Supreme Court Opens Ten Penn Term in Bridgeport Today
The October term of the Supreme Court of Errors opens in Bridgeport at 10 o'clock with 44 cases on the docket. Fairfield county includes the Yandere Yochelman appeal, serving a three to five year state prison term for a death, brief by Judge Dillon. Other Fairfield and New Haven county cases follow, listing numerous appeals and defendants.
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Supreme Cow
Stephen F Sherman, Jr
John’s Episcopal Church
Fairfield County
Yandere Yochelman
Eclectic
Misa Mabel Deery
John B. Dillon
Yachelman
Isaac Wolfe
William H. Comiey
Harrison Hoyt
Connecticut Company
Robert Gates
Crane Company
Mary A. Logers Cole
Irving M. Austin
Plaintif
Julius and
Andrew Gazdik
Gates Body Company
Mary Valerio Torteecl
Sharp Moosop
Paul Makusevich
Paul Gotta
Salt's Textile Company
John Ghent
Jane Anna Macfarquhar
Columbia Graphophone Company
John E. Porter
FP. A
Joseph G Cinitis
Anna Carmody
William J. Fitzpatrick, Jr
Joseph G Cinitia
Andrew J Broderick
H J. Torkomian
Newtown W. Alexander
May N Alexander
Beatrice Horchowsky
Anna Wells
Frederick C Bauby
Annie Kinson
George H Gill
John M. Bromly
Sarah Moran
New York
New Haven
Hartford Company
Henry B Tath
St Paul’s Universalist Church
Mary A Conneily
Connecticut
Dtfendeant
Taea* Telech
Farrell Foundry and Machine Company
Reservation
Actna Life Insurance Company
Elizabeth H Rtchmond
Maurice A Gruskay
Joseph Simenauskas
Michael Pentino
Joseph Gallo
Anthony P Manthakeyi
Ellen E Hayes
Leonard Petrucelli
Theresa Camparo
Devereux Robinson Va
Annie Dobbins
Ceasare Basat
Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Nicola “DiNino
Joseph D DiLoretto
Peter Ames
Alois K Schuster
Charles Johnson
John Banecs
John Bobinski
Charlotte N. Morse
Lash Motor Company
Hartford County Appeals From Local Court Docket
Mitchell Roberts against New York New Haven and Hartford company leads plaintiff appeals. Sylvestro Gerema against Morris Boyarsky follows with plaintiff appeal. William J Spargo versus Amelia Spargo marks defendant appeal. Charles E Woodward against City of New Haven part of defendant appeal. City of Hertford versus Connecticut company listed as plaintiff appeal. Alfred Atmore Pope Foundation on New York New Haven and Hartford, plaintiff appeal noted.
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Post
Mitchell Roberts
New York
New Haven
Hartford Company
Sylvestro Gerema
Morris Boyarsky
William J. Spargo
Amelia Spargo
Charles E Woodward
City of
de Iendant
Hartford County
City of ‘Hertford
Connecticut Company
Alfred Atmore Pope Foundation
Hartford
Dawn to get new engine before TT tries fourth IOP
Old Orchard Maine October 24 Associated Press engineers say the Amphibian plane Dawn will receive a new engine after engine trouble forced a return from Denmark. Wright expert T Har old Kinkade favors replacement and a new engine arrives tonight for installation by tomorrow forenoon. Pilot Wilmer Stultz plans test flights Wednesday before a trans Atlantic night voyage. Messages of support arrive for commander Frances Grayson and the expedition.
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Dawn
Old Orchard
Maine
Associated Press
Denmark
T. Harold Kinkade
Wright Motor
Nova Scotia
Harry Jones
Kinkade
Wright
Paterson
Wilmer Stultz
Frances Grayson
Aage-Ancker
Hillercoed
Grayson
Ancke
Igor Sikorsky
Sikorsky
Y Mourners Attend National Y C A Council Meet in Chicago
Luella T Warner of this city, Ralph L Chaney of New Haven, Button L Lawton of East Haddam, George Hubert of Hartford, James L Case of Norwich and Charles H Holman of Manchester attend the fourth annual meeting of the National Council of the Y M C A in Chicago. Warner represents the local Y during sessions through the week.
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Luella T. Warner
Rarph L Chaney
New Haven
Button L. Lawton
East Haddam
George Hubert
Hartford
James L Case
Norwich
Charles H Holman
Manchester
National Council of the
Chicago
Mr. Warner
Extradition cases drag on as two men contest charges
In City court, Reuel Orton and Olaf Christiansen had their extradition cases continued with both denying charges. The docket included forty-two cases as Judge Buckley handled traffic, drunkenness, assault, and breach of peace pleadings, with numerous fines and suspensions.
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Reuel Orton
Hazlewood Avenue
Rutland
Vermont
Olaf Christiansen
Fairfield Avenue
New York City
Orton
William J. Buckley
Christiensen
Buckley
John E. Selle
Wallace Street
Coata
Walter Joy
Water Street
Joy
James Simonelli
Lexington Avenue
Armory
Olah
David Bernancer
South Street
Newark
N. J
Charles E. Anderson
Barnum Avenue
Glenn H. Wilhite
Golden Hill Street
Samuel C. Press
Emil Holmquist
Main Street
Adam Pruczyk
Walter Court
William Shanley
Harral Avenue
Lionel R. Bousquet
Southport
Ruth Grossman
Pembroke Street
Smith and Murray
George E. Quinn
Hamilton Avenue
Greenwich
Patrick Donshue
Federal Street
Alice Suckley
John Street
Nelson Perry
Sterling Street
Lugi Spina
Taft Avenue
Lorenzo Rena
Sixth Street
John Butler
Rowland Nevitts
Stratford Avenue
Horwitz Trial To Be Resumed In Criminal Court
The trial of Morris T Horwitz, 984 Fairfield Avenue, before Judge L P Waldo Marvin and a jury on charges of attempting to perform an illegal operation will resume today. State witness Dr M Carl Beck of 330 East Main Street, who was convicted in a similar case, testified as the cross examination continues. Horwitz and Dr Beck were arrested earlier this year after the death of Dorothy May Reynolda, with the state now alleging a connection to the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris T Horwitz
Fairfield Avenue
L P Waldo Marvin
Criminal Superior Court
M. Carl Beck
East Main Street
Benjamin Blade
Beck
Dr Horwitz
Dorothy May Reynolda
Horwitz
Roller skates offer a sly appeal in tense moment
A clipped exchange shows a child testing limits as a parent weighs discipline. The line about roller skates hints at a possible bribe or distraction to ease punishment. The brief dialogue captures domestic negotiation and a hint of mischief in everyday life.
Colors collection includes Marron Grace Pine Needle Green Navy and Black
A listing details color options Marron Grace Pine Needle Green Navy and Black with sizes 38 to 48 and mentions a second floor display or access.
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Marron ‘Grace
Amplion Loudspeakers Highlight Clear Speech Reproduction
The Lion Cone illustrates the latest construction advances in Radio Amplion speakers. Enhanced broadcasting conditions and set manufacturing improvements steadily sharpen Amplion sound quality. Amplion remains renowned for clear distinct speech reproduction. Fourth Floor.
Essities Seasonal Special On Aluminum Ware and Glass
A seasonable sale offers aluminum ware glass and stemware dinner ware and electrical items including toasters. Prices are reduced for a limited time as the store highlights seasonal savings and practical houseware selections for the home.
Halloween Costumes Sell Burst of 6 to 16 Years
Retailers report strong demand for costumes and accessories from ages six to sixteen. Prices quoted ranged from one fifty to two fifty dollars with basement sales spaces highlighted.
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Hallowe’en
Sleepwear and baby garments sale at the Baby Shop
Restful slumber depends on proper sleep garments offered in sizes 1 to 6 years at a special. Items include knitted pre shrunk sleepers with feet in sizes 2 to 6 years, infant robes tuxedo style with shell stitching, silk cord, a baby scales with wicker basket, white silk hose, chinchilla coats in olive pink blue and white, sleeping bags eiderdown or chinchilla, hood silk lining, comfortables silk or cotton filled, and handmade dresses in fine batiste. Second Floor near.
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Bridgeport
Yochelman
L. T. Warner
Faith Baldwin
Good Housekeeping
Temple Bailey
Frances Parkinson Keyes
Konrad Bercovici
Edison Marshall
Mariel Brady
Orton and
Christianson
Walter J Homan
Whistlier
California
Frank Gyuricska
Columbia Court
John Wargo
Hancock Avenue
Costa
Helen Vipa
Nellie Vanstone
Malin Moor
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Madame Durant
Georgette
Amplion
Tion Developments
Anced Armature
Sten Steel
Radio Shop
Pendable
Oliver
Eiderdown
Chinchilla
Beacon
Baby Shop
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