Five Courts Open Sessions This Week in Fairfield County
Fairfield county courthouse opens a busy day as five courts schedule sessions. Judge W M Maibie will hear the trial of Mrs Ethel Hutchins Watt for her husband’s murder last August, with Judge Joan E Keeler and a jury in the April session resuming Christian Hoffman of Greenwich vs Dr Frits Cayleton Hyde over a $2000 damages claim for alleged unskillful wrist treatment. The case expects substantial medical expert testimony. Judge John P Keiloge has six civil cases assigned for hearing, including Rhinelander et al v Burgoyne Hamilton et al and Abal Company v Hyman Earp, among others. Judge John R Booth will oversee continued civil hearings. Judge John J Welsh will preside over the criminal session.
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Fairfield County Court House
Criminal Superior Court
W. M. Maibie
Ethel Hutchins Watt
Joan E. Keeler
Superior Court
Christian ©. Hoffman
Greenwich
Frits Cayleton Hyde
Greenwich Hospital
State Medical Examining Board
Hoffman
John P. Keiloge
Rhinelander, Seymour & Barnard
Burgoyne Hamilton
Charles A. Hamilton
The
Abal Company
Hyman Earp
C.D. S. Miller
Francis H. MacFarlane
Athera
Johanna Plum
Connecticut Company
Elizabeth McCutcheon
Sarah T. Michels
Joseph M. Schirmer
Sarah T. Nichols
John R. Booth
Traffic Problems Discussed by Bennett in Yale Conference
Charles 7 Bennett state highway commissioner spoke at Yale Mason Laboratory on traffic problems of the state highway department. He outlined the new automobile law and truck operation issues, noting a 25 000 pound load as adequate and that funds fall short for highway needs. William Phelps Eno spoke on highway traffic regulation. Runeel H Chittenden presided.
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New Haven
Charles 7. Bennett
State Highway Department
Mason Laboratory
Yalene
Thetate
Bennett
William Phelps Eno
Washington
Runeel
H. Chittenden
SheMeld Scientific School
Yale
White Mule Seized in Meriden Raid
Meriden police reported finding a crude still and mash in the basement of Samuel Dohunnut on Cedar Street used to produce a liquor they called white mule. Dohunnut was fined 150 dollars plus costs. A bottle was found at a Pratt Street restaurant run by Waail Laskyich, who was fined 150 dollars plus costs.
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Meriden
Samuel Dohunnut
Cedar Street
Pratt Street
Waail Laskvich
Wearers of French Heels Banned From Public Courts
Superintendent P. Gahaz of the Board of Recreation expelled six young ladies from Beardsley park tennis courts for wearing French heels. Officials started a campaign against heeled shoes on municipal courts after reports of holes dug into the surface.
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al- Turing
P. ¥. Gahaz
Board of Recreation
Beardsley Park
Two Men Struck By Heart Attacks In City
Two men were stricken with heart trouble yesterday. Jacob Miller, 54, of 12 Madison Avenue Chelsea Ma ss, dropped dead at Nathan Bromski s home on Goddard Street. Angelo Perrone of 77 Green Street was stricken at Main and Congress streets. He was attended by Dr B J Coyle and removed to Saint Vincent s hospital in serious but not fatal condition.
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Jacob Miller
Madison Avenue
Chelsea
Maas
Nathan [Bromski
Goddard Street
Angelo Perrone
Green St
Main
Congress Streets
B. J. Coyle
Vincent
Robbers Grab Dollar Endanger Man on Bunnell Street
Lightermen accosted George Wirag on a morning street near 2 Bunnell Street and took a dollar from him. The assailants punched Wirag, breaking his eyeglasses and injuring his eye. He received treatment at the Emergency Hospital from Dr. B J Burns.
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George Wirag
Bunnell Street
Prett
Wirag
B. J. Burns
Nine to be tried on gambling charge
Eight men, arrested at noon Saturday in the Brunswick hotel on Fairfield Avenue by Patrolman Thomae Weller, will be arraigned this morning in city court. Charles Hell of Stratford jailed for keeping a gambling house, “hooking” for the races, under $200 bail, and seven frequenters each posted $59 bail.
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Brunswick Hotel
Fairfield Avenue
Thomae ‘Weller
Charles Hell
Stratford
Suburban Day proves value at Howland store in Bridgeport
Bridgeport shoppers on Suburban Day see Howland store offer rugs, bedding, clothing, and household specials. The wide assortment includes 9 by 12 feet rugs, BrusseIs weave pieces, bed covers, cretonne, linens, shoes, coats, dresses, and sport outfits with marked discounts and ready for immediate use. Localers urged to compare prices and quality across departments.
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Bridgeport
Howland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Keeler
Kellogg
Lay
Brussells Rugs
Goodyear
Reiindeer
Jersey
Wonder
Georgette
Kolynas
Woodbury’s
Weamen
Tle
L.c
Yorke
Portieres
Cobb and MacCutcheon and
Parker and
Holman Day
Baronesse Huard
Irvington Lawn
Women’s Millinery
Canton
Eense de Chine
Burton
Billie Burke
Valle
L Ingerie
the Howland Dry Goods Company
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