Pleas Open May Term Court With Prisoner Plea Allocations
Opening prayers by Rev Henry S Haber shaw of Monroe precede a crowded day in the May term of the terminal superior court. Twenty four prisoners entered pleas or were remanded. many defendants faced charges including theft burglary and firearms. Names and ages span Bridgeport Norwalk Stamford and Stratford with multiple cases set for trial or sentencing.
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Waldo Warsina
Trrminal Superior Court
Henney & Havershaw
Monroe
Bridgeport
Ovien
Bert Ateeet
Gary Hal
Wilton Garriett
William Imonnige
American Express
James Weste
Samfort
William J. Long
Krazchewski
Trenko
Stamfordy
Edward Jones
Monce
Triat
Orren Edwards
Tames Johnson
Norwalk
Steve Demko
Aesant
Razor
Margaret Demho
Peter Berandano
Howard Roberts
Greenmich
Daisy Mino
Julia Seaman Roberts
Furs Lamea Matcuscao
Stratford
Wuerghars
Guy Utal Wanite
SEEK BACK TAXES Continued from Page One
The report details delinquents in personal taxes and the effort to collect taxes owed. It notes misdirected reports, possible lost mail, and the commissioner’s steps to force payment. It lists totals for untaxed and taxed amounts, abatements, and the fiscal year’s costs.
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Riodag
Annual Dance Plans Entertainment Program
The Nobpare sudak club announces its annual dance with a five act entertainment program. Plans include performances by Sdchett, Ditieret, and Miss Ribs De Gann with a novelty step dance. Miss Wildred Wess is chairwoman of the entertainment committee and Knuth Steinian is the head of the fear committee.
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Frjysta
Ivaleun
Sdchett
Saett
Ribs de Gann
Thattad
Orienta
Wildred Wess Ie
Knuth Steinian
Torman
Ho Fear
Youth Shot in Leg During Sleep Sighting Confusion
A Long Meadow youth in Brookfield Sho Wis reports being shot in the leg while asleep. Investigators say a top bureau revolver was found in a dining room and police questioned hospital staff and local officers. The motive remains unclear as state authorities handle the case.
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Long Meadow
Brookfield
Mohad
Kteimns
Phidgeport
Daniel Srolley
Bridgepool
Frank Itetlno
Bridgenert
Bemarl
Joe Scully Kiermus
Shiet
Nigare SD
Abatement case involves $3,000 check sent by Schwartz
Fragmentary OCR shows a $3,000 check sent by Schwartz in an abatement case. Mentions recipients Drs Ac orev and A Js Gebaney and references a meeting and tax implications. Text is garbled with multiple broken phrases and unclear conclusions.
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Schwartz
Bax
Prayrent
Lommon Council
Drs Ac
Gebaney
Flee
Amd
Ted
Hartford man linked to debt scandal and local figures
An overlaid, fragmented report describes a Hartford man tied to a debt issue in a local savings bank scandal. The text names community figures and institutions including the city church and Hartford High School, noting family ties and a recent incident.
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Graapans
Salig
Othenes
Saul Ser
John Ff
Hubber
Halt
Cyush Teref
Bea
Lowett Tity Savings Bank
Seas Proust
Ash
Ferer Agarate
Hora Society de Rotars
Amtysenue Baptist Church
Connecticut
Bony Ds
Waiden
Hartford High Scood
Brennan Stone CC Director Elected to Chamber Post
Francis J. T. Brennan of Brennan Stone CC was elected a director of the Chamber of Commerce for a three year term. AW Burritt, chairman of Bridgeport Savings Link, resigned after long service and will be replaced as director. Brennan also served as fire commissioner and on the Garage Control Commission in civic affairs.
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Francis JT Brennan
Brennan Stone CC
Chamber 1 Commerce
Burritt
Bridgeport Savings Link
Brennan
Orange arson case delayed at request of state
Anulh continuance 98 beanPlaided in the cases of Gramaeshaw and Piward Gillett of Orange charged with arson surrounding the March 1 fire that destroyed the Holm farm and barn on Wilford Turnpike. The state requested the delay to continue proceedings before Justice of the Peace Ayeret in Orange.
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Orange
Gramaeshaw
Piward Gillett
Alita Holm Gren
Wilford
Justice of the
Petre Ayeret
Lequest
Gillett
Ian
Uenisis
Xewdaxven
Financial markets edge higher amid cautious trading
Stock prices show modest gains as investors assess corporate results and bond yields. Analysts note steady demand from institutions while consumer shares lag. An advertising blurb appears in the page, guiding readers to grocery store deals.
Poincare Leaves Reparations to His Successors
The French premier Poincare plans to resign with his cabinet after elections, deferring reparations policy and holding off on implementing economies elected authorities oppose. The resignation is set for June 4 to allow time for parties to form a new ministry.
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Poincare
Associated Press
Premer Poncares
Ramsay MacDonald
Rotary Governor Honor Guest At Lavery Send-Off
Rotary club members gathered as Rotary Governor George Joope of Wattsfield presided. Donald Scums of New Vivien attended as honor guest, with President Mbest Po Pavery presenting a tribute to Lavery as the district’s western area sends off its leader.
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Rotary
Lavery
Petary Disit
George Joope
Wattsfield Vass
Imine
Donald Scums
New Vivien Wer
Buudsenort Rotary Club
Tasimpbt
Mibest Po Pavery
Cleddoof
Aish Pais
New Fn
Miivery
Plutary Club
Walllans
Xeric
Liu Abel Lie
Meetings Tonight Mixed List of Lodges and Notices
A fragmented listing shows various lodges and social groups including Moonetr, Leach, St Cro, Cambro ton, Tipusaguna, Waste Shrine, Andac, Dartas, Isvuly, and Unity lodge. Street names like Mayn, Brett, Traskah, Broad and Bridgeport appear with scattered event references. The readable items suggest a community notices page with lodge meetings and social society announcements.
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Wong
Oungt & Leach Act
Danish Siaterhead
Star of Unity Lodge
Broad Stirel
Bridgeport News
Traskah Lodge
New Ob Tod
Tandon Street
Six Auto Crashes Reported In Day With One Injury
Six automobile crashes were reported during the day with one person slightly injured. Ida Rapulla was knocked down near Police Headquarters on Pantied avenue. John B. De Barney, 961 Broad Street, at fault. A timber incident damaged a street poke on Patifield Ave, caused by a sedan driven by Louis Barge. Sorge charged with reckless driving. At Maplewood and Colorado avenues two closed cars collided. no injuries. Armin Wobimer collided with a Pakner at New Haven and Connecticut. minor damage. Wadham and Friedman cars clashed on Connecticut Ave near Bunnell.
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North Washington
Atiuch
Patifield
Dan Igs
Louis Barge
Raiload Avenue
Vside
Struc
Nicholas Hubanho
Shompoon Street
South
Myrtle Avenues
New Haven
Connecticut Avenue
Waterman Stire
Bunnell Street
Eugene A Wadham
Willow Street
Milford
David Friedman
Baldwin Siiget
Wyeth quotes findings on medical lecture rooms conditions
Dr Ware of St Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons described one ide moment in a lab with six subjects and noted dirty buildings while nearly a third of instruction came from freshmen. Kansas City College of Medicine and Surgery Di Wante testified about a skeleton with missing lag and arm, charts and a useless stereopticon in the lecture room.
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St Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ware
Gore
Kansas City College of Medicine and Surgery
Kellogg to Elude New Judgeships in 1925 General Assembly
The Waterbury judge Kellogg avoids contest and resists a full term appointment as judge to the end of his current term. The 1923 legislature created two new judgeships on the Superior Court bench and the 1925 assembly must confirm successors to retiring Justices Beach and Burpee. Each vacancy prompts lively barroom talk as counties field candidates for the upcoming session.
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Coat
Waterbury
Geneva Assembly
Filenda
Kelloga
Leonard J Wickerson
Cornwall
Arthur Phils
Seamonk
Kellogg
Rapkine Court
Supreme Count
Justice Burpee
General Assembly
Justiie
John K Beach
New Haven
Supreme Court
Autogrash crash leaves two dead and one injured in Atlantic City
In Atlantic City at New Hampshire and Atlantic avenues two men, William Fitzgibbons and George Young of New York City, are dead and another specter investigator, John Gurjey, is in critical condition with a probable skull fracture after a mid afternoon crash. Investigators from the prosecutor's office are handling the case.
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Atlantic City
City Hospital
New Hampshire and
Atlantic Avenues
William Fitzgibbons
George Young
New York City
Specter
Laula A. Repetto
New York
John Gur Jey
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Alord
Florence
Frans Benedict
William Polet
Alien Beasley
Bridgepot Arsany
Wislaura Russell Feu
Joseph Boida
Stratfield Cafeteria
Bbehn
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Ting
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Creamery
Elae
Meadowbrook
Guiden's
Ene
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West End
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Standish Avenue
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Center Street
Maplewood
Colorado Avenues
Schachts
Hartford
Monontinutd
C. Director
Francis J Brewnay
Seasmpord
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MacDonald
Edna Ferrero
Spain
Newarkerin Dune
Smopolitan
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People’s Savings Bank
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T Nowrer
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