Armory Dance Dances Probe Focusing on Liquor and Youth
An open letter to Governor Baldwin accuses Armory Saturday dances of featuring liquor and disorder with young girls as young as fourteen present. Major Ernest D. Isbell has begun an investigation into gambling and improper activity at the Armory, which hosts weekly dances run by company officers. Police report uniformed guards and security measures, but critics say saloons drive trouble to the armory galleries.
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Fairfield County Tragedies and Court News
A 13-year-old boy in East Norwalk died after an express train strike damaged his leg. A blast at Norwalk Electric’s site injured a boy who nearly touched 2300 volts. Gividaus died from blast injuries in Glenville. A Ryder v New England Lime Company case settled for 380. Enumeration lists show regional school counts. Norwalk hosts a Teachers Institute on December 9. A Riverside barn fire caused $20,000 damage, likely from a greenhouse furnace, with animals and workers safe.
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