Peeping Tom Ricciardi Arrested in Park Avenue Incident
Luigi Ricciardi, shoe maker, was arrested last evening after being seen peering through the window of Jeremiah Shugrue at 106 Park Avenue. Shugrue and his wife, troubled by the unnamed peeper, detained him until Officer McCarthy took him into custody. Ricciardi, described as fair complexioned with a pompous bearing and notable gold teeth, was fined $10 and costs after offering no defense. Earlier, he had a prior $50 penalty for carrying concealed weapons. In a separate matter, Aaron Freeman, 18, was reprimanded after his mother complained he shirks work, with the case continued for two weeks.
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Luigi Ricciardi
Jeremiah Shugr
Park Avenue
Ricciardi
Shugrue
Ricciar
Sparkes
North Streets
Mia
Bshugrue
Simon McCarthy
Ricciards
Attorney Bauby
Aaron Freeman
Freeman
Burpee
Brooklyn Briefs Highlight Local Social and Sporting Events
Miss Ida Katzing hosted friends on James street Monday evening. Miss Mulligan and Miss Minniman of Meriden visited the Malone family on Bank Street. Miss Elizabeth D Clark licensed teachers for supper at the Lyceum. Brooklyn Athletic Club elected officers and practice continued with Dr Leonard possibly joining. Suppers at St Patrick's parish festival drew large crowds with teachers and Waterbury Bucktory employees helping. whist, prizes, and a choir event were planned. David R Walker and Thomas J Wyley pursued a foreign violator near Greystone, capturing him after a long chase and securing $25 at a barn justice proceeding. Town Plot hunting declines noted as new laws reduce huntsmen. A Lynn strike discussion between union and Joseph Caynt Co offered tentative settlement prospects.
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Ida Katzing
James Street
Louie Mulligan
Nora Minniman
Meriden
Malone
Bank Street
Elizabeth D. Clark
Porter Street
Lyceum
Brooklyn Athletic Club
Brooklyn Atheltic Club
Leonard
Brooklyn
Naugatuck
Philadelphia
Boston
St Patrick’s Parish
Waterbury
Prof Grattan
David R. Walker
Clark Street
Thomas J. Wyley
Plymouth County
Greystone
Dave Wilson
Art
Plymouth
Justice of Pace
Ita
Waterbury Police Aid Hartford Bridge Celebration
Waterbury policemen on duty at Hartford bridge celebrations faced long shifts and crowded duties yesterday. They staffed a busy bridge area near Long's hotel and assisted a large visiting crowd as preparations build for today’s big events including military parades, Masonic procession, a Phillies versus Red Sox game, and a $5,000 fireworks display.
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Waterbury
Hartford
Long's Hotel
New Haven Road
Philadelphia
Boston
Mattatuck
Deer Killer Gathers Deer For New York Market
Poughkeepsie October 6 under a special act Charles F Dieterich Millbrook millionaire depletes his deer herd to feed the New York market. Each carcass must be accompanied by a person but he sends two per carcass. Yesterday he killed 26 deer and 60 Millbrook residents traveled to New York with them. Dieterich pays all expenses and plans more consignments before season end. Gamekeeper shoots deer by the score as tame animals trot up to gunners.
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Poughkeepsie
Charles F. Dieterich
Millbrook
New York City
Dieterich
New York
Dieterich's Park
No Rain in 40 Years Guides Bridge Celebration
The Hartford bridge dedication and the Danbury fair celebrate in the same week. Officials resisted postponing the Hartford event despite requests from Danbury fair leadership. They believed clear October weather on the 6th to 8th would mirror the last forty years, and fear of rain kept the date fixed.
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Hartford Bridge
Hartford
Celebration kills deer at Colt Park in Hartford
At Colt park Hartford the deer panicked by gun salutes whistles and bells at 8 o clock. One deer died from heart failure after a fright stampede. Superintendent notes the species is highly sensitive to sudden noise with no visible injuries on the animal.
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Hartford
Colt Park
Park
Labor Men Busy Endorse National Ticket in New Haven
Labor bodies in New Haven discuss national politics with unions guiding the Trades Council. A special meeting was called to decide endorsement of a national ticket amid weeks of union deliberations.
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New
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Giants
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Russia
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Ziglatzki-Marks Co
South Main
Arthur
Bank St
Luigi Bicciard
Brooklyn Briefs
Lynn
Mase
Joseph Caynt Co
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Ted
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COOK
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Cottage Place
M. A. Green
Buckingham B
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WE. Watts
South Main St
Munchen Largereer
Drescher & Keil
Harrison Ave
Leaders In
Duesler Bros
People's Market
Phoenix Ave
Curtis Art Co
F. Buck
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Adt
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