Woman's $200 Rum Fine Overturned by Higher Court
A higher court revoked a $200 fine imposed on Stet Wernielwski, former restaurant owner, for selling duty liquor. The judge freed her on payment of costs, noting prior Fairfield ties and circumstances. Prosecution offered limited details. two others charged faced fines and suspended jail terms.
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Cie Courp
Stet Wernielwski
Park and
Raistend Avenue
Lat Ney
Fairfield
Wis
John J. Walsh
Common Pleas
Vine
Vincent J
Faisfield
Wourt
Keat Ing
William Wiz
Domber
Standitch
Andrew Grace
Huth S
Three More Divorces Filed In Local Petitions
Gertrude M. Vroom of Shelton filed for divorce from Archie Vroom after 47 years of marriage, claiming desertion in 1929 and seeking custody of four minor children. Florence Beckvermit of Stamford seeks alimony and custody of two minors from John Beckveremit for cruelty. Katherine Ketzinger of Norwalk faces a petition by John Ketzinger of New York alleging desertion months after their 1915 marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude M. Vroom
Shelton
Archie Vroom
Chilren
Florence Beckvermit
Stamford
John Beckvreermit
Meinor
Katherine Ketzinger
Norwalk
John Ketzinger
New Yerk
Slips on Oil Prompt Suit for 4000 Dollars
Florence Spencer of this city sues the Lincoln Company of 721 Street in superior court for 4000 dollars claiming she slipped on oil spilled on the Elm Street sidewalk on June 22 1922 injuring her left knee and causing other permanent injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Spencer
Conlin Company
Elm Street
Judge Beers vows war on reckless drivers and bootleggers
Judge Ralph Beers in City court declares a bold wartime policy against bootleggers and dangerous motorists amid a “serious epidemic” of reckless driving. He warns stern penalties, outlines court responsibilities, and calls on prosecutors, clerks, and staff to uphold justice while emphasizing protection of the public.
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Judge Beers
New City
City
New Justice
Relph A. Beers
Kilpatrick
Assis Fries
Ralph Berrs
Tris Cates
Dude Beers Kite
Aid Lb
Wen
Oliver
Lanny
Im Porance
Lliquor
Pratt
Henry Sarrow
Corti
Adelinice Espana
Aril
Margaret
Wingoss
Mecannell
Mewar
Van
Karan Orljee
Uae
Ohave Wiedeery Srotlinet
Monet Hive
Lenin
Sap Grecord
Pernagh
Ronan
Howland's Dresses Offer Wide Range at 21.50
A diverse stock of fine dresses is offered at 21.50. Crepe de chine Canton crepe printed crepes and foulards are highlighted. The assortment targets young Miss mature matron full-figured women and both everyday and special-occasion styles from a special purchase.
Ladies and children pumps and oxfords catalog
Shoe shop offers Misses and children's pumps and oxfords in tan calf elk smoked leather and patent leather. Styles include toe fillers Mary Janes patent pumps, oxfords with Kerry Krome soles, broad and medium toe options, sizes from 4 to 8 and up to 11. Prices range from 2.50 to 5.00 with several midrange options. Main floor display.
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Kerry Krome
Girls Dresses in Linen and Gingham Arrive for 6 to 14
New inventory offers linen and figured cotton crepe dresses for girls aged 6 to 14. Prices range from 2.50 to 12.50 with options in silk, crepe de chine, taffeta, Parisian silks, and gingham. Many styles feature white trim or embroidery and narrow ruffles. Location: second floor rear.
Children's gloves described with embroidery and colors
An old advertisement notes girls’ gloves including chamoisette strap wrist models with embroidered backs in beaver color and silk gloves with white and mastic backs. Main Floor, tet center.
Pretty kerchiefs for little folks display
Children’s handkerchiefs offered in fine white cotton with an embroidered figure in the corner. Included are boxed sets and solid color options. Main floor, right center.
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Sues Paint CO
America
Fleischmann
The
Fleischmann Company
Washington St
New York
Howland
Children’s
Howland Dry Goods CO
New England
Safepack Mills
Boston
Maas
Bridgeport
Schartz Bros
City Lumbar Co
Danbury
F. C. Benjamin
Janda
Jandayv
Newark
Yonkers
New Haven
Victrolas
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