Goda And Lulu Hackett Escape In Weekend Disappearance
Steve Goda left Casey's Court with Lulu Hackett in a new dress suitcase, claiming baseball gear. They vanished together after being seen in Seymour earlier, prompting police involvement and concerns from both families as investigators note prior plans to elope. Both worked locally at Electric Cable and U.M.C. plants.
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Seymour
Steve Goda
S le
Casey’s Court
Greene Street
Steve
Lulu Hackett
Laura Hackett
Deacon Street
Mire
Sway
Hackett
U. M. C. Company
Goda
Electric Cable Company
Wall Street Today Brisk Open Sees Mixed Leaders Weaken
At 1046 am stocks opened briskly following London with Americans Pacific, Baltimore and Ohio and several specialties leading. New Haven convertible six percent bonds fell over three points amid weakness. Wells Fargo and California petroleum shared declines. Government bonds heavy. Landon priced higher but met with reserves as traders weighed a large debenture issue.
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London
Baltimore
Ohio
New Haven
United States
Panama
Landon
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Reading
Wells Fargo
California Petroleum
Man arrested in Norwalk over wallet thefts near Bridgeport
John Parker of Wes was arrested on the Pers Platform in South Norwalk on July 22, charged with pocketbook thefts tied to the Hagies and their field day plans to Bridgeport. William J. Powell, a former local hero, saw Parker drop a pocketbook but Parker fled. three others reported watches stolen. Police found watches on Parker, suggesting an accomplice here.
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South Norwalk
John Parker
Wes
Pers
Wee Ee
Hagies
Bridgeport
William J. Powell
Alway
Ieuns
Parker
American Type_ writer Co
Bostwick and Pallroad Aves
Applyee Press
Died in this city July 22 1915 and 1918 notices
Bradley died in this city on July 22 1915 at the home of her daughter Mrs James Brien 211 aoe Prayer will be offered at Hawley Willmot Reynolds 168 State street Thursday 24 inst at o o clock a m and funeral service will be held in the M E church at Sandy Hook on arrival of the 10 34 a m train Wagner died in this city July 22 1918 Philip Wagner aged 68 years 3 months 25 days Friends invited to attend the funeral from his late residence 169 Goddard avenue on Thursday July 24 at 2 20 p m Interment at Lakeview
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Bradley
James Brien
Hawley, WiIlmot & Reynolds
State Street
M. EB
Sandy Hook
Wagner
Philip Wagner
Eagles Parade Draws Wide Norwalk Awe In Civic Pageant
A large Norwalk delegation led by Eagles drum corps and uniformed aerie members paraded through the city with floats and mis en scene embodying Liberty, Truth, Justice and Equality. Participants from Danbury, Pittsfield, Waterbury, Bridgeport and others joined in the spirited display, featuring impersonations of civic virtues and decorative banners.
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Erty
Norwalk
Pittsfield Aerie
Pittsfield
Mass
Eagles
Aecrie
Danbury
Kennedy Guards Fife and Drum Corps
Danbury Zouaves
F. O.E
Hudson River
Port Chester
George P. Jamieson
Bridgeport Aerie
Connecticut
Colt
Hartford
Charter Oak Aerie
Hartford Order
John J. Dougherty
Waterbury Aerie
Aerie
Fulton
Aerie Waterbury Aerie
Wew Haven
Foot Guard
Aerie 242
New Haven
The
Elizabeth Aerie
Elizabeth
N. J
Port Chester Aerie
Liberty
Truth
Justice
Ansonia Aerie
Ansonia
John J. Clampett
Bridgeport
Torrington
Waterbury
Bridgeport Aerle
Equality
Liverty
Norwalk Aerie
Waterbury Aere
Loyal Order of Moose
Degree
Eagles' Tonight Program With Vaudeville and Cash Prizes
At 6 p m grand exhibition of degree teams at Eagles hall and an 8 o clock score show. A special vaudeville performance at Eagles theatre Main street featuring acts directed by the Eagles. Cash prizes totaling £000 awarded.
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Eagles
Hal
Poli
Main Street
Opening of State Convention at Eagles Hall Bridgeport
Tomorrow at 10 a.m. the state convention opens at Eagles hall Bridgeport. Present state secretary Connor is a candidate for re election.
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Eagles’ Hall
Bridgeport
Connor
Prominent Eagles Here for Festivities Registered at Hotels
A long list of names from Hartford to New York shows prominent Eagles registered at hotels for a city festivities. The Atlantic booked 250 Eagles for dinner and supper while Arcade officials listed attendees and reservations across multiple cities.
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the Stratfield
Peter H. Connor
Hartford
William J. Mannion
F. B. Gaylord
Northampton
John O’brien
C. H. Kanches
Boston
T. P. Kelley
Norwich
J. R Reagan
BE. A. Gordon
Danbury
J. H. Davies
Bristol
A. E. Manion
New York
A. J. McCormack
A. M. Reiger
William C. Menton
Donavan
G. C
Birmingham
D. B. Hallenbeck
Newark
W. G. Botteam
George White
Wiliam Scott
J. E. Carey
Atlantic
R. T. Gamedinger
A. B. Casey
Joseph A. Frye
George Straub
Philadelphia
Thomas Klein
F. W. Lewis
Greenport
N. Y
R. D. Burke
Henry Cone
Meyer Schwolsky
William Mallon
Joseph Levane
Robert M. Barrett
Mrt
Vernon
Charles BD. Clark
New Haven
James Smith
C. J. Noble
A. E. Sanford
Irving Benner
Raritan
N .J
Robert Graham
Willimantic
F. C. Delcher
William J. Payne
Stonington
A. L. McLean
Stamford
Bert Veit
C. H. Woodford
Southington
Charles R. Dowd
William Hodson
Brooklyn
Conn
H. J. Ograth
J. W. Butler
W. E. Leighton
J. W. Torpey
F. J. Morgan
Putnam
H. E. Mayer
Yonkers
Earl S. Steeves
Ansonia
John W. Wolffschlig
Springfield
T. L. O’neil
Carl E. Gelson
Nyack
A. C. Denver
Providence
J. B. Reynolds
J. M. Donovan
W. H. Collins
The
Arcade
R. W. Judson
B. J. Proverses
H. Weber
A. J. Ganahl
F. B. Foster
E D. Hailey
J. H. McCleary
Meriden
Louis Kaeppel
Dorchester
Aaron Lenigan
New Britain
Arthur Logan
New Milford
Frank Lowe
P. A. Daly
E. H. Dowding
J. EB. Casey
New Rochelle
W. D. Jepson
CITY COURT CASES FOLLOW MORNING SESSION
In city court this morning Anas Taylor was fined five dollars and costs for drunkenness. David Gardner received twenty days for drunkenness. Margaret Tolkas fifteen days for drunkenness. Patrick O Reilly ten dollars and costs for drunkenness and breach of the peace. Albert Alphus charged with drunkenness was continued until tomorrow. Michael Settanno was fined five dollars and costs for assault. Fred Slohar, charged with breach of the peace drunkenness assault and resisting an officer, was fined twenty five dollars and costs. Joseph Doyon, motorcycle dealer employee at 829 Main Street, fined twenty five dollars and costs for violating the motor vehicle law not having his motorcycle properly equipped with a registration number. He was arrested by Patrolman Bolger. He pleaded the machine was not properly licensed as he was testing it for a customer.
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Anas Taylor
David Gardner
Margaret Tolkas
Patrick O'Reilly
Albert Alphus
Michael Settanno
Fred Slohar
Joseph Doyon
Main Street
Bolger
Mill End sale showcases durable shoes and tailored outfits
The Mill End sale offers bargains across footwear and apparel, with shoes priced from 95c to $1.90 and a range of garments including serge and cheviot suits, blouses, khaki trousers, trunks, and leather goods. The ad touts savings, durability, and style, urging shoppers to buy now for maximum value.
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Bugs
Newtown Vaca Guests and Narrow Auto Wreck Highlight Town News
In New Town on July 22 Earl L. and Charles M. Johnson of Painesville are in town visiting uncles, while Miss Edith M. Peck entertains out-of-town guests. Attorney E. O. Hull of Bridgeport narrowly escaped injury in a Sandy Hook auto mishap. A Middle District Meeting discussed site options for a new school, with offers on Hanover road, Depot road, and Queen street. The group plans further steps and a July 28 adjournment. Mrs. Snyder begins divorce proceedings.
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Newtown
Earl L
Charles M. Johnson
Painesville
W. C. Johnson
C. B. Johnson
Edith M. Peck
E. O. Hull
Bridgeport
Buzz
Sandy Hook
Post Office Square
Ime
Hull
Walker
Committee On
A. J. Smith
Hanover Road
C. B.taylor
Depot Road
Old Fair
Methodist Church Society
Queen Street
Board of School Visitors
Jacob Black
Reed opposes cross examination of Mulhall by NAM counsel
Senator Reed stated the Lobby Probe committee would not permit NAM counsel to cross examine star witness Martin Mulhall. He favored submitting NAM questions to the committee first, with potential later committee address. The issue centers on Mulhall’s claim that former Representative James Watson of Indiana was paid a 500 dollar retainer and 250 dollar weekly salary to work for a tariff bill.
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Washington
Senator Reed
Lobby Probe Committee
Martin M. Mulhall
Star Witness
Reed
A. M
Mulhall
James E. Watson
Indiana
Tariff Commission
Widows of Double Life Man Reconcile in La Crosse
Widows of Wilfred B. Frost, who led a double life, reconciled after his death on February 23 and have moved to a shared home in La Crosse Wisconsin as of July 22. The unusual arrangement follows Frost’s death and public disclosure of his double life.
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LaCrosse
Wis
Wilfred B. Frost
Norman Divorce Suit Seeks Name Change After Cruelty Claim
Papers filed in Superior Court detail Alice Norman of Stamford filing for divorce from Leonard Norman on toleration cruelty grounds. The couple wed September 30 1903 and Alice Potts seeks to resume her maiden name.
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Alice Norman
Stamford
Leonard Norman
Mrs Ullrich Visits Beechmont Avenue Hostess
Mrs E J Ullrich of Brooklyn New York is visiting Mrs James Rowe on Beechmont Avenue for the week. Farmer Want Ads One Cent Word.
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E. J. Ullrich
Brooklyn, N. Y
James Rowe
Beechmont Avenue
Mellen's Place Wont Be Filled For Some Days
Theodore Vail head of New Haven committee to name Mellen's successor said a choice will likely be made in several days. Named candidates include Edward Loomis vice-president of D L W Daniel Willard president of B & O Howard Eellett president of Northern Pacific Ralph Patera president of Long Island and W W Atterbury first vice-president of Pennsylvania.
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Theodore M. Vail
New Haven
Mellen
Spss
Edward ©. Loomis
Daniel Willarc
Howard Ellett
Northern Pacific
Ralph Patera
Long Island
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania
Robstock Withdraws Saloon Plans at Seaview Ave
Local dispute over four saloons at 1839 Seaview Avenue ends as Michael Robstock withdraws after remonstrance by property owners and a hearing was scheduled. County commissioners, visiting nearby bridges, assess repair needs as a parade of Brooklyn children travels the streets on a warm Sunday.
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Seaview Avenue
Michael Robstock
Beet Main
Robstock
Comington Bridge
Houm
Tonic River
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Wall Street
Kpoorer Cauget
John Recek & Son
Hawkins, Stratfield Bldg
Madras
Lisle
Nottingham
Royal Worcester
Axminster
Desea
Wilton
Brussels
Howland Dry Goods CO
New Town
Col
Norman
Kansas City
Albert Snyder
Eith
Seaview Ave
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