Plea Guilty Pleadings in Criminal Court Report
Judge Jmesen FP Burpee in the Criminal Superior Court yesterday disposed of several cases with guilty pleas. Defendants facing statutory burglary and related offenses received prison terms, while others were fined or sentenced to jail with suspensions. A group of youths from South Norwalk and Bethel linked to April burglaries totaling over $2,000 faced transfer to reformatories or the State Prison System.
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Jmesen FP
Burpee
Criminal Superior Court
Pivas
Nance
Charlies Anderson
New Canaan
Williew H. Seymour
South Norwalk
George WH. Ashtory
Optitson
Lous de Vasng
Joseph Gar
Daniel Telesco
Pedro Telesco
Standard
Uesertion
Faydiiy
Angela Balligsta
Shelton
Marion Wisser
Michael Plowat
Ane Drew Marsh
Albert Miles
Thomas Smith
Connecticut School For Boys
Bethel
Mr and Mrs Fried Held In Liquor Case
Mr and Mrs Samu Fried of Stratford were arrested May 1 by Prohibition officers on suspicion of lawful possession of about 70 gallons of spirits. They were held for the next term of the district court with bonds set at $1,000 each. A hearing before Commissioner Hugh J Lavery Friday discussed the seizure of 15 containers from the Smith Street home and alleged rental of a bedroom closet for $252 a month. The defendants’ attorney claimed the real guilt lay with others who sold the spirits. The couple were released on their lawyer’s promise pending renewal of bail.
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Samu Fried
Stratford
May
Hugh J. ‘Laven Saterday
Trank
Cantillon
Hyman Smith
Smith Street
Pried
Hollister Avenue
Limite Seriti
Smith
Boazie
Can
rAttorney Badesch
Fite
Nurse Sues Estate for 5000 Over Six Years of Care
Mary Loomis sues Edward D. Beach as administrator of Lydia S. Davis for services as nurse and caretaker from 1912 to 1918. She alleges care valued at 11 dollars weekly and 4680 dollars due, with damages claimed at 8500. Trial before Judge Frank D. Staines and jury in Superior Court.
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Frank D. Staines
U Jary
Mary Loomis
Edward D. Beach
Lydia S. Davis
Iss
Noree
Davis
Lincoln School Wins in Clean-Up Contest
Bridgeport public school pupils earned Civic Fire Certificates after Clean-Up Week. About 5,350 students pledged four hours of work and Bridgeport School District led with $60 in total rewards. Certificates signed by Mayor Wilson and City officials recognize help in keeping the city cleaner and brighter.
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Bridgeport
Childdren
Chamber of Commerce
Wilson
D. Pairchild Wheeler
J. H. Callahan
Ihealth
J. Slangon
Incom School
Railroad aid plan advances in Senate interstate group
Washington May 12. Legislation to aid railroads and shippers in the car shortage extends the use of the $300,000,000 revolving fund from five to fifteen years and amends the law in other respects. The measure was agreed upon today by the Senate interstate commerce committee.
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Washington
Seazle Interstate Commerce
Special May Sale Prices on Hats and Tableware
A May sale advertises hats crafted from chrysanthemum straw with novelty feathers and ostrich feather aigrettes, plus liserie and decorative quill styles, at reduced prices. Also featured are serving and butter spoons, forks, knives, butter churns, and assorted bed and table linens with notable discounts. Some items carry no exchanges or credits, with sizes and colors specified for linens and blankets.
Glass and Silver Novelties Sale Highlights Linings and Silver Plated Ends
A catalog style sale lists glass linings and pierced frames with brass finishes for $2.25 to $3.15. Saucer candle holders, bud vases, mustard jars, napkin rings and other glassware feature silver plating and sale prices. Household linens like white mull and long cloth show marked discounts, along with brushes, cloths, and laundry items. Basement syrup jugs and sherbets with silver rims are offered, plus ramekins and custard cups with linings.
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Fritz & Hawley
Pritzg Hawley
Opticians
van Dy
Victory
van Dyk
Main
Corner John
Very
Ea A
Newfield
Charles Scholz
Newfield ‘Ave
Noble
MS. Fried
Lincoln School
Roosevelt
Monroe
Ness
Beacon
Second Moor
Rgular
of Med
Sheffield
Klever Kraft Ware
Guernsey
Ramekins
Coxe
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