Campbell bound over after rear end crash in Westport
Campbell of Main Street Bridge Port was found guilty of reckless driving and bound over to the superior court on $100 bond after a collision that involved a delivery car owned by Henry Boers and cars owned by Stobert Mace and Mrs. A. J. Southey. Repairs estimated at 575. Local Sons of Italy plan a Columbus Day dance at National Hall. Auctioned property not sold. warrantee deed issue unsettled.
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Westport
Campbell
Main Street
Bridge Port
Way Board
Fae Joseph Bison
Henry
Arthur Durner
Stobert Mace
West Haven
A. J. Southey
Mace
Sons of Italy
Guperior Court
The
Accident victim dies in hospital in Shelton
Peter Mulyniak of Maple Street, held on $1000 bond for court Monday after an accident Sunday in which John Ulianus died from injuries at Griffin Hospital. Ulianus, riding in the car’s rear seat, was pinned when Malyniak turned and the vehicle overturned. The Bridgeport Trust Company employee failed to appear, bond forfeited. Local notices: other items mention hunting, a Republican meeting, and Democratic club activities.
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Shelton
Peter Mulyniak
Maple Street
Big City
John Ulanus
Ullanus
Malyniak
Ulianus
Griffin Hosand
Bridgeport Trust Company
Merwin
Bridgeport Hydrallic Company
Marian Hartford
Legion Rooms
Phoebe
Elizabeth
Mary Beard
Cape Cod
Mary Mahoney
Voth
Jackson Democratic Club
Minnie Jofut
Ann O'Neil
Ansonia Girl Weds Springfield Man in Local Ceremony
Det.-liss Elgise Agnes Shortell daughter of Mrs. James Shortell of Platt Street married Patrick Gloster of Springfield Massachusetts this morning at the Church of the Assumption. Rev John Brennan officiated. The bride wore pheasant colored crepe chiffon and carried a bouquet of Killarney roses. Miss Mae Shortell sister of the bride was maid of honor in dark brown crepe with yellow chrysanthemum. A wedding repast followed at the Shortell home. The couple plan a honeymoon in Montreal and will reside in Springfield.
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Ansonia
Eed
Shortell
Montreal
Springfield
Mass
Yegg Opens Safe in Norwich with Hammer
A five pound hammer used to batter a door at a Texas company office in Norwich. Thieves forced the safe, took $60, then escaped before dawn. They carried the hammer from a nearby stone cutter’s shed and fled.
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Yegg
Norwich
Hammer
Uhe Texas Company
Stone Cutter's
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Bridgeport
Shelton Man
Ansonia Girl
Bride OF Springfield
Ews
Densid Shay
Franklin Street
Peddie Institute
A. Blume
Hackensack
N. J
M. Brown
Jasra Biondi
Seymour
A. L. Dona van
Airfield
Wey Wiys
AURA
Med
Columbia
Ag Huwayt
Sven the
Mont
Cocks Ofter
Alwager
Dangler-Lorain Stores
Clarks
Ff. Morrow
Bubble Books
Davenport
Becker
Eagan Church
Sey Sens
Broad St.restormee
Simplex
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