United States Forces Take Full Control of Santo Domingo
Secretary Daniels announces that Captain H. S. Knapp and U S Navy forces declare military government in Santo Domingo at 4 p m Navy orders disarm rebels and resume salaries. Elections will occur in January under supervision. 1 800 Marines in Santo Domingo and 900 in Haiti available if needed.
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Washington
Des
Ses Daniels
H.S. Knapp
United States
Santo Domingo
Santo Doamingo
Navy Department
State Department
W. W. Russell
Knapp
Neutrality Board
Navy Deverement
Arias
Republic
Henriquez
Capt. Knapp
Nho
Haiti
Daniels
Jimimez
Jiminez
Congress
Hayti
Cuba
United Tests
Convic
Robbery targets Newtown resident in post office run
Mrs. Frank H. Drew was attacked Wednesday night on her way from the post office by a footpad who snatched her handbag and fled through a back yard. The thief, familiar with the victim, escaped with valuables and papers. no trace of the bag or culprit was found. Officers are perplexed as to motive while townsfolk debate the incident.
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Newtown
Frank H. Drew
Caroline Skidmore
Main Street
Frank Johnson
Herman Oppe
Russell Wheeler
Leonard Wright
Sanford Beers
Gordon Gale
Pootatuck Grange
W. H. Tiemann, Sr
Willis Carter
George Clark
W. N. Mitchell
Dith W. G. Mitchell
Herbert Terrill
Louise
Custer Post
Boys In Blue
Sons of Veterans
Mens Club
Veteren
Alexander Allen
Grays Plain
Amelia S. Allen
James Arthur Page
Zoar
South Britain
B.C. Miller
Methodist Church
Roberta Neville
Bridgeport
Clark Blackman
Clara Sheehan
Southern New England Telephone Co
Central Station
Mary
Anna Troy
Florence Sheehan
Aileen Houihan
St. Roses
Town Hall
St. Marys Hall
Sandy Hook
Newtown Faces Road-Works Cut as Town Seeks Surplus Use
The Republican members Glover and Curtis urge curtailment of road activity to avoid a deficit before May 1 1917 as the town faces $19 000 surplus depletion and $6 700 on hand. New England Thanksgiving mood shown in town with many returning residents and reunions. Colds headaches and grip remedy noted with Brom Quin ine.
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Democratic Board of Selectmen
Messrs
Glover
Curtis
First Selectman Briscoe
Sandy Hook
Newtown
Deacon
Henry M. Mitchell
Southbury
New Milford
Providence
R IL
A. J. Smith
Smith and Scudder
L. C. Morris
Curtis P. Morris
Bridgeport
George B. Beers
Borough
H. G. Curtis
William R. Curtis
Harry B. Curtis
H. N. Tiemann
New England
Stratford Man Jailed After Thanksgiving Shooting Affray
Thomas Bollaro was held on $2,000 bail for trial on assault with intent to kill after a Thanksgiving Day shooting affray tied to a long running family feud. He fired from a second floor into a yard where Frank Cioffi stood. Cioffi was lightly wounded. Bollaro’s sister in law was fined $10 and costs for her involvement.
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Stratford
Thomas Bollaro
Pasqualino Bollaro
Bruce Avenue
Fairfield County Superior Court
Howard W. Curtis
Bellaro
Dominic Tipero
Frank Cioffi
Liberty Street
Tipero
Bollaro
Allen Street
Robert C. Whitehead
Stratford Congregational Church
Luderman
Frank Hodgins
New York City
George Bateman
Blakeman Place
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New York
New Haven
Waterbury
E. W. Grove
Canada
Fraternal Burial Association
Thomas Mannion
John J. O’neill
Edward J. Rogan
A. L. Hawkins
Frank J. Boedinger
J. Hiroll