Mulvin Re-Arrested After Release In Forgery Case
John P. Mulvin of Boston was re-arrested shortly after releasing on his own recognizance for forgery after a conference between Assistant Prosecutor Gray and Attorney George F. Mara. A second warrant by Prosecuting Attorney DeLaney followed, alleging Mulvin obtained money under false pretenses from George Terry. Otto Stankey, linked to Mulvin, was held for superior court as prosecutors pursue charges and Mukvin’s bonds remain fixed at 500 dollars.
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Superior Court
Wilder
John P. Mulvin
Union Park
Boston
Gray
George F. Mara
Mulvin
DeLaney
Mara
Bertilion
Arnold
Otto Stankey
State Street Spices
Mulvin Daletes
George Terry
James Levin
New York
Jauval
John Hf. Harter Wartet
State Street
Stankey
Refuses Father Address. Youth Held in Jail for ID
Clydes Belson, 19, of Lansing Michigan, faces possible custody as he withholds the name and address of his father from Probation Officer Simpson. He was arraigned in city court a week ago for training and ordered held. a further continuance was granted until today. Nelson was informed his stay could be indefinite unless he reveals the truth. The Sundayge Association announced plans to send Bibles to soldiers in Europe.
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Clyds Belson
Lansing
Mich
Simpson
Ena
Cldage Wilder
Orderei Nelson
eSoes
Ge Association
Europe
Funeral Notices for Doyle Fitzgerald McCrystal
In this city Annie Doyle beloved wife of Patrick Buckley funeral from 164 Paquonneck street Monday Dec 14 at 10 from St Augustine's burial St Michael's cemetery Michael Fitzgerald funeral at 14 Barrel avenue Monday Dec 14 at 5 30 and from St Augustine's at 2 a m with solemn high mass interment St Michael's cemetery Michael McCrystal funeral from Cullinan Mullins undertaking parlor Monday Dec 14 at 1 30 a m and from St Peters church at 3 a m
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Buck - This
Annie Doyle
Patrick Buckley
Arec
Ladies of the Maccabees
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Star of Pembroke
Companions of the Forest
Paquonneck Street
St. Augustine's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Michael Fitzgerald
Barrel Avenue
St. Augustine’s
Michael McCrystal
Undertaking Partere
Cullinan & Mullins
St. Peters Church
Notices of liens and property charges across states
Notices include county and city notices about liens for unpaid street sprinkling charges in 1914, tax and foreclosure style alerts, and a notice of restoration of forfeited rights tied to a Connecticut court case. Also ads for agents, sign letters, a rental listing, and a funeral meeting notice from Hibernian Hall.
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General Assembly
State of
Connecticut
Anthony de Tuzzi
Fairfield County
Bridgeport
Submarine growth concerns from Simon Lake at Washington
Simon Lake warns against building too many submarines now while praising current U S craft and foreseeing improvements in engines and production. He notes government use of his patents and argues a measured approach benefits defense and private yards, with emphasis on engine reliability and safe high speed operation.
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Simon Lake
House Naval Committee
Washington
Bridgeportvening Farmer
United States
Germany
Naw
U. S. Navy
Portamouth
N. H
Gerie
Hish
Hoss
Nsue
Lake
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Alderman Toole Seeks Lost Diamond Ring
Alderman John F. Toole of Toole and Sanderlin reported to police that his $200 diamond ring was lost in a Water Street commission house during a conversation. He said the ring slipped from his pocket through a hose and has since been returned to him.
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John F. Toole
Toole & Sanderlin
Water Street
Dequetville Returns to Manage Atlantic Hotel
Dequettville N C takes over management of the Atlantic hotel, returning after leading Windsor and previous Atlantic roles. He starts duties today. A heavy tuber-tired tricycle is at police headquarters as investigators examine if it was stolen after a boy reportedly dropped it in a locker room area.
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C. N. DeQuettville
Old Windsor
Lyon & Grumman
Atlantic Hotel
N. Nelson
Bridgeport Bavings Bank
Gardner plan for war inquiry voted down by Rules Committee
Washington December 12 Representative Gardner’s demand for a hearing on his resolution to investigate the country’s military preparedness was rejected by the House Rules Committee by a party line vote of six to three. All Democrats opposed the measure.
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Washington
Gardner
House Rules Committee
Trinity Men’s Club to Hear E J Morgan’s War Zone Tales
Trinity church Men’s club will hear E J Morgan recount his European war zone experiences. Morgan sailed on La Provence to Cherbourg, traveled to Paris and Switzerland, witnessed mobilization in Geneva, and will share trials and privations at the front. Event at Trinity Parish House December 14 at 8 o’clock.
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Ward J. Morgan
Mill Hi Avenue
la Provence
Cherbourg
Paris
France
Switzerland
Geneva
Vaterland
Mr. Morgan
Stent
Eansnee Bryan
Amieri- Express
Trinity Church
Broad Street
Fairfield Avenue
Raed
Judge Hallen Able to Sit Up Little Each Day
Special to The Farmer. Nashua New Hampshire December 12. No improvement reported in the condition of Judge of Probate Edward F Balten of Bridgeport who is seriously ill at St Josephs Hospital. He retains full mental faculties and can sit up a short time daily but gains little strength. His brother Thomas Hallen of Bridgeport stays at his bedside nearly constantly.
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Nashua
N. H
Edward F. Balten
Bridgeport
St. Joseph's Hospital
Alien
Thomas Hallen
Cycle Car Factory Hopes for Major Danish Order
The Trumbull Cycle Car company may secure a contract to ship nearly 2000 cars to Copenhagen, Denmark, as large automobile buyers enter the country. Officials acknowledge pending negotiations but withhold exact figures, suggesting a potential contract near half a million dollars.
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Trumbull Cycle Car Company
Copenhagen
Denmark
Nmegatin— Thoms
Beck President of Sixth District Club
A Thursday night meeting of about six attendees organized a new social club to be called the Sixth District club. James F. Beck was elected president Hugene Schaaf vice president Joseph Lamott secretary and Hugh Kurkle treasurer. The group plans many pleasant affairs this coming winter and expects rapid membership growth under the direction of the officers.
Reverend Charles W. Macfarland 48 Today Born in Boston
Rev Charles W Macfarland secretary of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America marks his 48th birthday in Boston He rose from a manufacturing career to religious leadership at Yale and in several congregations authoring books and guiding Protestant unity and social service The German clergy appealed to the council over Germanys war policies praising a sword and accusing conspirators of economic plots against Germany
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Charles 8. Macfarland
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Boston
East Boston High School
New York
New Haven
Aegational Church
Malden
Mass
South Norwalk
Conn
Federal Council of Churches
United States
G@ council
Germany
City Plan Commission Faces Break as Enos Resigns
Fred Enos resigns from the City Plan Commission citing press of other business. Report says the commission may be abolished with no successor named for Enos or other members when terms expire next year. City planning aims and expected $36,000 annual funding face uncertainty amid mayoral hesitation on appropriations. Remaining members listed. commission has not met in months.
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City Plan Commission
Fred Enos
Board of Trade
Commission
Mayor Wilson
Enos
Wilson
Board of Apportionment
John Nolen
Nolen
Charles D. Davis
George M. Hames
Walter B. Lashar
Arthur M.ih
Fred Cederhoum
Henry A. Bishop
Finesse and quick reading in a world of words
A mosaic of quotes and anecdotes explores finesse as a French idea and how editors and readers use it. It weaves discussions from Green Books Magazine on Louis the Magnificent to surveys of Belgium's independence, language, and neutrality, plus a joke about hair loss.
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Louisiana Purchase
George Vaux Bacon
Green Books Magazine
Belgium
Netherlands
Holland
France
Germany
Great Britain
Sedan
Papa's Plan Ends The Marriage Proposal
Dialogue-driven snippet shows a couple negotiating a forced engagement with the father seeking to sideline his daughter's suitor. The exchange hints at financial strain and parental control over romantic decisions.
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Papa
Notes Show Girl Planned Murder
Police report details a double tragedy started by Lizzie who planned to kill her friend Aldi. Aldi survived with injuries after Lizzie shot herself and Aldi in a cellar confrontation, notes and cartridges found, Medical Examiner says planned murder.
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Aich
Iizzie
Wheeler
Lizzie
Aidi
Aidh
Aldi
Lizzie Bede
Andrew Jorke
Willard Street
Salt’s
Joe Kundus
Garlick
Highwaymen rob man of 160 dollars in Washington park
Antonio Cormie of 134 Clarence street was robbed of 160 dollars in broad daylight near the band stand in Washington park. Two young foreign looking men approached, demanded alms, and searched his clothing as one restrained him. He had just withdrawn 100 dollars from the post office and planned to send money home for the holidays. The suspects fled toward Noble avenue, heading to the Second precinct station. King George appoints Lord Kitchener colonel of the Irish Guards to succeed Lord Roberts.
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Antonio Cormie
Clarence Street
Washington Park
Noble Avenue
Coyota
Second Precinct
Twilight Tales By David M Cory
In this tale Phil and Mr and Karie are selfish as a candy request ends with a lesson. After sharing a nickel to a poor blind man and giving to a kind little boy they learn generosity and see their baby brother enjoy a peppermint stick.
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Phil
Mr&Karie
Brother
O Phil
Marjorie
Oriental rug as lasting gift in varied sizes
A dealer sends a picked collection of Oriental rugs praised for beauty and permanency. The assortment includes small oblongs for library tables and larger sizes for dens, available in prices from $12.50 to $175. Thifa fidor.
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Rny
Series of stories for young folks at 25c a volume
A newspaper ad describes multiple series of boys and girls stories priced at 25 cents per volume, with emphasis on Christmas gift value. It also promotes blankets from the main floor rear in various colors and sizes, including robes and corded girdles, plus linen sets and scarves with woven eyelet and drawnwork embroidery priced from $1.25 to $5.00.
Rich and warm new comfortables and hosiery feature
Rich and warm comforts described with flowered coverings in pink blue and lavender. Mention of light yet warm comfortables and durable morterised lisle stockings in black with double sole and heel. Colored ank stockings in deep hues and black silk hosiery featured for durability and style.
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Usle
Stade
Dadoliar
Clever gifts for Baby in dainty spring styles
A quirky reader notice lists baby gifts from knitted articles to rattles and dainty wear. It highlights small toys, light playthings, and a range of dresses for little girls aged 2 to 4, emphasizing fine embroidery, lace, and white facings with trim options. Prices noted include 50 cents and one dollar equivalents.
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Cinties
Breakup of New England auto thief gang aided by Bridgeport police
Howland Dry Goods Co and Bridgeport police join regional efforts to disrupt a network stealing cars. Vehicles are typical models with few distinguishing features and believed moved to New York or remote hides, sometimes changing appearance for resale.
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Bridgeport
New England
New York
Underground
Firemen Drag Burning Bed From Home on Walter Street
Sergeant John McGirr and Patrolman John Dempsey rushed into a blaze at Mrs. Fuscoe’s home at 99 Walter Street. They dragged a burning bed from the doorway to the street, mitigating the fire yesterday, as local officers responded to the incident.
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John McGirr
John Dempsey
Mystery of Klondike outfit probed by Portland police
Data from 25 relatives about Harry Lana and his Klondike past was forwarded to Portland police by Superintendent of Police Birmingham. The request seeks a thorough probe into his pelt mystery and a search for the fortune he is believed to have worn in the gold era. Lucien Lopez M4 of Btonrelain 825 was fined $100 for a related offense.
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Harry Lana
Klondike
Portland
Ore
Pollo Birmingham
Dew
Lucien Lopez
Btonrelain
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