Local Physician Under Scrutiny In Cocaine Case
In Bridgeport Judge Coughlin postpones Nagie’s arraignment as the state pursues the new cocaine law. Prosecutor Delaney argues Nagie bought 25 grains via a prescription from Dr. Bunell, with pharmacist Carl Cyrus testifying to prior refusals. State official Leverty says pharmacists may fill but urges medical society action. case set for June 21 with $500 bond.
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Law Ware
Thomas C. Coughlin
James W. Nagie
Arch Street
New Haven
Bee
Z John A. Leverty
State Pharmaceutical Commission
Coughlin
Carl O. Cyrus
W. H. Bunnell
Stratford Avenue
Saxey
James i
Peter Hall
New
Couchlin
DeLaney
Kesnes
Nagist
Nagis
Bunnell
Cyrus
Dr. Bunnell
John A. Leverty
Farmer
Medical
Bridgeport
Eiven
Nagle
Newsboy Witness Capias Issued in City Court
Richard Brown a crippled newsboy failed to appear against Frank Taylor in city court after alleging assault at the Plaza theatre. The court issued a capias for Brown and held Taylor pending Brown’s arrest. Busens H. Wood was appointed and qualified as administrator of Heuben A. Lock’s estate.
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John Keenan
Peater
Plaza Theatre
Fairfield Avenue
Richard Brown
Inca
Frank Taylor
Taylor
Brown
Busens H. Wood
Heuben A. Lock
Funeral for Rev. William H. Lynch at St Charles R C Church
Funeral services for Reverend Father William Henry Lynch pastor of St Charles R C Church will be held at the church Saturday morning with the office of the dead at 10 am and a solemn high mass of requiem at 10 30. The body lies in state in the church for viewing by parishioners and friends. Bishop Hickey is unable to attend due to a fractured limb. Surviving relatives include his sister Mrs Sarah J. Smith and brothers Henry Lynch and Dr George F Lynch. Lynch died at the rectory of St Charles parish about 11 30 pm from uraemic convulsions. He had strong ties to Waterbury Pawtucket and Hartford and helped found St Marys parish before his transfer to St Charles.
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William Henry Lynch
St. Charles’ R. C
St. Charlies’ Church
Hickey
Rochester
Nilan
Clerryman
Lfe
Father Lynch
St. Charles Parish
Sarah J. Smith
John F. Callahan
James V. Husston
Henry
George F. Lynch
Providence
Waterbury
Conn
Pawtucket
R. I
Holy Cross College
Worcester
St. Bonavénture's College
Alleghany
N. Y
Thomas D. Beaven
Springfield
Catholic Women's Association
Eer Lynch
Pelgeet
Father Slocum
Tierney
St. Mary's
John ¥. Rogers
Father Rogers
St. Mary’s
St. Mari$'s
Quck
Sisters of the Parish
St. Mary's School
Frank Miller
Bridgeport
St. Charles
Pequonnock River
Stratford
Water Pollution Alleged in Pequonnock River Case
Tests by Prof. Frederick Bonnet and Dr. Stanley for Frederick L. Bradbury claim Pequonnock River waters from East Washington Avenue Bridge to Berkshire Bridge are foul due to sewage pollution. Experts cite low oxygen levels and odor, urging the city of Bridgeport to discharge sewage to deeper water. Trial ongoing with city and health officials weighing in.
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Pequonnock River
Washington Avenue
Berkshire Bridge
Greene
Superior Court
Frederick Bonnet
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Stanley
Frederick L. Bradbury
Stillman Street
Bridgeport
Bonnet
Farist Steel Works
Berkshire Dam
Marist Steel Dock
East Washington Avenue
Steel Works
Samuel E. Barney
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
D. M. Trecartin
Board of Health
William J. McLaughlin
George W
Suffragist in Ascot Front-Rank Horse Race Fatality
A militant suffragist leaped the rail at Ascot during the Ascot golf cup race and collided with the American colt Tracery. The man was killed on the spot. horse and rider were uninjured. The incident occurred as the field neared the stretch.
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Ascot
Eng
Emily Wilding Davison
August Belmont
Tracery
A. Whalley
ASK RECEIVER FOR S N E RAILROAD
Boston records state the Southern New England Railroad faces a receivership petition over alleged nonpayment to contractor Marsch. Marsch claims $1.51 million in damages for contract breach after work on the Providence to Boston extension halted last fall amid Grand Trunk and New York New Haven Hartford Railway dealings. He asserts about $500,000 already paid from the Grand Trunk.
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Boston
Southern New England Railroad
Marsch
Grand Trunk Railroad
Providence
R. IL
Grand Trunk
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Giles Fined for Taking Bicycle in South End Incident
E. H. Giles, a South End newsdealer, tried to recover stolen property and was apprehended. he paid $5 to explain the scene and secure discharge. M. Lenberg, at 517 Main, bought a stolen wheel on police instruction, later reimbursed by the owner who recovered his bike. Giles was arrested while leaving with the property. A new local playwright, George H. Conger of 695 East Main, has drafted an emotional drama and declined to reveal the play’s character.
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E. H. Giles
South End
M. Lenberg
Main Street
Lenberg
Giles
George H. Conger
East Main Street
Conger
Bridgeport
P. J. Langdon
C. L. Bardo
New Haven
McChord
Bardo
C. W. Martin
Pennsylvania
Langdon
Belnap
Mr. McChord
Doherty
New Haven Engineers Under Scrutiny In Stratfield Hearing
At the Stratfield Hotel a Public Utilities Commission inquiry into the New Haven line heard that aging rolling stock and marginal brake performance endangered fast trains. Testimony described 1862 era cars, Centerdale braking issues, and the need for traveling engineers on fast runs.
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New Haven Road
Pennsylvania and Lackawanna
Doherty
McChord
Public Utilities Commission
Stratfield
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Mr. Leverty
Pharmaceutical Commission
Capias
Newsboy
Wood
City
Saint Charles R. C
Emily WE Davison
Belmont
S. N. E. Railroad
George Conger
M’chord
Green Man
Centerdale
Belknap
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fitzgerald
John H. Dillon
Hale
Glastonbury
Connecticut Public Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Spock
Martin
Fogey
Philadelphia
New Yo
Ste
Mertin
Higgins
Beinap
Pewny
Chester H. Laramore
Newtonrills
Mass
Westinghouse Co
Charles A. McConville
Thomas L. Burton
Westinghouse Air Brake Co
Walter B. Turner
Mr. Turner
Censterdale
John J. Carroll
Shore
New Haven Read
Afl
Carryl
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