Fairfield County News covers liquor selling and local cases
Fairfield County report notes Mrs Rossario DeLucci fined 25 dollars and costs for selling liquor without license with Antonio DeLucci similarly fined. Prosecuting Attorney White cites heavy unlawful liquor traffic near Mianus amid foreign sellers. Also listed are bigamy charges against Alexander Roland Pratt from Waterbury with 3500 bond, alleged marriages to Josephine Beach and Mamste Scully. Union School of Norwalk votes to stay independent, plans to raise 500 for court fight. Stamford orders muzzle on two dogs after health notification and local department actions.
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Iegal
Rossario DeLucci
Mianus
Antonio DeLucci
White
Alexander Roland ~ Pratt
Harry Pratt
Waterbury
Superior Court
Pratt
Josephine Frances Beach
Yonkers
N. Y
Mamste. Scully
Danbury
Union
Norwalk
Stamford
Bankers and Brokers ad at 88 State Street Bridgeport
A compact classified style note lists Bankers and Brokers at 88 State Street Bridgeport offering fire insurance surety bonds and real estate services. Mentions safe deposit and a person P. L. Holzer in a short business notice style.
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State Street
Bridgeport
Com
Comservation
Sara Eta
Baby of the School Returns to Connecticut Reform School
Willie Michaelis of Torrington, long noted for running away with horses, was taken back to the Connecticut School for Boys after parole, amid a show of desire to return to captivity. Nearby, Bantam’s Probst Hotel shut after the owners vanished from town, reportedly never paying since its construction by Mr. Burns. In Torrington, Rev. Henry St. Clair Whitehearl, ordained deacon by Bishop Brewster, will lead Trinity Church Sunday school work. Norfolk eyes becoming a leading musical center with the Choral Union and a proposed summer concert series. The Six-Sixty-Four Club plans dances at the Casino, West Haven, with Mohr in charge and brief entertainments.
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Willie Michaelis
Torrington
Connecticut
Walle
Hind
Bantam
Burns
W. Co. T. Ue
Henry
Brewster
Middletown
Trinity Church
J. Chauncey -Lineley
Harvard University
Brekeley Divinity School
Portchester
N. Y
Norfolk
Litchfield County Choral Union
Choral Union
Choreynion
West Haven
Colin
Tommjtiee
Pohier
Secstaty
Whalen
H.C. Mohr
Frederick
Rahrig
Senior Examinations and Class Day Plans at Local High School
Seniors faced exams with many absent, prayers offered for the present, and a planned June 27 class reunion to New Haven. Music for the senior hymn credited to Miss Sally Wilmot. The mandolin club to perform at Park Theatre on Commencement Night, possibly with vocal accompaniment. Half holidays begin as weather warms and attendance earns theatre and baseball outings. Junior Class Day set for Beardsley Park with recitations and songs. Fraternity pins worn by some students questioned, as rules prohibit such affiliations. officials warn against further fraternities to avoid undemocratic impression.
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B. H. S. Mandolin Club
Park Theatre
Beahly Hall
Board of Education
Political convention week in Chicago and Baltimore
Advance guards of delegates and supporters drift into Chicago as the Republican convention nears. The city to display signs like Breathing Room Only while a lively, combative scene unfolds with four women among 1,078 delegates. Democrats also unsettled about their standard bearer.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Windy City
Llinois
Grand Old Party
Donnybrook
Convention Proceedings and Delegates in Chicago Hall
A Chicago convention scene unfolds with delegates seated in a vast hall. The article notes a large platform audience and delegates from each state, detailing how the gathering will open with prayers, the roll call, and various committees including credentials and resolutions shaping the nomination process.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Nae
United States
Ben Davis
Fragmentary2024 Ne dee advice remains unclear
The readable fragment mentions a need to act after a period and hints at a plan where people must take action. The text is incomplete and does not name persons or organizations clearly. No definite event or outcome can be established from the available words.
Ottawa Named Capital In 1858 By Queen Victoria
The fragment outlines Ottawa’s designation as Canada’s capital by statute and royal decision, noting Lord Sydenham’s initial session and riots in 1649. It references the Confederation era and Victoria’s 1858 proclamation naming Ottawa as the capital to government.
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Sydenham
Queen Victoria
Ottawa
Mutual Garage Co. suit over road closure and council actions
The Mutual Garage Co. filed a suit for 15000 against the State after the Post road from Hub to Mianus was closed for over a year. Highway Commissioner and Contractor Clark faced questions about grading 40. The Mutual Protective Association pursued further suits while directors at yesterday's annual meeting elected L T Warner and W Marsh to key posts. Farmer Want Ads. 1 Cent a Word.
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Mutual Garage Co., Inc
Cole
Sait
Mianus
Dublin
Clark
Troley Company
Mutual Protective Sociation
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Litchfield County News
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