Continuous court session possible with three judges
The Court of Common Pleas will adopt a continuous session for civil trial work with three judges, Huxtmd, Shew, and Garlick, ex officio. The plan adds six months for jury trials and two weekly court sessions, aiming to speed decisions and allow memorandums to be prepared.
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Common Pleas Court
Fredrick W. Huxtmd Samuel
Shew
EL Earle Garlick
Huxford
Court of Common Pleas
Criminal Court of Common Pleas
Court of Common Plea
Danbury
Sunday Breakfasts and Coffee for the Road
A note urges starting Sunday with coffee and carrying hot brew in a Thermos. It recommends ensuring the accompany coffee brand YEBAN the Arbuckle Guest Coffee for a refreshing start before a long motor trip.
Pearl Rush in India Nets Thousands Yet Nothing
In Bombay and Secunderabad, a reported rain induced find of pearly beads spurred thousands to rush to fields by car, bike, and foot. Police controlled the scene as the so-called pearls turned out to be insect or reptile eyes that resemble pearls and burst under pressure.
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Bombay
India
Associated Press
California
Secunderabad
Hyderabad
Auto wreck at Seaview and Stratford avenues
James W. Bradshaw, assistant circulation manager of the Post and The Telegram, had his car wrecked when two loaded cars being moved into the American Tube and Stamping works left the rails opposite his parked vehicle on Seaview and Stratford. A yard engine pulled the remaining cars. track bed damage occurred.
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Seaview
James W. Bradshaw
French Street
The
Post
Telegram
American Tube
Stratford Avenues
Bradshaw
Cury
New Haven Road
Four youths on probation after store break-in ring case
Four youths arrested last Monday for breaking into three stores and an automobile escaped a Cheshire reformatory sentence in City court. Judge Buckley suspended an indefinite sentence. all four were placed on probation for one year and ordered to replace stolen items or compensate the stores.
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Cheshire
William J. Buckley
William Kovats
Waldorf Avenue
Homer Boyle
Farfield Avenue
John Doyle, Jr
Homer
Eyald Stendberg
Hansen Avenue
Buckley
Finn
Wethersfield Penitentiary
More Parkers Fined In City Court
Emile Annonziate age 39 of 168 Jones Avenue paid 3 for parking his machine all night on Ash Street in the court yesterday. Anthony Jaka of 288 Poplar Street also paid 3 for that privilege. The following paid 1 for violating the parking ordinance Jenny Misinoniele 499 Grand Street Marie Bantle 582 Dewey Street Joseph Bolla 603 Wordin Avenue David Levy 199 Hamilton Street Welter Burwell 426 Wood Avenue Walter Robherr 234 Seaview Avenue James Goldie 190 Scofield Avenue Zelmar Barri 100 Brookview Avenue.
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Emile Annonziate
Jones Avenue
Ash Street
Anthony Jaka
Poplar Street
Jenny Misinoniele
Grand Street
Marie C. Bantle
Dewey Street
Joseph Bolla
Wordin
David Levy
Hamilton Street
Welter Burwell
Wood Avenue
Walter A. Robherr
Seaview Avenue
James Goldie
Scofield
Zelmar
Barri
Brookview Avenue
Norwalk Boy Sues Over Bicycle Car Injury
Herman Robinson fifteen of Norwalk sues Nathan Schuchat and George W New for five thousand dollars in Superior Court alleging a bicycle collision on August 20 on South Main Street Norwalk left him permanently injured.
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Herman Robinson
Norwalk
Nathan Schuchat
George W. New
New Canaan
South Main Street
Schachat
New
No 2 Engine House Bids Opened Tomorrow
Bids for the No 2 engine house will be received by Architect Frederick J Dixon until 4 p m tomorrow and opened at 8 a m with the contract awarded by the Board of Fire Commissioners per the current plans. Clifford A Burghts of Brooklyn was brought to Stamford hospital with both legs broken after a collision with Martin f Duings ofLatch duent NY on the Stamford Bedford N road about 10 miles from here in Long Ridge.
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Notz
Frederick J Dixon
Bau
Board of Fire Commissionerr
Plana
Biamford
Clifford A Burghts
Brooklyn
Stamford Hospital
Martin F Duings
Latchduent NY
Bedford N
Long Ridge
Reed Says Prohibition Issue Won’t Split Democratic Convention
Missouri Senator Reed argues the Democratic Party will not be split by the prohibition question at the 1928 national convention. He lists other pressing issues, questions central to governance, and urges focus on broader policy rather than alcohol policy as the decisive factor in the party’s fate.
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James A. Reet
Missouri
Reed
J Reed
Senator Reed
Washington
Jefferson
American Commonwealth
Europe
Pennsylvania
William G. MrAdoo
Two Divorces Filed in Superior Court
Two petitions for divorce were filed yesterday in the Superior court. Everett Ford cites intolerable cruelty and habitual intemperance against Mabel West Ford of Bridgeport, with a marriage dated October 9, 1917. Eva Jane Westman of Stratford accuses William F. Westman of Bridgeport of desertion, marriage March 4, 1919, and she seeks to resume Eva Jane Kopp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Ford
Mabel West Ford
Bridgeport
Uaie
Eva Jane Westman
Stratford
William F. Westman
Eva Jane Kopp
Tax Lists Extended Evening Hours At City Hall
Tax assessor William F. Connelly will keep a force in session at City Hall with 6:30 to 9 p m hours tomorrow Thursday and Friday to assist property owners who waited until the final week to file their lists. A 10 percent penalty will be added after this week for those failing to file.
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William F. Connelly
City Hall
Barnum Avenue Free For All Leads to Arrests
Three men identified as William Muirhead Stanley Adich and Benjamin Finlayson were arrested after a Sunday morning brawl at Walter Georges refreshment parlor on 1853 Barnum Avenue. Police say an iron piece and a brick were used as weapons. All charged with assault and breach of the peace. Case continued in City Court to October 1.
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Walter Georges
Barnum Avenue
William M. Muirhead
Harvard Street
Stanley Adich
Barnum Ayvenue
Benjamin Finlayson
Man Given Fines for Vehicle Violations in City Court
Rossanio Schembarl, 33, of 66 Ful ston slicet, was fined 15 Mat for operating a motor vehicle without license and 810 fflat for faulty brakes by Judge William Buckiey in city court yesterday after arrest Sunday.
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Rossanio Schembarl
Fulston Slicet
Mwith
Mat
William Ij Buckiey
Yesterany
Schembarl
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