New Haven Hears Favor for Garbage Crematory Plan
County Health Officer Carlton E Hoadley returns from a midwest tour impressed by Minneapolis garbage crematory. He cites cost data and sanitation benefits as proof a similar plant could solve New Haven s waste issue. Minneapolis, six years old, cost under 860 000 with 360 000 population and 31 collectors paid 1000 yearly each.
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Carlton E. Hoadley
New Haven
Middle West
Minneapolis
Hoadley
Winnipeg
Mirmespolis
Yeggm en Blow Factory Safe and Escape
Yeggmen blew the safe of the Newmarket Manufacturing company in Newmarket New Hampshire on payday, carrying away several thousand dollars. The explosion drew many bystanders but was blamed on blasting operations. Police have no clue. the raiders left town by car. Separate items note a medical trial in New York where doctors paid 19 cents per head to drum up crowds for lectures, and a charity baseball game to be umpired by Vice President Sherman with Nick Longworth and E Webb leading teams.
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United Press
Newmarket
N. H
Newmarket Manufacturing Company
New York
Landlord Not Liable for Tenant Porch Rail Failure
In an action by Arthur Stead against Salvatore Corso, Common Pleas court ruled the landlord owed no repair duty absent express warranty or fraud. The porch railing, installed by skilled carpenters, failed under two people pulling a clothes line. court found contributory negligence and no landlord liability as the railing was part of the leased premises.
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Arthur Stead
Salvatore Corso
Common Pleas Court
Main Street
Stead
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Corso
Scott
Nurses resign in poetic style at Brooklyn hospital
New York June 1 resignation penned in iambic verse accepted by Superintendent Mary L Manning at Brooklyn Eye Ear Hospital for seven nurses. The poetic resolution followed an order forbidding phone chats amid hardships and meager pay of 15 dollars a month. Local undertakers attend Norwich funeral directors meeting. Ernest Ortlepp serves as secretary. Wart remover ad touts Cyrus Pharmacy and a line of home care products.
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United Press
New York
Mary L. Manning
Brooklyn Eye & Ear Hospital
Manning
State Funeral Directors’ Association
Norwich
Ernest Ortlepp
Sunday School Parade Plans Are Completed in Bridgeport
Bridgeport prepares for the first annual Allied Sunday Schools parade this Saturday at 2 PM. Rev. R. S. Povey chairs the committee with headquarters at South Congregational church. The plan calls for school children to march from 2 to 5 PM, and stores are urged to keep Memorial Day decorations up until after the parade. Preparations include detailed parade divisions, drum corps entries, and the involvement of multiple church Sunday schools and civic groups.
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Bridgeport
Allied Sunday Schools
R. S. Povey
South Congregational Church
J. H. Wade
Wheeler and Wilson Band
E. W. Marsh
S. H. Williams
Connecticut Sunday School Association
J. W. Rae
W.E. Hathaway
East Side
First Methodist Church
Elm Street
G. W Parsons
Point Union
Advent Christ
Baptist
Washington Park
Kirt Street
West End
C. B. Watson
Marshal
First Baptist Church
Fairfield Avenue
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Memorial Baptist
Swedish Congregational
People’s Presbyterian
Black Rock Congregational
First English Lutheran
Swedish Baptist
Stratfield Baptist
F. B. Florian
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Cannon Street
Evangelical Association
Swedish Bethel Baptist
Lincoln Public
Newfield Methodist Episcopal
East End Baptist
Summerfield Methodist Episcopal
Central Division
W. G. Bernhard
Coast Artillery Band
Drum Corps Co. I
German Reformed Sunday School
South Congregational
First Baptist Sunday School
Emmanuel Baptist
Swedish Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
A.M. E. Zion Sunday School
Second Regiment
New Haven
First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Case Against Dr Downs Continued In Court
By arrangement of counsel the cases of Dr F B Downs and Clayton L Wrisley connected to the death of Mrs Wrisley were not heard in city court today. Judge Foster ordered them continued for one week. Bonds remained $5000 each. Wrisley has not secured a bondsman and remains in county jail awaiting trial.
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F. B. Downs
Clayton L. Wrisley
Prosecutor Charges Doolittle With False-Pretense Bid
Prosecutor DeLaney filed a charge of attempting to obtain money under false pretenses against Oliver G. Doolittle, a Bridgeport bookkeeper, in city court today. Doolittle allegedly sold furniture to Bridgeport Auction Co. then claimed by David Weiss, Weiss’s sister, and a later lease to Weiss, with disputed title. DeLaney later declined to press the charge after reviewing the facts.
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DeLaney
Oliver G. Doolittle
Dooolittle
Bridgeport Auction Co
David Weiss
Doolittle
Weiss
New Haven Weather Forecast June 1
Forecast calls for fair and cooler conditions tonight and Friday with moderate west to northwest winds. Scattered showers were reported in Colorado Kansas and South Dakota with general showers from Georgia to Maine along the Atlantic coast. Pleasant weather prevails east of the Rockies and in this vicinity expect fair and cool weather with westerly winds.
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United Press
New Haven
Colorado
Kansas
South Dakota
Lake Region
Atlantic
Georgia
Maine
Rocky Mountains
Frank Jacoby Promotes Friday Bargain Gun in Papers
Frank Jacoby plans a Friday publication advertising campaign promising big savings. The ad focuses on money saving stories about ladies' suits and other savings opportunities.
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Frank Jacoby
Former Springfield Woman Identified in New York Bathtub Case
Springfield, Mass., June 1. A woman found in a New York bathtub, lime eaten, is believed to be Elizabeth O Grady known as Lillian, formerly of Springfield. Her father, Connor O Grady, is en route to New York to identify the body and connect it to Hugh A Sherman aka Scheib, married to Elizabeth in 1907. The case centers on a magazine solicitor named Father Connor C O Grady and a room at 37 Thomas Street.
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United Press
Springfield
Mass
New York
Thomas Street
Connor C. O'Grady
O'Grady
Scheib
Connor O’grady
Henry A. Scheib
Can Cigarette Be Lighted In Fast Moving Cars Hearing
Secretary of State Matthew H. Rogers presided over an automobile collision hearing in Ey on May 10 to determine fault. Witnesses from New London New Haven New York Chicago St Louis and Denver testified about speeds and lighting a cigarette during the crash.
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Matthew H. Rogers
M. F. Glasbrenner
New London
Charles Strobel
New York
John Birke
New Haven
Robert Bowman
Chicago
Scott Ledman
St. Louis
John Gaetano
George Thomas
Denver
Col
Bowman
Birke
William R. Pitkin
Glasbrenner
E. &. Armstrong
West
Gaetano
Ledman
Pitkin
Rogers
Watchman Shot In Melrose Factory Fight With Yeggs
United Press report from Boston notes watchman John Brooks was shot three times during a burglary at the Sheppard Silver Factory in Melrose. He lay unconscious. rushed to Melrose Hospital in dangerous condition. A revolver left by a fleeing Yegg provided a clue. Louis Merritt, 25, a chauffeur, was found with burglar tools claiming Brooks threatened him and that he came to shoot first. He admitted the shooting and gave a jealous motiveunspecified.
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United Press
Boston
John Brooks
Sheppard
Melrose
Yeggs
Brooks
Louis Merritt
Merritt
Watertown Schools Run on Memorial Day Spark Debate
Watertown Connecticut June 1 considerable resentment at the school board for not declaring a holiday as Memorial Day the schools were in session Tuesday members of the school committee said the matter was not brought to their attention and no action is taken by them on holiday observance. In New York Richard H Clark wills all property to his daughter if she does not join a monastic order. Cincinnati Judge Caldwell vows to curb girls dressing to attract men calling it a major cause of juvenile delinquency the bolero becomes fashionable with a girdle like corsage belt and skirt length prediction.
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United Press
Watertown
Conn
New York
Richard H. Clark
Mary Ads
Cincinnati
John A. Caldwell
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