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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1925
Page
3
A Stretford mother of two, married 23 years, was granted divorce from Prank Stadelnik in Superion court on cruelty grounds. The decree ends a long marriage tied to Jackson Avenue.
Judge Newell Jennings heard Mrs Stodolnik accuse her husband of improper conduct and physical cruelty. He denied cruelty and claimed she once used bluing to feign a bruise. Mrs Stodolnik sought alimony and attached four lots valued with a $30,000 estate. No decision was reached. counsel to argue financial arrangements on a near term date.
Shelton November 10 special report says five cases heard at night court. Charles and Frank Kaminsky charged with selling liquor and possessing to sell at 103 Center street. Charles, 200 years old, avoided jail but fined 100 dollars and costs. Frank fined 359 dollars and costs for selling liquor and 100 dollars and costs for possessing liquor with intent. Alphonso Claravolo 22 Housatonic avenue Derby charged with stabbing brother in law Michiel Camabiaso with intent to kill, case continued. bonds set at 110 dollars. Beridgeport granted nolles on charges of failing to assume responsibility after auto crash. Anthony Bales of Shelton had case nolled for operating without license. Joseph Ipplius, twelve, charged with driving without license while underage, held for continued hearing. mother accompanying him to crash may be held as well.
Westport on November 1 report a seven year old boy Edward Horslick son of Mr and Mrs Knatz Horslick of Roseville road is in serious condition at Norwalk hospital after being struck by a unit delivery truck driven by Joseph Glaske of Southport on State Street hill near the Malier house at 3 pm He received back injuries and was attended by Dr Tl S Phillips He initially went home believing only a bruise but later complained of back pain and was hospitalized Glaske was not held.
In New London on November 10 1930 John Quinn forty of the city was sentenced by Judge Charles B Walker to 30 days for transporting liquor. Five minutes after sentencing Quinn attempted suicide by slashing his throat with a razor in the Sheriff's office. Deputies J Y Tows and Fred Bult wrestled with him and recovered the blade. The self inflicted wound is not serious and Quinn will recover.
Nate Jackson of Albany and James Richardson of Baltimore were sent to New Haven jail to serve 30 days each for carrying concealed weapons. They worked on the Shepaug water project and testified they carried guns for protection on the job. An arrest followed police stopping them after hip pockets bulging with guns.
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