Police Refused Doctor Seen for Driver in Darien Case
In Darien Criminal Court yesterday attorney John J Cuneo argued the police acted harshly by denying William Mooney a doctor examination after his arrest for operating a vehicle under the influence. Officer Mugavero and Sergeant Lambert testified Mooney swayed during a chase on the Boston Post Road and wobble at the station. Mooney denied drinking, claiming his request for a medical exam was refused and he was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J Cuneo
Norwalk
Criminal Common Pleas Court
Darien
Edward Mugavero
Terrence Lambert
E Earle Garlick
Concers
William Mooney
Bedford New York
Darren
Mooney
Mugatero
Magaxero
Boston Post Road
Lambert
Noor
Mugavero
Stamford Books Poorly Kept and Accountant Findings
Bernard Reis, an accountant from New York, reported poorly kept Stamford books for 1925 and 1926 but found no criminal irregularities. The update follows Max Spelke’s criticism of Harry Hott, with Hott suing for 20,000 dollars. the suit is pending in Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Associated Press
Bernard Reis
New York
Todas
Max Spelke
Harry Hott
Board of Finance
Hott
Spelke
Methodist Clergy Attend Griffin Funeral in Granby
Funeral services for Rev Duane N Fifain former Connecticut prohibition official drew many Methodist clergy and lay supporters. He had led pastorates in Meriden New Haven and Hartford before leaving the pulpit in 1913 for prohibition work. Interment occurred at Granby Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granby
Prigs
Tarlousines of Endeavor
Duane N Fifain
Connecticut State Prohibition Commission
Ros
Griffin
Meriden
New Haven
Hartford
Prohibition Party
Goernor
Divorces Granted in Superior Court Decrees
Judge John R Booth issued six divorce decrees in Superior Court. Florence Morgan of Stamford was granted divorce from George T Morgan of Montreal and can resume the name Florence Piiment. the couple wed in Quebec May 21 1916. Christopher M Potter of Ridgefield received a decree from Elena I Muray Potter. custody of children, wife left him in 1913. Rose M Brotherton of Wayport was granted a decree from Theodore Brotherton with separation due to intoxicated abuse. Edna Weaver Chella of Stamford and Cleia G Pirks of Norwalk were granted decrees with custody terms for their children. Alexander Hamilton Pallas of Stamford was granted a decree and allowed to resume her former name from Walter Pallas of New Canaan following misconduct claims. Marion Meek of Bridgeport was granted decree and custody of an unnamed child against William Meek of New Haven. Parks of Norwalk and other named spouses received decrees and support orders. The proceedings detail repeated drink-fueled abuse and spousal separations across multiple couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richards Booth
Superior Cour
Florence Morgan
Stamford
Florence Piiment
George T Morgan
Montreal
Canada
Quebec
Mie Morgan
Morgan
Canady
Christopher M Potter
Ridgefield Fe
Eedomresx
Elen I Muray
Mane
Rose M Brotherton
Waytport
Theodore Brotherton
Nowalk Thom
Csas Uyls
Dni Ton
Tose
Koeppen
Alexander Hamilton Pallas
Walter Palla
Chenwith
Pall
New York
Pallar
Palla
Edna Weaver Chella
Stephen Hatfa Aso
Giulfa
Fan Inc Dent
Cleia G Pirks
Norwall
Ted
Squi
Norwalk
Parks
Huband
Addiion
Marion 4
Meek
Bridgeport
Wilam Meek
New Haven
Boston
Fourteen Women Among Newly Named English Mayors
London November 10 Associated Press reports that fourteen elected mayors in English and Welsh towns include women. Margaret Besan welfare worker becomes Lord Mayor of Liverpool while Southampton selects a daughter as mayoress, reflecting a note on title use.
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London
Bs Associated Press
Margaret Besan
Liverpool
Welsh
Nator
Southampton
Stolen Car Found Damaged In Meriden
An automobile owned by Christine Deisole of 64 Admiral Street New Haven reported stolen last night was found on Grange Street this morning in Meriden. The car was badly damaged from crashing into a curb before being abandoned.
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Meriden
Associated Press
Chriisine Deisole
Admiral Street
New Haven
Atolen
Grange Street
Armistice Day Remembered Across Coast to Coast
On Armistice Day a gentle smile and a tear unite in memory of the nine year milestone since the cry it is ended rang from Maine to the Pacific. The day honors those who gave their lives that the world might again seek peace on earth.
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Maine
Pacific
Corset-Brassieres Promote Comfort and Support
Advertises corsets with light boning and side fastenings, removable shoulder straps for comfort. Available sizes 32 to 38. Describes the garment as a desirable feature for daily wear and support.
Boys A Football for Boys A Winter Hosiery Ad
An old newspaper ad promotes boys football attire and hosiery for winter wear. It highlights Pointed heel silk and wool stockings priced at 1.50, with other offers from Howland and Woodicn on Pearl chains and uniform pieces at 39 cents to 60 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
New Ribbon Novelties and Crepe de Chine Garments
A boutique listing highlights bridge prizes birthday gifts and showers sets such as pow ta trays powder pads and handkerchief cases. Crepe de Chine undergarments debut a new pantie on a yoke with a wide leg serving as a petticoat, trimmed with appliques in pastel shades priced around 2.95. A radium silk bloomers set and other lace trimmed items also appear, with black and additional pastel color options and prices near 3.95.
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Uon
Nh Hans
Pastel . Co
Footwear and lingerie items in late 19th century catalog
A catalog fragment lists smut ore stip and eyelet ties with ubur and bus heel styles, Queen Qual and Air-O-Pedic shoes, simulated alligator and satin fabrics, oxfords, strapped pumps for schoolgirls, and various collar and cuff sets in crepe de chine georgette satin, with prices from $1 to $3.
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Ubur
Bus Heel
Gil
Maurice
Jersey Frock Shapes Daytime Jersey Dresses Offer
Jersey dresses for daytime wear replace the old house dress. A semi tailored Jersey Frock features a light wet firm weave in desirable colors with a simulated two piece look, belts and varied neck treatments. Sizes 30 to 40 priced at $3.95. Second Friege Rear.
Warm Overcoats for High School Boy and Brother
Winter coats advertised for boys and younger brothers in sizes 11 to 15 years. Schowter double breasted box model overcoats in brown and tan mixtures priced at 18.75, plus Germinal Chinchilla coats in tan and core colors at 15. Other models range 8.95 and 12.75 in the Boys’ Department basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schowter
Older Men Favor Straight Up Shoe With Stitching Perforations
The description emphasizes a straight up shoe style preferred by older men featuring stitching and perforations. A rubber heel is highlighted as a key construct element.
Warmer Underwear for Men In New Stock
The first chilly breeze brings shivering crowds to shop for men undergarments. Choose part wool shirts and drawers heavy or medium weight. Heavy part wool union suits priced at 1.75 dollars and main inner-trent set at 3.50 dollars.
Durable School Hosiery for Children
A full length cotton and wool hose described as durable for children, marketed in a plain, period tone. It notes availability in camel or beaver colors and a price of 50 cents, suggesting a ready-made item rather than custom sizing.
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Father Johns
Sealoo Concern
Ciserder Roy
Connecticut
Chinchilla
Jersey
Moin
Wan Ileo
Crepe de Chine
Princeton
Oor
Friege
the Tweed Ensemble
Business Man
Stu
Dent
Children’s Durable School
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