Attorney Greensten seeks $50000 in malice suit
Motives of malice alleged as attorney Charles S Canfield and others face a suit filed in Superior Court. Greenstein claims defamation arising from a February arrest and a prior patent dispute, seeking $50000 for damages to his character and business. Deputy Sheriff J P served papers yesterday.
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Foreign born soldiers become U S citizens in Fairfield county
Judge Howard J. Curtis oversaw a May naturalization session admitting 23 new citizens, bringing the total to 203 in the month and 550 foreign born soldiers admitted to citizenship in Fairfield county since the end of the guard.
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Wife of Dentist Sues for Divorce in Court
Mrs Weidlich formerly Marie Phelan sues Dr Harold C Weidlich dentist for divorce alleging intolerable conduct. Papers filed yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Robert Nichols set June term for the Superior Court return. They live at 190 North Avenue.
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Donial and Wife Held as Counterfeiters
Armand Dowais and his wife Mary Dowais of Milford, along with Joseph Barbe of Hartford, were indicted by the Hartford grand jury on counterfeiting charges. Trial set in Federal district court at Hartford on Tuesday, May 25.
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Mayor Probes Alder Salary Ordinance
Mayor Wilson has not signed the ordinance granting aldermen a salary of 900 dollars a year. He said yesterday he is holding up to thoroughly investigate the legality of adopting such an ordinance.
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Horse Beating Case Ends with Fine in City Court
Charged with cruelty a horse beaten with a heavy stick led to a $25 fine for James Esposita of 38 Madison Avenue in City court yesterday. The case against Joseph Esposita, arrested on Barton Ham Ling, agent of S. P. City, was nolled.
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Bridgeport Man Held in Waterbury Murder Case
A Bridgeport man is held in connection with a Waterbury murder. The victim, Luigi Gigliotti, 86, of 127 Waterbury, died after a fight in which the suspect fired multiple shots, including a fatal blast to the brain. Police inquiry continues.
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Local dispute over a woman ends in police involvement
Fragmentary police report details a quarrel among men over a girl described as a sweetheart. Authorities note a friend of the accused was present and the incident led to police action at the scene. Further specifics are unclear in the surviving text.
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J. Bridger Police
Ships Begin Route to Relieve Vessels at Bow Harbor
A brief dispatch notes orders directing the crew to Cape Bow to relieve surrounding ships. The Rodgers was loaded today and preparations continue for additional relief stages, with clear commands issued to proceed tomorrow.
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Mage
Degirey
He Rodgers
Verdict Awarded In City Court Damages Case
A court in the city awarded $350 in damages in a civil case involving a plaintiff named Polastreut. The proceedings referenced Lae course and a related judgment, with unusual OCR errors in the record.
Schlager Is Discharged in Bronx Slaying Case
In a Bronx courtroom on May 20, Schlasel Youngstown waiter from Ohio was discharged related to a slaying case. The hearing shed little light on motives, with officials keeping details sparse as the discharged defendant left without incident.
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Ohio
Unclear discharge in murder case prompts inquiry
An unidentified metal manufacturer named Rueckert was discharged in a case involving murder charges. Investigators requested discharge, stating the investigation had faltered, leaving the outcome uncertain and details incomplete.
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Carsten
New York Banks Tighten Rules on Imports and Credit
New York banks moved to curb imports and luxury goods as part of a broader effort to deflate credit. The Federal Reserve Board weighs actions to stabilize the economy while imports and nonessential purchases face scrutiny.
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Federal Reserve Board
Yacht missing after storm off Fiji coast report
A yacht named Grey ini has been missing since Saturday after a storm near the Fiji coast. The British registry ship Dueck was reportedly repaired and a general conference announcement noted a child of 32 nations involved in a Methodist Episcopal ceremony.
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Dueck
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Methodist Episcopal
Husband Charges Cruelty in Divorce Suit
Louis Ladinsky files for divorce in Superior Court against Annie Gateel Ladins of this city, alleging cruelty and desertion as grounds for the action.
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Louis Ladisky
Annie Gateel Ladins
Second Negro Bishop Candidacy Announced in Torrington
In Torrington on May 20, friends of Senator Charles RPS announced the candidacy of Ele Brooks for the Republican nomination. The move marked the second Negro bishop seeking power in the party’s slate this year.
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RPS
Elee Brooks
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