport Center Corner In Spring
Stport March 7 Plan Commission will start widening the corner of State Street and Riverside Avenue this spring. The commission considers cutting into Hunt and Downs southeast corner property for about 8 feet. Hunt and Downs reportedly want $19,000 for the land. Widening is planned to ease trolley and auto traffic as the steep street often blocks movement. If finished, the West Side Garage front owned by Jerry Keehan would be moved back two feet to align the street. Engineer William Wood Jr. has been hired to set building lines.
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Stport
Plan Commission
State Street
Riverside Avenue
Hunt & Downs
Strie Street
Anolden
Jerry Keehan
William Wood, Jr
Commission
Mapa
Local Theatrical and Community Notices Update
Mildred N Tage of Saga visits relatives in New York City Walter Osborn opens a barber shop opposite Fine Arts theater on State street James McCormick secures heating system contract for the Fine Arts display signs Lucius B Fanning former Westport Fire chief confined at home in East Norwalk John Ryan of Saugatuck takes a position with the UT Mail department John Willard Adams visits Bridgeport Miss Lillian Darrow sails to New York aboard S S Santa ha due in port next Monday Darrow worked in a government office Miss Donald Dickson of Malinette spends day in Bridgeport St Agnes Guild of Christ church meets at Mrs Charles Vahle King street
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Mort
Statn
Newsy
Mildred N. Tage
Saga
Tiams
New York
Ciy
Walter Osborn
Sherwood
Fine Auty Theater
State Street
James McCormick
Fine Arts
Lucius B. Fanning
Westport
Saugatuck
UT. 5
John
Willard
Adams
Ludlow Road
Bridgeport Esterday
Lillian Darrow
George A. Davot
S. S
Jury Dismissed for Term by Judge Banks
Judge Banks dismissed the term as all assigned cases were cancelled or settled in the Superior court. He will preside over the receiverships in today’s short calendar and travel to Hartford for the next term. A new panel of jurors was summoned to report next Tuesday for jury andorship cases. Judge Isaac Wolfe and Judge Kellogg will oversee subsequent sessions.
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Superior Court
John W W. Banks
Banks
Wek
Hartford
Tateamen
Isaac Wolfe
John P. Kellogg
Trade School Not Closed This Week
Directors stated that both day and night classes at the Trade School on John Street remain open. The institution, under the State Board of Education, is not controlled by the city board.
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Rade School
John Astreet
Krade
State Board of Education
Vicy Board
Royal Purple Degree Conferral At Nutmeg Encampment Meeting
The Royal Purple Degree will be conferred on a large class of candidates at Nutmeg Encampment No. 227 meeting tomorrow night in Gold Fellows Hall. Stratfield Encampment members have been invited to attend the ceremonies and refreshments will be served in the banquet hall.
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Gold Fellows Hall
Stratfield
Fairfield Personal Notices and Community Updates
Fairfield March 22. Elwood took juvenile delinquents to institutions at Middletown and Meriden today. The Board of Finance will meet Saturday afternoon at Town Hall to discuss town meeting bids and high school matters. Eunota club Comrades in Sertlee club and First Church of Christ Woman's Guild heard a lecture by Mrs G Simango African missionary under the auspices of theFundah. A meeting of the religious education committee of the First Church of Christ will be at Byron Jersey’s home. Donations are sought for the Fairfield Parent-Teacher food sale at Sherman School Saturday at two. Cake table directed by Mrs William Smbl and Mrs James Prescott. bread and biscuits by Mrs John Bridgeman and Mrs Bar on Jersey. Only registered owners admitted to town meeting Monday night. First Artlestman Frederick A Burrow announced. Monday’s question: choice of larger auditorium. town house assembly hall to be removed. Straford Improvement Association annual meeting Monday April 2. Miss Anna Schneider of Milpintas read is suffering from a severe cold. Tendl Altard of Southpart is suffering from an inserted finger. H W Pickett served with pagers to show cause why the bowling above in the Red Mars building should not be crossed. order is in Court of Common Pleas on Monday. Pickett is president of Unquawa Building Association, committee of Unquawa tribe No 0 TO R M. Mrs Mary Fitzgerald is camp in the action. she lives near the alleys. Alleys operating only a few months with low success. addition planned to decommodite two more alleys. Court order served by Sheriff W F Gould.
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Irfield
Pound
Robert Leach
Amd
Robert Knight
John Bridgeman
Bsron Jersey
Lestman
Frederick A
Hich
Jeuse
Strafeld Improvement Association
Anna Schneider
MIL Pinta Read
H.W. Pickett
Fairfield
Court of Common Pleas
Manda
Pickett
Unquawa, Building Association
Unquawa
TO. R. M
Mary Fitgerald
Sherft WF
Gould
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Town Plan Commission
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Nota
Della Robbia
Fairfield Personals
Marmaea
Smith=Murray Co
Main St
Fairfield Ave
Lia
McGrath
the Smith
Murray
Union
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Armstrong Co
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Burlap
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