Rivers of liquor seized in railroad men's camp raid
State police raided four supply shanties serving railroad laborers near Monroe Newtown areas, seizing beer whiskey gin and wine. Authorities say owner is Spignano of Brooklyn with stores quietly operated. arrests made, bail set at 150 dollars each, hearings slated for next week.
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Hawleyville Derby
New Haven Road
Monroe
Newtown
Arthur J. Hull
Plumb
Wheeler, Vireli, Bridgeman
Spignano
Brooklyn
Monroe Stapplace
Dominic Pierdomenico
Hewiesville Tunnel
Salvino del Monta
Galdi
Hearing on plan to extend city tax district described
Tonight the Common Council debates Alderman MacFayden’s plan to extend the second tax district to include the first as residents protest. The issue contrasts district tax benefits and cites New Haven and Hartford as single district examples while considering partial inclusion and school tax implications. The session also weighs Col Rogers’ proposal to shift paving and sewer powers, sewers for streets meeting State Street, and approval to buy motorcycles and mounted police gear. Also before action: widening Hou-Satanic Avenue and a protest against a proposed transit line on Atlantic Street to the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacFayden
New Haven
Hartford
Harth&ed
Ieee Keating
Buckingham
M. H. Rogers
State Street
Board of Police Commissioners
East Washington Avenue
Atlantic Street
Connecticut State Dental Association Meet in Hartford
The Connecticut State Dental Association schedules its forty seventh annual meeting at Unity Hall Hartford Tuesday and Wednesday. A board of censors session is set for 9 30 Tuesday morning with the main convention opening at 10. Dean N S of the College of Dental Surgery of Michigan is listed among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Connecticut State Dental Association
Unity Hall
Board of Censors
Dean N. S
College of Dental Surgey
The
of Michigan
Dentists to Convene on Mouth Health and Dentures
Dr L C Taylor Dr Alfred C Jones Dr C W Strang and Dr W G Ebersole will address the human mouth health in sessions beginning Tuesday night. Dr Charles Butler opens Wednesday with a talk on artificial dentures, joined by Drs Smith Ferris and McManus. Langdon Chilcott will speak on mandibular fracture treatment. Officers to be elected at noon Wednesday with afternoon table clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Taylor
Tee i
Alfred C. Jones
Bridand
C. W. Strang
Bridgeport
W. G. Ebersole
Cleveland
National Dental Association
Charles §. Butler
Buffalo
National
Dentla Association
M. S. Smith
Lynn
Mass
Henry C. Ferris
Brooklyn
Robert H. W. Strang
Death of Maytas Miklos prompts coroner inquiry
Maytas Miklos a 40 year old laborer died at St Vincent's hospital after a fall down stairs at his 46 Johnson street boarding house. Coroner Wilson ordered investigation into the death as hospital staff note a possible drunken stupor and later brain injury from the fall. Autopsy planned at Rourke and Rourke's morgue. The incident followed a feast at the boarding house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matyas Miklos
St. Vincent's Hospital
Johnson Street
Miklos
Wilson
Balance Corpa
Greenstein
Ang
MecQueeney
St. Vincent’s
Rourke & Rourke
Alrs
Abriola Named Deputy Sheriff in Bridgeport
Antonio R. Abriola, a Bridgeport resident since 1896, is appointed deputy sheriff by Sheriff-elect Vollmer. Born in Italy, he arrived in 1881 and worked in New York with Democratic associations, later running a barber shop and an undertaking business in Bridgeport. Married 12 years, he has three children and lives at 208 North Washington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio R. Abriola
Vollmer
Bridgeport
Mr. Abriola
Italy
Potenza
America
New York
Democratic Party
Abriola
State Street
Louis Abriola
North
Washington Avenue
State social workers meet in New Haven
The Connecticut State Conference of Charities and Correction holds its second annual session in New Haven starting next Monday for three days. Most prominent state social workers will attend and national figures will speak, including Woods, Carstens, Hendrick, Kellogg, Falconier, DeForest, Veiller, and North. Governor Baldwin will give an address. Topics include poor relief, child welfare, probation, tuberculosis, nursing, public health, law offenders, and playgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Haven
Connecticut State Conference of Charities and Correction
Robert A. Woods
South End House
Boston
A. A. Carstens
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Calvin W. Hendrick
Baltimore
J. H. Kellogg
Ttle Creek
Martha P. Falconier
Hurd and Krouse wed at Calvary Church Brooklyn
Miss Mary Louise Hurd and Walter Edwin Krouse were married at noon in Calvary Episcopal Church Brooklyn in a small ceremony attended by relatives and close friends. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Hurd, recently lived with her uncle Ezra Hurd at 42 William Street. The groom, a John Street factory manufacturer, is the son of Wilhelmina and the late Andrew Krouse of 41 Lewis Street. They plan to reside at 48 Washington Place and will be at home after May 5 following their honeymoon.
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Calvary Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Mary Louise, Hurd
Walter Edwin Krouse
Bridgeport
John Williams
Calvary Church
Frank Hurd
Seymour
Ezra Hurd
William Street
John Street
Wilhelmina
Andrew Krouse
Lewis Street
Cupid's Post Lent Enacts Many Marriages Licenses
After Lent, many couples apply for marriage licenses at the town clerk's office. Among the first issued are George W. Tiberum 79 tool-maker and Chatilde Scully of 636 Lafayette Street, plus Michael Divio 28 with Marie Paterno 21, Steve Klinga 27 with Pauline Tokh 25, Eugene Dondero 25 with Tessie Gardella 25, and Frank Mariaconda 21 with Jessie Liperico of New York. Christopher Kenny leapt from second base to save two children from drowning at Harlem River before returning to the game.
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George W. Ti@berum
Board of Edilcation
William H
Henrietta Lieberum
Chatilde T
Jeremiah
Marcella Scully
Lafayette Street
Michael Divio
Marie Paterno
Steve Klinga
Pauline Tokh
Eugene Dondero
Tessie Gardella
Frank Mariaconda
Jessie Liperico
New York
Christopher Kenny
Harlem
Battle of Agua Prieta Rages With US Civilians in Douglas
The Mexican rebellion battle around Agua Prieta intensified with 1000 Federals under Col Diaz facing 1500 insurgents. A stray bullet struck Oscar K. Goll of Tombstone on Mexican soil while fires and artillery rattled near Douglas. Both sides traded heavy fire as insurgents used rifle pits and rebels silenced enemy machine guns before a renewed Federal assault near dawn.
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United Press
Douglas
Ariz
Agua Priesta
Red
Diaz
Reynaldo Diaz
Oscar K. Goll
Tombstone
Agua Prieta
Redfield
Fairfield Ave
Basalaria Diaz
J. S. Edwards
Robert Day
A. W. Warr
Shunk
Red Cross
Dige
Agins
Garcia
Russell Rejects Deputy Sheriff Post and City Clerk Return
Assistant City Clerk William F. Russell announces he will not accept Deputy Sheriff under Sheriff William Vollmer and will resign August 1 to run for city sheriff as a Democrat. He cites broken promises and surprise appointments as key reasons for declining the post.
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Vollmer
William F. Russell
William Vollmer
Mr. Russell
Fairfield County
Bridgeport
Electrocution for Murdering Niece at Sing Sing
Ossining N Y April 17 Robert Francis Wood who murdered his niece Mrs Amelia Roach a widow in New York on September 19 1909 was electrocuted in Sing Sing prison today Less than a minute was needed to put him to death John Hunt Stevenson a well known resident of the city died this morning at his home 325 Normen street after a long illness He was in his 90th year and is survived by a widow.
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United Press
Ossining
N. Y
Robert Francis Wood
Amelia Roach
New York
Sing Sing
John Hunt Stevenson
Normen Street
Vacuum cleaner for sale at Redfield's new place
For sale a vacuum cleaner listed under a sale at 286 Fairfield Ave. The text notes Redfield's new location and the sale item.
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Redfield
Fairfield Ave
Redfield’s
New Place
vVacuum Cleaner
Brewster St
Black Rock
Morrissey & Farrell
Henry Elias Beer
Evans
Water St
Local Goodwin Machine Targets Morris in Direct Primaries
The new Republican machine, built on the Old Guard, fights to fill the mayoral field after a setback. Harbor Master Charles H. Morris backs direct primaries, insists on voter control, while leaders accuse him of strong influence. The fight centers on whether Morris will yield and how the party nominating process should run.
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Old Guard
Charles H. Morris
Morris
East Side
Lee
Roosevelt
LaFollette
Bristow
Cummins
Vention
Lhst Fall
Goodwin
Republican Party
Republican
Lake
Bridgeport
Rar
Fruniig
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Maytas Miklos
Bridgeport Morning Telegrams
Post Publishing Co
Far
Sherf. Vollmer
Krouse
Cupid
City Club
Taylor Building
Broad St
Hurd Ave
Conn
Bargsin
Charles A. Nicholls
Newfield
North Ave
Elmwood Ave
Airfield Ave
Hazelwood Ave
Norman St
Laurel Ave
Beechwood Ave
Grove St
William
Michael J. Whelan
A*p
Court Marina
P. of A
Forters’ Hall
P. J. Umstatter
Pg H. Howard
H.W. G
O'Neill
Stratford Ave
Bommes & Biltz
J. F. Welsh
Kossuth St
Park City
Pratt's Cafe
Connecticut
Abbott- Detroit
F. A. L. Automobile
M.A. Norton
Highland St
Guariztion
James McCormick
Post Office Arcade
Golden Hill St
Frank W. Hurd
Washington Ave
Fairfield Avenue
Water Street
McPadden
F.& M. Schaefer
Weiner Beer
M. McPadden
Milford
Fairfield
Stratford
Trumbul
Miller & Jordan
Main St. Ulis
State St
A. Bernstein. Uldta
Moss & Krieger, Main and Gold
Zenues
Park Ave
Ogden St
Bridgeport Land & Title Co. A
Vine Street
East Main St
Bridgeport Rae & Title Co
G. A. R. Hall
Main St
Avy Clancy's
Poli
Gamble Desmond CO
Trista
Noble Ave
Joseph Gaynor
Ula
Farmer
Parmer
Selesladies
M._ Luatis
St Mark Nagel’s
S. Main St
South Avenue
P. O
Nicholls
Charles A. Nichols
Newfeld
Slaw
North End
West End
East Bridgeport
Patrick's Church
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