Thirteen Divorces Granted in Court
A Stamford court granted thirteen divorces detailing desertion misconduct and alimony. Cases include William H. Pace versus Titian Phillins Foye, Nellie Wrobel Lends versus Antonio Lesda, Oleora E. Dumoulin versus Napoleon Dumoulin, and others from Norwalk Danbury and Stamford with dates ranging 1917 to 1924.
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William H. Pace
Stamford
Titian Phillins ‘Foye
Paris
Isim
Nellie Wrobel Lends
Norwalk
Antonio Lesda
Lena
Danby
Lends
Oleora E. Dumoulin
Wis
Napoleon Dumoulin
Boston
Albert Gregory
Mildred C. Gregory
Allie
Barbara Valente
John G. Valente
Ritz Diner Owner Arrested Over Gambling Machines
William A. Cook of Norwalk proprietor of the Ritz Diner at 3300 Fairfield Ave was arrested yesterday afternoon after Sergeants Auger and Devine found two gambling machines in the lunch wagon. The devices paid prizes in dines and quarters and both were confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Cook
Ridge Street
Norwalk
Fairfield Ine
Walter Auger
Patrick Devine
Burglaries At Ash Street Market Lead To Arrests
Orlando Springer reported his market at Ash Street robbed in the early morning. Burglars stole $15 in cash cigarettes cigars and candy. Detectives Derrik and Beery arrested George Zanelo seventeen of Ash Street and Willam Roman twenty six of Salt Street on burglary charges. police say they confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maade
Orlando Springe
Ash Street
Frederick F. Derrick
John J. Beery
George Zanelo
Willam Roman
Salt Street
Polee
Papal Legate Cardinal Bonzano to Undergo Operation
In Rome Cardinal Giov. Bonzano the papal legate to the Eucharistic congress faces stomach ulcer surgery. Two American surgeons aboard will assist, with Prof. Allessuno and Dottori Ponteno among the surgeons. The private Quisisana wing is prepared. prayers are planned for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieytich
Rome
Giov. Bonzano
Washington
Chicago
Dottori Ponteno
Mucchit Vor
Acco
Quisisana
Cardinal Bonzano
Italy
Murray
Portland
Maine
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Cardinal Gasparri
Ben
Alesiniti
Bonzano
Four To Death In Electric Chair In New Jersey
Four men were executed in New Jersey after a crime at a Reid cream plant on Mount Prospect Avenue. They maintained innocence to the end, while a fifth accomplice, Robert Boudreau, whose testimony helped convict them, faced plea deals and new affidavits from jailmates. Governor Moore refused a last minute reprieve as the condemned awaited the electric chair.
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Edie
Timothy J. Muripay
Moore
Big Joe
Condit
Reid Res
Mount Prospect Avenue
Manly
Robert Boudreau
Bourdreau
Boudreau
Vex
Daniel J. Bren
Prohibition Faces Death Borah Urges Enforcement
Senator Borah warned that prohibition and constitutional government hang in the balance. He urged the Republican party to enforce or repeal the amendment, saying the people would remove it from the Constitution if needed. The Grange ritual ended with Borah and 10,000 members receiving the sixth or seventh degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borait
Republican Party
Borah
Grange
Temperature Drop Halts Flood Rise In Vermont News
The northern rivers rose two to four feet after heavy rain, washing away temporary highways and a bridge over the Little river near Waterbury. Red Cross officials warn of delays in shipping food to Whacoski valley points via Smuggler's Notch. Westminster sees railroad tracks washed out forcing train detours. A highway bridge on the Pike river between Phillipsburg and Quebec is gone, severing the main Montreal to 8. Albans route.
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Waterbury
Little River
Red Cross
Whacoski Valley
Westminster
Vermont
Boston and Maine Railroad
Pike River
Phillipsburg
Quebec
Montreal
8. Albans
Remus Roars At Court In Disbarment Hearing
Assistant Prosecutor Basler objected to the form of the question over Remus disbarment. Remus shouted denial as Judge Shook cleared the room. Taft argued the grievance committee sought ten years of disbarment following a U S court conviction, while Remus demanded his right to be heard amid the murder charge weighing on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basler
Remus
Shook
Taft
Tatt
United States
Bar Association
Prejudice Claim Stirs Court Over Press Remarks
In a heated court session a defendant attacks media coverage as prejudicial. He asserts only official court records are admissible and notes the judge’s prominent lineage, challenging the reliability of a sensational specimen presented by reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vents Hage
Taft
Supreme Court
Children Start Fire After Playing With Matches
Children playing with matches set fire to lace curtains in N. Rizzetelli's home at 83 Thompson Street. The blaze was reported from Box 4 at North Washington and Housatonic avenues. Assistant Chief George F. Bearda jee led firefighters who contained the fire with about 635 in damage. A cautionary note warns ivory or bone handled knives should not be left in water as it damages their handles.
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N. Rizzetelli
Thompson Street
North Washington
Housatonic Avenues
George F. Bearda~ Jee
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Meta Allen Ray
Danbury
Yeomans
Charles T. Ray
Denbury
Noon! P. Ostrander
Stamatard
Naomi Peterson
Alexander Ostrander
New York City
Carly
Mintle K. Tabeling
William Tabeling
Topeka
Kansas
Minnie Knipfer
Eleanor McCormick
Harold E. McCormick
McCormick
Florida
Everglades
New England
New Haven
Bridgeport
Penna
Sta
New York
Iverglades Ltd
E.&w Coasta
Srtica AE —iMight
Baresstk
Coat Line
Atlantic Coast Line
Standard Railroad of the South
F. Fuller
G.E.P.A
Broadway
Leckawanna
Hugger
Raymond Carson
Joreh
Michael Voke
George Durr
Joseph Kadza
Pittsburgh
Joe
National
Mluste
Middle ST
Till & Oelock
Wes
Coats
Zelia
Valencia
Dusmore
Diay Weir
Department of Furs
Desar Misch Main
Golden Hill
Middle Streets
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