District Court Resumes Criminal Business in City
The district court, Judge Cowell presiding, resumed criminal business with most cases appeals from the city court. Michael Welch, 20, pleaded guilty to intoxication and related charges, received sixty days and a $15 fine. Raymond Poloski was fined $20 after a brutal incident with four policemen, ending with a broken thumb, while attorney Hummel denounced police conduct. Other defendants faced probation or fines for cruelty to a horse and failure to support a child. A speeding case near Duggan School ended in suspended sentence after jurists weighed urgent medical calls against safety.
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Cowell
Michael Welch
Welch
Navy
Sam
Raymond Poloski
Pole
Hummel
Poloski
Viney Street
Harry Kaplin
Joseph Gegas
Bia
Riverside
Leonard Street
Fagan
Officer Lawlor
Duggan
Seteseant Fagan
Jim
Burpee
Alice
Philip Galigan
South Leonard Street
Galligan
John
Charles Fl. Brown
Bee
Connecticut Catholic Population Growth in the 19th Century
James H Webb’s Catholic Encyclopedia entry on Connecticut notes Hartford’s see created in 1843, Rhode Island split in 1872, and a surge from 720 Catholics in 1835 to 395,354 by 1908. It highlights Irish origins, immigrant waves, and parochial schools numbering 75 with 31,877 students, costing 3.29 million to establish and 475 thousand annually to maintain.
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James H. Webb
New Haven
Connecticut
Hartford
Rhode Island
Boston
William, Tyler
Providence
Giocese
McFarland
Mortford
Fenwick
United States
Brooklyn Briefs Highlight Industrial Incident and Local Sports
Alderman John Malone’s condition unchanged. Charles Delvis crushes his right thumb at Benedict & Burnham rolling mill. Patrick Clark moves from Cohoes to Glens Falls in NY State league. Bank Street pavement treacherous. numerous horses fall, several cars delayed. Brooklyn Athletic Club loses to Knights of King Arthur five in Watertown. tight finish after a slow start. Subscriptions offered by Cosmopolitan Magazine via local vendors.
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John Malone
Benedict & Burnham
Charles Delvis
James Street
Patrick Clark
Cohoes
Glens
Hogan
Bank Street
Washington Avenue
Porter Street
Hellmann Brewing Co
Standard Oil Co
Citizens’ Coal Company
Horace
John Herman
Duggan School
Dallas
Brooklyn Athletic Club
Town Hall
Watertown
Knights of King Arthur
Brooklyn Oss
K K.C. K
B.A. C
Waltons
Chaffey
Barlow
Seseeee
Gwilym Vorward
Zeldier
Hammerston
Bricker
Prison Population At Wethersfield For November
The Monthly Record shows figures from the Wethersfield prison for November including total population males and females. Died pardoned paroled and discharged during the month are listed along with received during the month. Grade standings to date are noted for first, second, and third. A paid subscription offer for The Evening Democrat and Cosmopolitan Magazine is included.
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Sportal
Wyalton
Evand
The
Evening Democrat
Howler
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Wethersfield
Democrat
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Allard & Blanchette
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A. F. Cowles
Conway Art CO
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the Ley Construction Co, Inc
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the Barlow
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Woodruff Grocery
Costuming and Theatrical Supply Department
A. W. Divis & CO
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South Main
Akihuk Bradley CO
United Gas Improvement CO
Heinz
Duesler Bros. People's Market
Phoenix Ave
P. H. Garrity
Scientific Plumbing
M. A. Green
Buckingham
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Driggs & Smith Co
van Briggle
Curtis Art Co
Cassel & Alexander
Geo. A. Upham
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J. G. Jackle & Sons
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New Encyclopedia
Brooklyn Sriefs
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