Delia Accused Overstock Sale During Bankruptcy Hearing
Witness Bleole Jacobelli testified before Judge Joan W Banks ref to Bankruptcy as Joseph Delia’s insolvency proceedings continued. Prosecution claimed stock was freed from Delia below cost, while Jacobelli said he bought stock at above cost for convenience. Police investigated alleged funds schemes tied to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bleole Jacobelli
Stratford Avene
Joan W. Banks
Joseph Delia
Jax
Nsslvency
Sacodelli
Delia
Jai
Algunder Osth
Impu
Jacobelli
Arbour dispute and arraignment in delayed case
A fragmentary report outlines Peter Harnowitcl of 39 Westsve n facing a mass arraignment for abusing Nellie a case referenced amid delayed proceedings. It notes neighbors and local figures discussing the timeline and tensions surrounding the dispute and alleged actions.
Death of Moran ruled accidental in Norwalk trolley crash
The inquest in Norwalk found Stephen Moran’s death accidental after a trolley struck him on Tuy Avenue. The motorman’s actions were deemed in conformity with area regulations and the incident was reviewed by a Connecticut company amid hearings in Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran
Wess Phelan
Mace
Stephen Maca
Norwalk
City Court Cases Highlight Probation Pleas and Transfers
A confusing city court roundup shows John Grand Street end Avenue case continued probation for three months after an intoxication arraignment. Albert Martin of Golden Fill Street faces charity department charges amid a promise to leave the city. Charles Fallin’s leniency plea suspends jail and probation. Salvatore Hasta, once of 134 Balinet Street, handed to Detective Dondero regarding a New York fugitive investigation tied to a missing horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Street End Avenue
Wesion
Eitepeen
John
Albert Martin
Golgen Fill
Charities Department
Charles Putrosky
Gregory Strest
Lakeview
Naarly
Charles Fallin
Salvatore Hasta
Balinet Street
John Dondero
New York
Death of Catherine Fires in New City
Died. Catherine Fires of this city on Monday June 29 1814 aged 70. The relatives announce her death and invite friends to attend her funeral from residence No avenus cp Thursday. Expressions of gratitude are offered for condolences and sympathy. Luc y Miller Egbert Thomas Miller acknowledge support from neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flenn
Catherine
James
Avenus
St. Fee
Gino
Lucy Miller
Egbert
Thomas J. Miller
George W Perkins Under Fire in Bull Moose Party
Progressives in Congress plan to press Roosevelt and Perkins to resign as head of the Progressive national committee or sever ties with International Harvester, the firm he organized. The move follows Roosevelt’s warning he would oppose or back Perkins, with several Progressives believing his actions are embarrassing yet still noting his personal sincerity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Perkins
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Perkins
Progressive Party
Intertional Harvester Company
Drr. Perkins
Countess
Baldwin Takes Hold as Clerk of Contract Board
George S. Baldwin named clerk of Bridgeport Board of Contract and Supply amid no political aims. He states he will serve citizens and taxpayers, oversee office duties, and remain busy with samples and materials while continuing responsibilities at T. W. Hawley & Co. and the firm’s New York operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eam
George S. Baldwin
Board of Contract
City of
Bridgeport
George 3. Baldwip
Baldwin
Politioa
Bir Baldwin
Smerry
Catlin
Supply
T. TW. Hawley & Co
New York
H. Ellsworth Brown
Ass Clarks
Workmen Quit Shelton Factory Over Eight-Hour Demand
Edelton July 1. At 2 oclock today 160 mechanics employed at the Whitlock Printing Press works here quit work. They demand an eight hour day and accuse the company of refusing to grant it. The men say the Whitlock plant is the only printing press in the country still on a one eight hour schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Edelton
Whitlock
George B. Clancy
Jacob A. Gourtede
Public Works Department
Wallace Williams
Clancy
Mississippi River alarm as flood warns sent by weather bureau
A sensational incident on the Mississippi River near Crosse Wis July 1st prompted U S Weather Bureau to issue warnings as the river marked its highest level in years. John Wall of 273 Frank Street suffered a badly lacerated scalp after a rush to escape a frightened crowd. He was treated at the emergency hospital. Miss Ryan of California defeated Miss H Atchison in the lawn tennis championship semi finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae Crosse
Wis
United States Weather Bureau
John Wall
Frank Street
Wall
Miss Ryan
California
Mies H. Atchison
Chaskplowshin
Cummings Becomes State’s Attorney of Fairfield County Today
Cummings of Stamford is named the state's attorney for Fairfield County for a two year term by unanimous superior court judges. He does not name the assistant as previously rumored. Galeh A Carter, the incumbent, remains in office for another year unless he resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Cummings
Stamford
Fairfield
Superior Court
Galeh A. Carter
Staples Named Administrator of Silliman Will
Judge Hallen in probate court named Frank T. Staples administrator with the will annexed for the estate of the late Lewis B. Silliman after objections to appointing Mrs. Silliman as sole executrix. The will provides life income to Mrs. Susan Hawley Silliman and various bequests to relatives and institutions, with remaining funds supporting the Young Men's Christian Association and allied charities.
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T. Staples
Lewis B. Siliman
F. Hallen
Acthor
Davia
Lay
Samuel C. Shaw
Samuel F. Beardsley
Sillman
Silliman
Caroline Bradley Millman
Henry &. Burroughs
Harry Beeley
Juan
Sterling
Sarah L. Baldwin
Laura J. Beach
Leo G. Silliman
Sarah A. Goodsell
Robert J. Beach
Wim
Caroline Bradley Silliman
Hale
Sterling Widows’ Home
Bridgeport Protestant Orphan Asylum
Associated Charities
Peter of Servia III summoned for medical attention
Professor Francis Chvestex of Vienna University was summoned to Servia to attend to King Peter after a medical consultation noted internal complaints. The Vienna specialist travels to the Servian court to provide treatment and advise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viennia
Francis Chvestex
Vienna University
Servia
Peter
Blackhand Letter Demands $1900 from Local Retiree
Middletown Conn July 1 Thomas Kelly a retired lamp black maker says he received an alleged blackhand letter demanding 1900 under penalty of death. Police have taken up the case and are investigating. Kelly declined to discuss the letter’s contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Thomas Kelly
Kelly
Iad
Itz
State Adds 33000 To Well Digging Fund At Norwich Hospital
Hartford July 1 The state board of control at its session increased the sinking fund for wells at Norwich Hospital by 2000, raising the total appropriation to 5059. Interest centres on automobile and motorcycle races at Aerodrome park Saturday with a five mile Ford vs Mets duel and a $50 cup prize. Clashes among four motorcycle makes feature the afternoon, followed by a six car five mile cycle car race and Bob Beach in a ten mile free-for-all. Mrs John Ford reports chicken thieves active in the Grand Street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
State Board of Control
Sesson
Capitain
General Assembly
Norwich Hospital
Aerodrome Park
Gob Beach
Ford
Harry Ford
Mets
Bob Beach
Outing Week Suits For Men Highlight Summer Travel
Ready attire for the vacation season features blue or gray skeleton suits from $12.50 to $25, outing trousers in cheviot and serge $3 to $5, khaki trousers $1 to $2, motoring dusters $1.50 to $5, blue serge suits with extra white trousers at $20.50, and lightweight crash or mohair options from $12.50 to $20. Prices emphasize cool, durable fabrics and quick-dry designs for travel and daily wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priestley
New and fine outing shirts for men in text
A sale note describes white saisette and silk shirts with rolling collars soft French cuffs patch pockets and light fabrics for summer. Prices range from $1.50 to $3 and include silk linen blends with striped patterns and crepe poplin ties.
Sportsmen's Corner Promotes Healthy Recreation Options
A column highlights the value of regular sport for men and women and lists items for leisure activities. It notes canoeing, baseball, croquet sets, wagons, bicycle tires, tennis rackets, and golf clubs with prices and options from Spalding and Crawford MacGregor, emphasizing affordable gear for holidays and beginners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding
Wright & Ditson
Golf Clube
Crawford-MacGregor Folks
Store Announces Summer Hours In Farfield
Howland's Street and Fagield Avenue store announces summer hours starting Monday July 6. Friday hours extend to 9 p.m. and July 4 the shop closes all day. Regular weekday opening at 8 30 a m with daily close at 5 except Saturdays 9 p.m.
Dresses for Young Folks in New Style Tunics and Fabrics
Display of young folks dresses in new styles including Russian tunics, hip belts, and trimming in ratine crepe and linen. Varied fabrics feature striped crepes and figured voiles with tunics and ribbon belts priced from 7.50 to 35.00, with sizes from 14 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gestes
Kod
Holiday White Skirts For Women
Women’s white skirts for the holiday season featuring pique and ratine fabrics with box pleats pearl buttons and belt details. Describes styles including tunic fronts, openings with pearl buttons, and priced ranges from $2 to $43.50 with emphasis on shape retention and fresh laundry-ready appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceett
Aston Wins Action Prom W. 8. Brandegee
The Aston Motor Car Co. of State Street wins over William S Brandegee in Common Pleas Court Judge Walsh finds for Aston to recover 121.00 and costs Brandegee claimed possession of an automobile valued at 800 Aston counterclaims that the owner failed to pay for repairs Another case Paul Hruby of Stratford wins 284.70 from Harry Demarjian for temperance drinks furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston Motor Car Co
State Street
William S Brandegee
Walsh
Common Pleas Court
Aston
Brandegee
Paul Hruby
Stratford
Harry Demarjian
Hruby
Movies Makers Strike Against Censors Fees in Berlin
Berlin July 1 The moving picture film manufacturers including foreign companies in Prussia struck today against higher censorship fees and refused further film inspections. They say the increase is so steep it could halt business with one firm estimating a 58000 year additional cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Prussia
Mamnufacs Turera
BadTien Reet Leader EI of Betts BadTien Reet
Fragmented OCR text mentioning local leaders and followers including Thendore Helles Bonaliet Jesdur and Dominican mentions. Several garbled lines refer to East Washington and a period of ten years. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badtien Reet
EI OF Betts
Washington
Iimar
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Banks
Peter Harnowitcl
Westsvewen
Este 5
Gietanes
Hind Peter Orremad
Jadee ‘Cwueblin
Sintove
Myre
Pratt
Shelton Factory
MG Rish
Mississifft Alarms Valley Opres
Galen Carter
F.T. Staples
Silliman Will
Peter OF
III
John Ford
Grand Street
Jhhowland’s
Im Bomn Street
Fairfiel
Howland Dry Goods
Howland
Fagield
Cerry
Howland Dry Goods CO
Gourtade
Greenwich Bank
Diftoe
Charitios
Scate
Charles P. Rislines
Grasteo
Somal Tom
Aviator
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