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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1954
Page
15
The annual memorial service will be conducted Sunday at 2 pm at the Hebrew Sick Benefit cemetery on Black Rock Turnpike in Fairfield. Rabbi J. M. Jacobowitz and Cantor Samuel White will officiate.
Fifty two defendants faced plea before Judge Louin Shapiro at the September term opening for the Superior Court. Pleas of not guilty were entered by 33 with 19 pleading guilty. 14 were remanded for sentencing. Rabbi Albert L. Martin gave the opening prayer.
In the September term opener Judge Lorie Shapiro jailed Spencer Murphy 38 of 64 Madison Ave for aggravated assault on Wilbur Spearme. Murphy struck with an axe and faces a X month term after pleading guilty. Frederick Mazzacca 18 of Stratford pleaded guilty to two counts of auto theft and was sent to the Reformatory. he stole cars from Roland Kamens of Stratford and Thompson Hooper of Danbury after an earlier auto theft in Bridgeport.
The Main Street store at 1207 was leased for 10 years to John Darhns Cariage shops operators of 31 juvenile furniture and toy outlets in New York. The Bartley shop premises, owned by the Wheeler company, measures 24 by 45 feet on Main Street with rent set at 8500 dollars yearly. Julius Landes of McLand Realty acted as broker. the Dardinog firm operates another outlet in Stamford. Water is heavier than ice.
The piece explains why Ford dealers post lower prices. They rely on new car profits, overhead alongside used sales, and abundant trade-ins from new Fords. Dealers prefer quick turnover to keep stock moving, offering a wide range in prime condition. The tip appears in Bryan V. Johnson's Used Column on page 6.
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