Connecticut Cosa Nostra

New York. New Jersey. Boston. Everyone knows the stories ––the families, wiseguys, wannabes, and woulda beens––tied to those high profile East Coast "territories." But, much like the concert industry, Connecticut was often negligible beneficiary thanks to proximity. Why wouldn't Sinatra's stretch limo pit-stop in New Haven on its way from Hoboken to the Hudson? Further, why not conduct a little business, and even have a bite to eat, after the gig? Featuring tales of mob life right here in the Constitution State from the 1920s through the 1950s, Connecticut Cosa Nostra shows the Connecticut that was––with its manicured suburban lawns, bustling city life, thriving restaurants and bars (many of which are still open to this day), and hitman hideaways.