Two Young Men Given Probation In August Break In
George Gullette and Robert McYange pleaded guilty to breaking and entering a prior record. Gullette received suspended sentence and two years probation while Morange faced a five to seven year suspended prison term for violating the Uniform Narcotic Drug Act. Bridgeport police arrested them August 7 after a dry cleaning shop break in Park Avenue.
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Morange
Tate
Otto J. Saur
Bridgeport
Masange
Park Avenue
Saur
Gullette
Harold S Nichols Dies in Stamford at 73
Harold S Nichols longtime Stamford town treasurer and insurance broker died at his Glenbrook home after a long illness. A Stamford native he served eight years as town treasurer and in 1942 sought the Republican nomination for state senator. He was president of Nichols &
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Stamford
Harold S. Nichols
Glenbrook
Nichols
Probe to Begin Friday in Trumbull Court Fund Handling
State Referee Walter M. Pickett will start a Friday morning investigation into Trumbull Town Court funds and cases. Judge Raymond J. Devlin approved a one man grand jury earlier this year, following a 1956 auditors report and recent Motor Vehicle department findings of receipt irregularities.
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Lorin W. Willis
Walter M. Pickett
Trumbull
Superior Court
Raymond J. Devlin
State Auditors
Motor Vehicle Department
Obituary notes retirement era worker leaves family
A longtime company employee who retired two years ago passed away leaving his widow two daughters and a brother. Funeral services will be held Thursday.
These New Style Gloves Are Colorfast
Amer ican women value practicality in fashion and seek washable colorfast gloves. The fall collection features colorfast leather gloves cut from luxuriously thin leather with a four guarantee. Colors range from deep tones like cherry red and moss green to lighter shades such as scarlet, wicker tan, and cottonwood, plus winter pastels and classic neutrals.
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Gaile Dugas
NEA
New York
Guilty Pleas Filed in November Superior Court
Judge Raymond J. Devlin oversaw ten guilty pleas in the November session of criminal Superior Court. Defendants include Joseph Daniels Jr, Gomer Grant Inglee, George Small Jr, Frank C. Miller, Clinton Clegg, David Carter Jr, Harold G. Wheeler, William Grosse, Albert F. Cote, and Charles H. Wilson with charges ranging from breaking and entering to robbery with violence and habitual offender status. No not guilty pleas were entered and sentences will follow probation reports.
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Raymond J. Devlin
Criminal Superior Court
Joseph Daniels, Jr
Green Street
Gomer Grant Inglee
Denver
Colo
George Small, Jr
Norwalk
Frank C. Miller
South Norwalk
Clinton Clegg
New York
David Carter, Jr
Stamford
Harold G. Wheeler
Derby
William Grosse
Albert F. Cote
Charles H. Wilson
George Hotel
Bridgeport
Movie profits rise but lag past decade totals
A study of annual reports from the six largest studios shows combined yearly profits just over 28 million dollars, compared with 76 million dollars a decade ago. The decline highlights shrinking margins despite ongoing industry growth and consolidation among majors.
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George Gullette
Willow Street
Robert Mc Yange
Arch Street
Chesire Reformatory
John F. James
Marine Corps
James
Devlin
Trumbull Probe
East Main St., Cor. Arctic
Bermuda
Colorado
London
Skydel’s
East Main Street
Cor
Chester
Post-Telegram
Dial ED
Home Furnishing Center
Cameo
Marian Dorn
Skydel
East Main
Studels
Martex
Laurel
Skydel's
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