The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-11

Andrew Nagy of S60 Noble avenue reported to the Traffic Division today section of Beechwood and Wood ave- nue some time last night by an auto driven by Julius Somp of 751 Beech wood avenue. Nagys car was turn Carroll of Fairfield, who was a pas senger in the car suffered severe shaking up and slight bruises. No ar rests were made.
 The local Bureau of Investigation have not as yet been requested by the New Haven police to locate the husband of Mrs. Grace Purdy, 26 years old. who yesterday attempted to end her life in New Haven hotei- Mrs. Purdy is alleged to have for merly lived here with her husband. It is not known how long she laS been separated from her husband put it is believed that she formerly work. ed on a farm outside New Haven and also worked as a cashier for g. time in New Haven restaurant
 The body of the woman was dis covered by Francis J. B. Gamble prominent New Haven business man who was handed a letter by bell boy and upon proceeding to the room found the woman sufferlng rom TWO bullet wounds. At the present time she is confined to the New Haven hospital where her condition Is re- por:cd as serious. Gamble has been absolyed from all criminal responst- bality.
 Iossph A. Hubben of 4o5 John street who is alleged to have been driving his car in a reckless manner on Connecticut avenue was hned ten dollars in the City court this morning
 Michael Hauoris of 1928 Seaview i, ha CifV Court morning charged with overlooking his jttney bus and not having the proper muffIer arrangement on his car. He was fined s on dna the first oo count qbs saca ana ond.
 Taken out of the lobby of a local theatre fin a helpless condition last night Leon Jacukevica of 465 Lafay- cite street was fined s5 in the City Court this morning.
 Clifford Deane Of 376 Union avenue who was arrested the other day upon a charge of driving without an opera tors license failed to put in an ap- pearance in the City Court this morn ing on time to answer the charge and a bond Of S10 which he had posted was declared forfeited. Deane, how ever. appeared an hour later and stated that he was out to the Motor Vehicle office trying to procure license so the case was reopened and he was fined three dollars
 Lack of evidence caused the court to nolle the cases of John Downing, alleged to be the proprietor of a house of ill-fame on John street, and Harry Thompson who was arrested as a ire quenter. The place is known the Astor Hotel.
 Nancy Brown, alleged to be the proprietor of a house of iH-faIne on South Main street, was fined S200 and costs and given a suspended jail sen tence of 30 days in the City court this morning. Because of illness she fail ed to put in an appearance in the City court this morning but pleaded guilty through her lawyer. Maurice Res nick Anna Smith of 95 Madison av- enue. who was arrested as a Ire quenJeT of the place, was fined $50 and costs and given 30-day sus> pended sentence also Steve Osernek another frequenter, was fined s25 and costs.
 Charles KeMeheF of Boston. who was recently arrested for train rid ing and who at the time of his trial stated, that he was going 10 Chicago to get a torch light to light up Bos-