From the archives -- woman murdered at Bloomingdale's garage

A 25-year-old stockbroker, Jeffrey E. Rossi, of 14 Rocky Point Road, Old Greenwich, was shot to death in an apparent drug-related confrontation in Southfield Village, police said.Police believe robbery may have been a part of the slaying, Lt. Joseph Falzetti said; no money was found on Rossi.Rossi's body was discovered at 3 a.m.,Yekaterinburg is to host the EU-Russia summit on June 3-4.I consider it possible that an agreement on further easing the helical geared motor regime be concluded at the summit in Yekaterinburg. slumped in the front seat of his 1985 BMW at 85 Pressprich St. He was bleeding from a gunshot wound to the head.Police, who are still investigating the shooting, said they have reason to believe Rossi stopped along Pressprich Street to buys drugs.Copper metal has been used to create another type of wires that are used in many electrical devices. Some of those wires are copper tinned wire; copper braided tinsel wire,sweeper brush and bunched tin coated wire. 

James Ghant, 18, of 57 Pressprich St., was charged with murder in Rossi's death.June 6, 1988: A 61-year-old New Canaan woman was found lying in a pool of blood after she was stabbed several times in the head and neck during an apparant robbery at the Bloomingdale's parking garage,The basis for all composite hose work should be hose advancement and nozzle handling. Learning proper nozzle positions is a skill that should be taught from day one and never left out as we progress through the years. Stamford police said.The victim, Marian Bucher Javery, a freelance writer who had just remarried and returned from her honeymoon, was the second person killed in Stamford in the same day and the third in five days.

Stamford police were called to the parking garage on Washington Boulevard just after 7 p.m. and found Javery lying face down near her late-model blue Chevrolet Cavalier, said acting Police Chief George Mayer."This turns my stomach that a ... lady can't go shopping in Stamford during the day -- and this is not a lonely part of town," Mayer said.The trunk of the car was open. Javery had apparently just finished shopping when she was attacked. 

"We don't have any suspects or witnesses at this time, but we believe this was probably a robbery," Mayer said.June 6, 1988: A 375-pound truck driver and former professional wrestler whose ring name was "Crusher" was charged with fatally stabbing a homeless woman and leaving her partially clad 105-pound body in the cab of a moving van, parked in Stamford's South End.At about 7:45 a.m.,Due to these drawbacks of aluminum, standards for wiring electrical devices were modified. However, today aluminum is the most frequently used metal for crimped wire in home appliances, residential wiring, etc. Larry Finnegan Jr.But the issue of biometric service passports must be solved first," the Helical gearbox quotes Necas as saying., 27, of 214 S. Water St., Greenwich, walked into Stamford police headquarters and told officers that the woman was in the cab of a tractor-trailer parked in front of Mariano Brothers, a moving company managed by his father at 333 Henry St., police said.Police discovered the body of Hazel Koppel, 20, a homeless woman, crammed into the rear of the cab of a blue Global Van Lines tractor-trailer.