Fish Fails To Pay Child Support As Self Represented Defendant
Raymond Edward Fish faced a criminal Superior court showing yesterday for violating a court order by not providing child support. He represented himself, arguing unemployment and inability to contribute, noting his wife remarried after a prior inquiry into his conduct. The case referenced a prior September term where a judge ordered ten dollars weekly for two children. The defendant claimed the judge’s decision was influenced by personal disputes and stated he would not interfere further.
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Raymond Edward Fish
Criminal Superior Court
Tne Court
Fish
Danbury
Nickerson
Court Discharges Accused Amid Civil Separation Question
The record notes a remark that future civil action by a former wife on divorce is a different matter. The court then discharged the accused, leaving open questions about subsequent civil claims.
Kiwanis Head Henry D DeHeinz to Speak at Bridgeport
Henry D e Heinz of Atlanta Georgia will headline as a chief guest at the New England Kiwanis convention in Bridgeport. The event runs from Sunday through Wednesday with executive social and entertainment committees detailing plans at a luncheon meeting led by President John Schwarz. Former Mayor Edward T Buckingham chairs arrangements as hundreds of guests have booked for convention sessions.
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Henry D.eHeinz
Atlanta
International Kiwanis
New England
Kiwanis Cluba
Bridgeport
John Schwarz
Edward T. Buckingham
Had Two Wives, But Goes Free
Vincent Palmer a 31 year old New York City man pleaded guilty in Criminal Superior court before Judge L J Nickerson to bigamy and received a suspended sentence for a crime he committed without intent The defendant described as a tall negro had married Em Phemia Donovin in Stamford last April An earlier wife from October 1920 was revealed by a former flame Palmer became frightened when told of bigamy The judge warned the five year maximum and imposed six months in jail suspended
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Vincent Palmer
New York City
Criminal Superior Court
L. J. Nickerson
Mr. Palmer
Em Phemia Donovin
Stamford
Emphemia
Palmer
Lorin Willis
Nickerson
Red Cross Seeks Identity of Man
Bridgeport Red Cross asks help identifying a young Armenian admitted to a government hospital. He is confused and cannot clearly state his name, sounding like Harry Bedrosian. He likely lived in Bridgeport, came to America 16 years ago, and is believed to have served in World War I. Local Armenian leaders have been consulted but cannot confirm his identity.
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Bridgeport
Red Cross
Armehian
Hos Ipital
Ke Harry Bedrosian
America
Republicans Mark Time On 1928 Nomination Policy
Washington reports in morning papers that Secretary Mellon and nephew W L Mellon favor Hughes for the Republican nomination, but a denial follows from W L Mellon. Leaders plan to mark time through December as 300 Representatives and Senators gather to chart strategy and the Republican National Committee debates listed options. They consider drafting Coolidge but doubt formal moves will occur until local leaders are consulted, while Lowden’s prospects are watched with a cautious openness.
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Mare Sullivan
Washington
Dispatch
Pittsburgh
Mellon
Charles Evans Hughes
W. L. Mellon
Pennsylvania Republican Organization
South
Congress
Republican National Committee
Mr. Coolidge
Ben
Mr. Coollege
Coolidge
Moses
Meriden Driver's Case Continued in Fatal Child's Death
Theodore Clolanski eighteen of 107 Broad Street had his case continued for ten days in police court pending the coroner's finding in the death of Louis Paszenski five year old boy son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paszenski of 49 Norwood Street. Bail was set at 1000 by Judge Thomas P Dunne. Coroner EM Mix conducted an inquest at police headquarters with several witnesses examined.
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Meriden
Associated Press
Theodore Clolanski
Broad Street
Louis Paszenski
Frank Paszenski
Norwood Street
Banda
Thomas P. Dunne
Gelenski
Wee
EM Mix
Fairfield County Hunt Club to Stage Fourth Annual Horse Show
The Fairfield County Hunt club prepares for its fourth annual three day horse show starting next Thursday and ending Saturday September 14. An expected 1000 entries will include prominent exhibitors from Rochester Syracuse and other shows with many visitors in town for the East regional events. Notables such as Alfred G. Allen Stamford and Maurice Wertheim are listed among exhibitors. His Highness the Maharaja of Rat tam has been invited as a visiting exhibitor with the Army in India polo team. The show committee is led by Gen. Charles J. De Bevoise with judges Arthur Russell Jones Gordon Grand and others in attendance.
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Fairfield County Hunt Club
New England
Rochester
Syracuse
Maharaja of
Rattam
India
Alfred G. Allen
Stamford
Isabella Bock
Riverside
William Boardman
Hollis
L. J
A. Schuyler Clark
GL. L. Davis
Greens Farms
Arthur Dolge
Westport
Howard Eric
New York City
Sycaset
Luther L. Blake
Morristown
Ivy D. Madison
W. H. Madison
Glenville
Ruth
Helen Bedford
Pegsy Courtright
Hethagree
Bernard FP. Gimbel
Fort Chester
Alice Good
New Canaan
Marian
Barpare
Bedford
Marshall Hall
R. B. Honeyman
Huntington
S. 1
William A. Howard
Port Chester
B. Howard
Marshall J. Jennings
Page
Lewis
301St Cavalry
Henry A. Rudkin
Henry A. Storer
Charles J. de Bevoise
Arthur BE. Corbin
Charles &. Cutler
George W. Galr
N. Nash Matthews
Sidney A. Storer
Frederick F
Warfield
Arthur Russell Jones
Far Hills
N. J
Gordon Grand
Greenwich
Conn
C. Shirley Carter
L. E. War Ing
Plainfield
Burglars Admit Crimes and Get Prison Terms
Angelo Parenti, twenty five, Meriden, pled guilty to three Stamford burglaries the Great Northern Pacific store March Davey Bros. store June and Connecticut Oil Co. August. He received 18 months to three years on each count, concurrent, in Judge L B Nickerson's court. Louis Kondraski, twenty two, Stamford, chose prison for 18 months to two years for burglary after a bicycle pursuit August 14. Martin Righetti, twenty four, Stamford, pleaded guilty to seven counts of obtaining money by forged checks and was jailed four months on one count with suspended terms on others. Edward Joseph, twenty two, Danbury, pled guilty to simple assault four months in jail for disorderly conduct toward a twelve year old girl.
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Angelo Parenti
Meriden
Stamford
Great Northern Pacific
Davey Bros.atore
Connecticut Oil Company
L. B. Nickerson
Nickeron
Fabl¢g
Robert G. DeForest
Louis Kondriski
Kondraski
Lorin Willis
Boye
Martin Rigeiri
Robert DeParest
Nickerson
Willis
Edward Joseph
Danbury
Trucker bound over in Hartford crash death case
Joseph Carpenters thirty seven truck driver was bound over to the Rupeller criminal court on criminal negligence charges. The eight month old victim Thomas Cart Cla inore was killed when a truck knocked down the child on Capston street near his home. Judge Cooner J Gilbert found Calhoun the truck driver responsible for the death.
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Hartford
Joseph Carpenters
Poller
Rupeller Criminal Court
Pones
Thomas Cart Clainore
Carpenters
Capston Street
Cooner
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Kelly Springfield
Buckeye Cords
Eveready
Bright Star
Are Mobiul
Kidden
Jacke
Ieee
Wall ST
WN. D. Brake
Sullivan
Lowden
Hunt Club
Meriden Man
Buckingham
Barstow Coal
N. Buckingham & Co., Inc
State St
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
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