Compensation Commissioner Williams disapproves AG ruling
Waterbury report states Frederick M. Williams, fifth district compensation commissioner, finds Jeanette Chidesey of Bristol not entitled to recovery for injuries while employed by George N. Griswold and Minerva A. Griswold of Watertown. He cites the attorney general’s view but insists a different legal conclusion is needed, questioning the act’s reach on small employers and referencing Ohio’s classification.
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Waterbury
Frederick M. Williams
Fifth Congressional District
Jeanette Chidesey
Bristol
George N. Griswold
Minerva A. Griswold
Watertown
Chidesey
Bar
Ohio
Light
Holy Name Boys Organize League for 14 15
A Holy Name Basketball League forms with officers elected John J. Lyddy Jr president Thomas A Laces vice president William Garrity secretary Rev James V Hussion treasurer The league schedules two games weekly at St Charles Court and St Johns Hall New Year’s Day start and runs to early April Prizes include a silver cup. aim to produce state championship matchups with New Haven and Park City leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nema Dasigehalk
Hele
St Chartes
St. “Mary‘s
Chartes
St. Jes
Geered Heart
Cen
John J. Lyddy
Thomas A. Laces
William J. Garrity
James ‘V. Husaion
St Charles’ Wall
St. John’s Sqn
St. Charles’ Court
St. John’s Hall
Pembroke
Jake Street
Man Grump
James V. Hussion
St. Chariss
Father Hussion
Treeparer
St. Mary's
Lyddy
St. Joseph's .T. Or
Holy Name Basketball
New Haven
St. Charles
Officers And Men Lost With German Steamer
Petrograd reports the Derentie of the Levantine line was found off the Turkish coast near Kerasunt and sunk by a Russian warship. Only two Turkish soldiers survived. others perished with the steamer near Herasunt, a Black Sea port about 90 miles west of Trinidagy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Derentie
Kerasunt
Trinidagy
Black Sea
Great White Way Celebration Plans Proceed
Chief Edward Mooney leads plans for a holiday parade with Engine Co No 3 Hose Co No 3 Truck Co No 1 and Division No 5. Post Office clerks and Letter Carriers auxiliary join with marching Jones and a mystery Barnum Bailey float. Veterans and auxiliary groups will parade and serve refreshments as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mooney
Abs
G. F
Post Office and Letter Carriere Association
Jones
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Eran Erans Eet Office
Letter Carriers Association Andlisry
Fight Over Melons Sparks $750 Damage Suit
In Common Pleas Court Judge Walsh hears a case between Robert M. Kenneson and Angelo Allegra arising from a dispute at a South End fruit stand over a watermelons pill. Kenneson claims Allegra knee struck him causing serious injuries while Allegra says he acted in self defense after being assaulted. Trial not finished at press hour.
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Walsh
Common Pleas Court
Robert M. Kenneson
Tity
Angelo, Allegra
Fondant
I Allesta
South End
Kennesonm
Kennehe
Allegre
Allegra
Memorial Gifts Honor Late Women Members at Two Episcopal Churches
St. John's and St. Paul's Episcopal churches received memorial gifts honoring deceased women from their pews. Louisa Brown donated a Gothic marble credence to St. John's in memory of Adelaide Discredit, while Rev. H. M. Sherman presented a gold lined silver communion service to St. Pauls in memory of his wife, Mrs. Sherman. The ornate service features gems and is highly valued by parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
St. Paul’s Episcopal
Is Baas
Beles
Louisa’ Brown
Adelaide
H. M. Sherman
St. Paul's, Church
Haad
Heey
BP. Sherman
Judgment for Ryburn in commission suit
Judge Thomas C. Coughlin awarded $59.50 to John J. Hyburn in a city court commission on sale case. Hyburn claimed a 5 percent fee for negotiating a Brooklawn store sale by Jacob Reich, which Reich denied having agreed to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Coughlin
John
J. Hyburn
Jacob Reich
Ryburn
Brooklawn
Infant Alice K Valentine Dies At Eight Months
The infant daughter of Walter and Ethel Valentine died at their home 1522 North Avenue. The family receives the sympathy of many friends in their bereavement. Arvena Elizabeth Sherwood widow of William I Sherwood funeral at 817 Willam Street with burial in Trumbull CT. She leaves a husband a sister Mrs Nettie Hazard and two sons Arthur W Martin of Providence and Irving Sherwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice. K. Valentine
Walter
Ethel Valenstine
Alice K
North Avenue
Mrs. Valentine
Arvemna Elizabeth Sherwood
Arvena Elizabeth Sherwood
William I. Sher
L. EB. Hebbard
Willam Street
Trumbull
Nettie
Hazard
Arthur W. Martin
Providence
Irving Sherwood
Gernert FAS To Regain Strength After Accident
The condition of Mrs. Frank C. Gernert of 134 Mountain Grove Street remains unchanged after a serious automobile accident returning from the Danbury fair. A week of gradual improvement has brought cautious hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Co. Gernert
Mountain Grove Street
Foreign agents visit U M C C amid German envoy charges
Representatives from England Germany and possibly Japan stayed at the Hotel Stratfield and toured the U M C C plant. Authorities link the visits to charges by Count von Bernstorff the German ambassador in Washington as the company maintains silence on inquiries.
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England
Germany
Japan
Stratfield
Count von Bernstorff
Washington
Cta
Ind
Cartridge
New York
No Requisition Made This Year For Block Maps
City engineer Terry has prepared requests totaling 17 800 for the coming year. This is nearly 7 000 less than last year’s 25 000 requisition. Salaries total 15 509 with 1 400 for supplies and 900 for auto expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Enare Bes
Ick
Building Board Budget Soars Above Appropriation
The building commissioners seek 16850 for inspectors and staff costs, 600 for printing and office supplies, 3600 for plumbers examiners, totaling 6885, 106 over last year, while the injured Hungarian girl aidit madi lingers in Bridgeport hospital amid cautious recovery reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Apportionment
Arrester Seeks Thef From Man Who Helped Him Gain Freedom
Detective sergeant Cronan arrested Joseph Issab alias Schwarts, a Crawford laundry employee, on a laundry theft case. He allegedly stole 60 dollars from Andruss Hedwig, who had bailed Schwarts out and later employed him. Schwarts, 34, denies but is held for the Superior Court December term. Hedwig posted 500 dollars for his release and Schwarts allegedly took 40 dollars from Hedwig’s absence and 20 from Mrs. Hedwig. The accused, an expert needleworker, has not yet been arraigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Issab
Schwarts
Crawford Leundry
Pequonnock Street
Cronan
Cleveland
Rournery
Andruss Hedwig
Orland Street
Schwartz
Superior Court
Hedwig
Rewnery
Auto Driver Unconscious After Trolley Collision
E B Welsh driver of an automobile that crashed into a trolley at Main street and Wheeler avenue was found unconscious today at his home in Elm Street New Haven. Welsh fell unconscious after being thrown from the car, then revived at St Vincent's hospital and returned home. He suffers a concussion of the brain and drives for Kirk Distributing company of 217 Crown street New Haven. The trolley step was torn from the car in the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E B. J. Welsh
Main Street
Wheeler Avenue
Elm Street
New Haven
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Welsh
Kirk Distributing Company
Crown Street, Newen
Trofley
Painter Dr EF N Hayes Arrested for Theft at 6 Gilbert Court
Dr EF N Hayes a 27 year old painter at 6 Gilbert Court was arrested after allegedly stealing two printer’s hooks used in hoisting scaffolds and pawning them. He surrendered to authorities. In other notes a letter from President Wilson praised paths energy after a fire at a West Orange plant. Prices for American linseed oil rose two cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. N. Hayes
Gilbert Court
Thomas A. Ridison
Wilson
West Orangs
City Hall Considers Move of Board of Education Officials
A city hall committee plans a Monday meeting with the common council to discuss relocating the board of education and registrars of voters. The move aims to create space for records and tax collection offices, with likely quarters in a new bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Board of Education
Registrars of Voters
Howard J. Smith
Annual Militia Inspection Scheduled Next Month
Connecticut National Guard orders announce annual inspections for all units. The 16th Company Coast Artillery is to parade at the local armory Monday evening at 8. The Coast Artillery band and 4th Company inspect Tuesday at 8, 1st Company Wednesday at 8, and the Hospital Corps on Friday March 26 at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut National Guard
Coast Artillery Corps
Ith
Hospital Corps
Police to round up drug users and vagrants in city
Police plan a roundup of young men known as habitual drug users and those with no visible means of support. Suspects may be sent to jail or Lakeview home. Supt. Bihas issued orders to arrest offenders. John Brown Hubert Lane and John Griffing were detained in the West End yesterday and released after proving steady employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
John Brown
Hubert Lane
John Griffing
West End
Bethel Church Entertainment Proves Successful
A Bethel M B church event directed by Rev S Jacobs and Prof W H Jackson featured a musical program and a sale of fancy articles and ice cream in the basement. An auction raised a tidy sum for church purposes with songs by the Clover quartet and a piano solo by Sarah Brown Ross followed by remarks by Prof Jackson and a talk by Prof Bull on Race Antagonism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peat Vening J
Bethel M. B
Broad
Whiting
S. Jacobs
W. H. Jackson
Prof. Jackson
Sarah Brown Ross
Prof. Bull
James Branshaw
Stamford Manufactur ing Co Seeks Tax List Remove
The Stamford Manufacturing Co contends its island property lies outside Stamford city limits and petitions Judge Burpee to strike its name from the tax list. Value of the property is about 200 000 dollars. Also notes retirement of Mrs Thomas F Hart a policewoman from Munice Ind and the death of Major General George B Davis former judge advocate general at his Washington home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Stamford Manufacturing Co
Burpee
George B. Davis
Udge Advocatie
Washing
Moratoria Extended by 90 Days and Oregon Wheat Growth
The Brazilian moratorium is extended by 90 days. Fall sown wheat in western Oregon stands eight inches high. The rest of the text notes Senate consideration of a Caribbean treaty, NYPD green light summons, an $86,000 installation cost, Drexel funds for relief in Philadelphia, IRS receipts for war stamps, and a proposal to sell Alaska Northern to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Senate
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Ins. Gernert Fas
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Aidit Madi
Lizzie
Bedo
Bridgeport Hospital
Thef
Gottlieb & CO. Co
Bethel Church Entertainment
Davey Bros
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Ben-Hur
S.&h
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Oran
Arco
State ST
Iranistan Ave
George
S. & H. Greta
Thomas F. Hart
Munice
Ace
McCormack
Charlies M. Wellington
Prof. Stevens
Harry Fox
I. S. Jacobs
George W. Childs
Drexel Hue
Philadelphia
Internal Revenue
Osborn
Internal Revenues
P. Morgen
Alaska
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