Is every member of club selling liquor legally a principal
The Imperial Club raid cases at 158 Fairfield Ave were continued to Dec 13 to decide if members can be charged as principals. The test case asks whether the club is a front for liquor sales and if all members may be held liable rather than only officials. Bail was set at 100 each. several defendants released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Club
Fairfield Avenue
Frank Wilder
Henry Greenstein
Frederic Bartlett
Bartlett
Civic
Greenstein
John J. Egan
James E. Daley
Charles Kline
Celestine Gousitt
John Sletcher
Mortimer J. Kelly
Fred Brill
James Cleary
Daniel Zeigelmayer
John Lyons
John O’brien
O'Leary
Wagner
Coughlin
Ladd
Axel Johnson
Eagle National Detective Agency
Nao
Sergant Cleary
Frances Kilkowski
Railroad Avenue
Manwaring Leads Paris Law School Students Riot
Paris dispatch reports another riot at the Law School as students clashed during the closure of a new bridge lift. Professor Weiss was escorted from the pulpit amid unrest, bonfires threatened the library, and firemen narrowly controlled flames near the college museums and laboratory apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manwaring
New Bridge
Paris Law School
United Press
Paris
Law School
Weiss
Armenian revolutionary plots link to New York killer
Ames Tavshanjian, a millionaire Armenian importer in New York, is named as a backer of the Inner Circle of an Armenian revolutionary group. Police say the society used the revolution as a cloak for a larger plot. Tavshanjian reportedly spurned demands and was shot on July 22, 1907, in Union Square Hampart?as Squarefront of his business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Tavshanjian
Arimporter
Ware
New York
The
Turkey
Armenia
Poice
Tarshanjian
Abdul Hamid
Union Square
Hamparta Ss
Merchant
Mrs Curtiss Reported Spending 45000 Weekly
In New York Supreme Court on Saturday Justice Brady reviewed a case in which Mrs Curtiss had been restored to a conservatorship. The hearing discussed extending the conservatorship and the right of reappointment through relatives and interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks
Fairfield
New York Supreme Court
Justice Brady
Mrs. Curtiss
Shriners at Theatre Plan Night Show
Shriners at Jackson's theatre party tonight plan to wear fezzes for the event promoting The Candy anew as the attraction. Tickets are expected to be available at the theatre door, with the venue reportedly rented for the evening and public mingling possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Shriners
Jackson's
Storm Claims 400 Drownings Along British Coasts
A reestablished telegraph report raises deaths to at least 400 from the English Channel and North Sea storm. Many corpses wash ashore and ships report survivors from wrecked vessels. Danish fishing fleet losses include 197 boats sunk? No, three of Esbjergs fleet survived. Storm damages reach Denmark and Germany. Ellenvannin crew of twenty and twelve passengers not yet recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
English Channel
North Sea
Cies
Denmark
Esbjergs
Germany
Ellenvannin
Weather Indications forecast for New Haven area
Forecast notes fair tonight and partly cloudy colder Tuesday. Disturbances center in western Texas and Lake Superior bring cloudy lake region with light snow or rain. East of the Rockies generally pleasant. A northwest cold wave lowers temperatures between the Rockies and Mississippi River. Northwest area sees partly cloudy skies and slowly falling temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Haven
Texas
Lake Superior
Lake Region
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi River
Master Hickey's Birthday Party
Master Leslie F. Hickey celebrated his 12th birthday with about twenty children at his parents’ home at 309 Olive Street Saturday. Mrs. Daniel Sheehan Mrs. K I Fink and Miss May Foley hosted games and musical selections with young guests including May Doyle and Master Hickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickey
Leslie F. Hickey
John L. Hickey
Olive Street
Daniel Sheehan
K. I. Fink
May Foley
May Doyle
May Doyle, and Master Hickey
Ethel Carr
Ella Maher
Mildred Celley
Winnifred Maher
Elizabeth Forrestelle
Grace Ayres
Marion Forrestelle
Engineer Asleep When Crash Comes
Special from United Press. Clinton Conn Dec 6 The Owl Express left Boston for New York struck a freight train in Clinton yard Both trains avoided major injuries Only two or three passengers had minor cuts or bruises The engineer George Camp asleep in cab blamed fatigue and lack of sleep for the collision Official statement notes Express No 1 from Boston collided with freight extra No 314 at Clinton Three passenger cars damaged G Whitaker of Bedford Mass slightly injured. no other injuries reported
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Clinton, Conn
Boston
New York
George
Camp
New London
Clinton
G. Whittaker
Bedford
Mass
Carpenter Bergin Out of Hospital Says He Didn’t Try Suicide
Peter Bergin a Stratford carpenter discharged from Bridgeport Hospital where he had been treated after swallowing carbolic acid said the talk of his attempting self harm was preposterous. He explained he grabbed a bottle of whiskey in a dark closet thinking it was the other bottle and neighbors gave him whiskey to counteract the acid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter Bergin
Peter Bergin
Schwartz Bros
Surf Avenue
Stratford
Bridgeport Hospital
Neightors
Bishop Goodsell Dead in New York Home at Seventy Nine
Bishop Daniel Ayres Goodsell, resident bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church in New York, died yesterday at 15 St Nicholas Place after a brief illness from diabetes and a carburcle. He was born November 5, 1840, in Newburg and studied at New York University, later serving in Wareton, Brooklyn, New Haven, and Meriden before becoming a bishop in 1838. He leaves two daughters, Anna and Bertha, and was known also for his work as a scientific parasitologist with a private fossil collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ayres Goodmell
New York
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Nicholas Place
Goodsell
Newburg
Buel Goodsell
New York East
New York Avenue
Brooklyn
First
Trinity
New Haven
Meriden
Short Beach
Bishop Goodsell
Bay of Biscay
Atlantic
Wall Street Today Opening Strong Despite Mixed Rail Cues
Special from United Press New York December 6 stock market was active and generally strong with Reading as a feature. Important railroad issues showed fractional gains while steel common fell on selling. In early trading the market held a strong tone with gains in many issues though some industrials dipped. Government bonds unchanged others firm. By midday the market trimmed some gains but remained largely strong with professional participation evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
New York
Eee
Muotendt
Steel Common
Amalgamated
Nooa
Buckingham at Helm as Municipal Craft Glides In
The new Common Council convenes with a packed agenda and a mayoral message ready. Key actions include voting on the firemen’s pay veto, an electric light probe, and a double-tracks request for Barnum avenue. Names of aldermen, party nominations, and committee chairs are outlined amid speeches and seating arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Committee On
Electric Light Investigation
Elty
Unitedllumimating Co
Democratic Party
Buckingham
New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R. Co
Barnum Avenue
Mill Hill Avenue
Stratford Town Line
Dennis & O'Neill
William E. Primrose
Alderman O'Neil
Page
John J. Hines
Thomas F. Cleary
Cleary
Dennis E. O'Neil
Pirmngham
Horace H. Jackson
James J. Conlin
P. H. Brady
Thomas Stewart
Hugh J. Lavery
James P. O'Neill
Garry Paddock
Henry J. Clampett
Fletcher
The
Finlan
O'Connell
Primrose
Feyter
Meyer
Zink
McMurray
Mahoney
Cassidy
Near
Clampett
D. E. O'Neill
Falan
Conlin
Brady
Lavery
J. P. O'Neil
Paddock
Wilder
Gould
Bertilson
Bullard
Jam
Stewart
Feyrer
Shot and killed in mistake for burglar
New York dispatch says Charles Guphinger veteran stage manager at Miner's Bowery Theatre and Tammany Hall committee man was shot dead by hotel keeper Charles Allen on the 3rd floor of a Third avenue house. Allen mistook him for a burglar during a tense porch encounter. Police deemed the shooting accidental and Allen was held pending coroner inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Charles Guphinger
Miner’s Bowery Theatre
Tammany Hall General
Charles Allen
Third Avenue
Guphinger
Allen
Monk Hastman
Allens
Burfeind
Maglin
Hdrburger
Elks Banquet in Bridgeport Promises Notable Evening
Bridgeport lodge of Elks prepares a grand banquet in the new State street club home. Notable attendees include Mayor Buckingham and distinguished Elks leaders. A rich musical program and novel decorations aim to surprise guests tonight with dinner served at 6:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Lodge of Elks
State Street
Sion
Lst
Elks
Edward T. Buckingham
Arthur Moreland
The
Antler
Edward Leach
John F. Shaughnessy
New York Lodge
William T. Phillips
New York
Connecticut
George S. Allen
Middletown
Thomas L. Reilly
Meriden
Bridgeport Lodge
Bristol Man Charged With Raising Checks
Morton P. Hotchkiss, Bristol resident and American Insurance Company employee, was arrested and charged with raising checks to obtain over $80 in excess of due. He was taken to Hartford at the request of Hartford authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
United Press
Bristow
Morton P. Hotchkiss
American Insurance Company of
Hartford
Prof Lull's Model of the Primitive Man
Prof R 3 Lull of Yale University Museum presents a full size restoration model of the primitive man. The figure is partly idealized yet largely based on remains and relics found in various parts of the world, chiefly in Burene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lull
R. 3. Lull
Yale University Museum
Girl Thief Pleads After Bible Reading at Station
Lena Swandberg, 14, long suspected of petty thefts across the city, has confessed after Detective Fox read the 17th chapter of Isaiah. Committed to the Industrial School for Girls, she admits stealing a diamond ring from Matron Hill, a watch, a ring, a handbag, a bicycle, and other items, naming a girlfriend and boyfriend as accomplices. Her arrest follows a spree that kept police at bay for years and culminated when Captain Arnold recited scripture to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Arnold
Lena Swandberg
Industrial School For Girls
Matron Hill
Quiet Golden Wedding for Horace and Mary Plumb
Mr and Mrs Horace J Plumb celebrated 50 years of marriage at their 428 Connecticut Avenue home with relatives and friends. The couple married at Barnum Avenue Market Street parsonage. Both attend St Luke's church. Mr Plumb once played bass drums for Wheeler Wilson band and served in local fraternal and veterans groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace J. Plumb
Connecticut Avenue
Plumb
Mary A. Pyre
Barnum Avea Relnue
Market Street
Stillman
Spraahtineton Park
M. E
Frank
Black Rock
W. A
New Haven
C. A. Piercy
Miss Piercy
New Britain
Rudolph Loth
E. H. Cox
McGowan
Thomas Plumb
Enterprise
Wheeler & Wilson
Elias Howe, Jr
Post
Pequonnock Lodge
St. Luke’s Church
Deaths and Funerals in Connecticut and Local Notices
William P. Tomlin aged 61 dies at sister Miss Kate Tomlin Newtown after three months illness he was formerly a city resident and member of Trinity church choir Catherine Corby dies at daughter Mrs Arthur Magee residence and is survived by son John J and daughters Mrs Louis Warren and Mrs Arthur Magee body to Scranton Pa for interment Lathe for sale 16 inch 6 foot Reed Engine Lathe in A1 condition with new Garvin Turret Inquire at Fred G Breul Kossuth at Seymour Sts City To Rent 4 room flats near Stratford Ave 10 dollars month Inquire 1126 Main St Wittstein's Jewelry Store Don’t Run risk of Fire have your tree lit by electricity price up boiler and pipes cover now at J F Welsh 114 Kossuth St Specialties Country Park Brantwurst Nagel's E Main St Good Derby or soft hat Jim 974 East Main St Picture framing Standard Art Store 1219 Main St Stratfield building Pratt's Cafe 137 Fairfield Ave Card of Thanks for bereavement funeral attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Tomlin
Kate Tomlin
Newtown
Conn
Tomlin
Stratford
Bridgeport
Trinity Church
Catherine Corby
Arthur Magee
Railroad Avenue
John J
Louis Warren
Scranton
Cathedral Cemetery
Fred G. Breul
Kossuth
Cor
Seymour Sts
City
A. S
Newfield Avenue
Stratford Avenue
Main St
Jim
East Main Street
James J. Sheehan
Standard Art Store
Stratfela Building
Lost brooch and bracelet notices in Bridgeport ad page
Lost items and assorted classifieds including a gold bracelet, a brooch, and various rental, sale, and service offers. Entries mention addresses on Madison Avenue, Lafay ette to Washington, Middle Street, and Lake Lamba Market with rewards for lost items and rental pricing. Includes job ads for starching, piano sales, and a reminder about no solicitors for Bridgeport service.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Workeen
New Called
Shriners Will
Owl Express
Eod
Digni'ary
Wall Street Today
C. W. Phillips
Hancock Ave
J. F. Welsh
Kossuth Street
St Nagel's. E. Main St
Pratt’s
Fairfield Ave
John J. Murphy
Henry A. Bishop B
R. T
Adelphian Lodge
Theas Diamond Tre
Middle St
Orc
Bunnell” Street
Lake Lamba Market
Lafaysette
Washington Ave
Madison Ave
Sonne
J. H. Keenan
Beach
Mont Avenue
North End
Apume
Mansfield
Bi Meigs
Hall
Wheeler and
Wi Orchestra
O'Neill's
West End
Masonic Temple
Ronda
E. Weldon
Randall Ave
Lisbia St
John J. Ryburn
Aesney Ave
Tistia
Golden Hill St
Farmer Office
Tate, An
Mimeographitiey Notary Public
Sears
Meigs
Warner Building
Adrian Vernon
Wilson Band
Field Avenue
Pan L. Miller
Ad Farmer
Farmer Publishing Co
L. C. Smith
Underwood, Oliver
Remington
Ees Ave
Dial & Music Co
Cannon St
Angelus
Dial & Lee Music
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