John T L Hubbard Takes Oath Becomes Attorney
John T L Hubbard, Yale Law graduate, Fairfield County native, was sworn in as an attorney today before Judge Howard J Curtis in Fairfield. He opened a law office in the Security Building after passing bar exams months ago and partners with a caslaw firm. Friends predict a bright future. ceremony attended by officials and his family. Funeral notices list local residents and services in New Haven and Mountain Grove cemetery.
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John T. L. Hubbard
Hargrove School
Fairfield
Yale Law
Security
Fairfield Cofinty
Yale
Hubbard
Howard J. Curtis
William T. Hart
E. Soapside
Oterani Johnson
Nea Reeohens Street
St. Charles’ Church
St. Michael's Cemietery
Newtown Couple Augusta Campbell and Harley Peck Wed in Syracuse
Miss Augusta Murray Campbell and Mr. Harley Taylor Peck of Newtown Conn married at noon Saturday in Syracuse New York. Rev Frederick N Betts officiated at Prof Harold L Butler's home with close friends present. After a brief reception the couple planned a wedding trip through New York State and then housekeeping in New Haven. Campbell, Yale and Peck, Syracuse graduate, are celebrated in their social circles.
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Augusta Murray Campbell
Harley Taylor Peck
Newtown
Conn
Harold L.r Butilér
Syracuse
Frederick N. Betts
New York State
Peck
Patrick W. Campbell
Sandy Hook
John R. Peck
South Center
New Haven
Chemical Laboratory
Runaway horse climbs trestle falls at bridge
A fast moving horse hitched to a baker's wagon escaped along Justatonic Avenue and climbed the Irony viaduct. It toppled through the trestle near North Washington Avenue, leaving spectators signaling trains while bystanders helped hoist the horse to safety. The animal was bruised but not seriously hurt. Separately, Prof. d'Amour gave a well attended lecture for the Bridgeport Groupe of the Alliance Francaise on Marie Antoinette, tracing the queen's life from childhood in Austria to her downfall and execution.
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Jusatonic Avenue
Lrony
North Washington Avenue
Naugatuck’ Ice Company
Roipes
Marie Antoinnette
d’Amour
Bridgeport Groupe
Alliance Francaise
Jonathan .Godfrey
Groupe
d'Amour
Marie Therese of
Austria
Prof
Louis XVI
Fire damages garage. cars saved at Norwalk
Norwalk report says Sturges' garage suffered $300 damage from a noon blaze sparked by a passing locomotive on the Danbury line. Eleven automobiles were rescued. Congressman E J Hill, watching, was knocked down and bruised when hose tangled at his feet.
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Norwalk
Sturges
Danbury
E. J. Hill
Liquor Prosecution Fees Targeted by Banks in Court
Prosecutor Elmore S Banks urged joining charges against frequenters of illegal liquor outlets to cap fees. He argued one fee per case should apply and city court would back a unified approach. In follow up actions Edward Rink Cedar Creek Yacht Club raid fined 75 dollars for Sunday liquor law violation. John English fined. seven others at five dollars each.
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Elmore S. Banks
Court of Common Pleas
Banks
Common Pleas
Edward Rink
Cedar Creek Yacht Club
John English
Obituary notices for Burton English Ennis and Miss Mary McIntyre
Funeral services for Eli Plumb Burton at Congregational church Trumbull with large attendance. Quartet sang Abide With Me and Crossing the Brook, pallbearers listed. interment Riverside. Separate obsequies for Mrs Yohanna English at St Patrick's Church with high mass. interment St Michael's. William Ennis funeral at Elmwood Avenue and St Augustine's. pallbearers named. many Bridgeport mourners. Miss Mary McIntyre domestic nurse died at Bridgeport Hospital. remains taken by Henry Bishop Funeral Director.
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Eli Plumb Burton
Trumbull
Congregational Church
South Congregational Church
Elmer Beardsley
G. D. Owen
Cross
Robert B. Hard
Sterling Booth
Austin, Plumb
Elmer Nichols
Riverside Cemetery
Yohanna Benglish
Lindleytreet
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Curran
James Rehill
Edward Morris
John Mahoney
James English
John Cunningham
John Liebscher
St Michael’s Cemetery
William Ennis
Elmwood Avenue
St.Augustine’s
Father Kennedy
J. Supple
William Maher
J. Coughlin
R. Kiley
N. Mulloy
F. Kiley
Bridgeport
St. Michael's Cemetery
Mary McIntyre
Bridgeport Hospital
Miss McIntyre
Henry ©. Bishop
Choral Society Sings Joan Of Arc Tonight At South Church
The Choral Society of the South Church directed by Mrs. Elmer Beardsley performs Gaul’s Joan of Arc at South Church this evening. Prologue by Charles Duckerson, cast includes Joan of Arc played by Mrs. Robert Douglas Martin and lead characters with a long list of chorus participants.
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Choral Society of the
South Church
Elmer Beardsley
Gaul
Joan of Arc
Charles Duckerson
Robert Douglas Martin
Philip
Louis D. Ginand
Robert de Baudricourt
Jean de Noveloupont
Joseph F. Wieler
Florence Allen
Minnie Beers
Lena M.boyland
Marion Boyland
Anna Braitling
Florence Braitling
Carrie M. Brown
Frank Curtis
Francis M. Dodd
Ruth Gilbert
Ruth Griffin
Bessie Grigg
Martha Hanson
Robert B.dard
Aldred Hawes
Jessie C. Hawley
rs. _Rober ginbotham
Caroline Hill
Berth . Hinckley
Mabel M. Keefe
C. F. Kiehl
J. A. Lang
Elizabeth
Frank W. Knox
L. H. Moulthrop
Charles Nichols
Charles W. Oviatt
Asa Pond
Dr. Chas
H. Sprague
Jail Sentence for Real Estate Operator
Michael J. Goods, once a leading New Haven real estate operator, was sentenced to six months in jail after pleading guilty to embezzlement. Five related counts were dropped after restitution was made on the remaining charges.
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United Press
New Haven
Michael J. Goods
Goods
Alling
Goode
Major General Bell Prepares Manila Transport for China
Washington reports Major General Bell is holding the army transport Sherman at Manila to be ready for an emergency call for troops to China. The ship may be used to move American forces in or out of China if anti foreign demonstrations intensify, reflecting heightened foreign policy tensions.
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Bell
Manila
U.S
China
United Press
Washington
Sherman
U S Mediation Sought Between Italy and Turkey
Rome report says the Italian government informed Washington of a willingness to mediate between Italy and Turkey over Tripoli and that the U S administration favors acting. The statement cites highest authority and notes Washington’s favorable view.
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United Press
Rome
Washington
United States
Italy
Turkey
Santa Claus rugs sale at Carpet Hall sparks toyland makeover
A Santa Claus rug sale transforms Carpet Hall to a Toyland prelude for Christmas. Rugs ranging from Worsted Wilton to Axminster are deeply discounted to clear space for the holiday display, with prices cut from $35 to $28 and down to $1.15 for small rug scraps. Ready now through Saturday night on the third floor.
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Santa
Axminster
Nine Beef Barons Resign Amid Sherman Law Probe
Chicago today reports nine directors of the National Packing Company have resigned hoping to influence their criminal trial under the Sherman act. The U S district attorney says the government views their actions as prosecutable. Only Edward Tilden remains as an officer of the company, now the sole surviving executive tied to the alleged meat trust.
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United Press
Chicago
National Packing Company
United States
Meat Packing Trust
Edward Tilden
England to Probe Cruelty In Canal Zone
New York reports that the British government will officially investigate charges of cruelty to Jamaica subjects in the Panama Canal Zone. Sir Sidney Oliver and his suite sailed aboard the Prince Auguste Wilhelm to Jamaica, Costa Rica, and Cotona to examine the alleged abuses and the potential response by Britain.
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New York
Prince Auguste Wilhelm
Atlas Service
Jamaica
Great Britain
Panama Canal Zone
Hig
Sidney Oliver
Auguste Wilhelm
Cotona
Costa Rica
Canal Zone
Eee al Nestor
Jama’ F
Spencer Breaks Down In Murder Trial Arraignment
Special from United Press Springfield Massachusetts November 14 Bertram G Spencer nicknamed the Jekyl and Hyde of Massachusetts broke down and wept at arraignment while District Attorney Callahan opened the sensational murder trial. He argued the insanity defense would fail and asserted the defendant confessed after evidence showed guilt. Witnesses including an architect and Medical Examiner Bates testified as the case moved to testimony from Mrs Cordana Blackstone.
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United Press
Springfield
Mass
Bertram G. Spencer
Jekyl and Hyde
Massachusetts
Martha B. Blackstone
Callahan
Miss Blackstone
Spencer
Dow
Bates
Cordana Blackstone
Double-Services sale cuts prices on boys suits
A local ad promotes a Double-Services lot with sizes for boys six to seventeen. Regular five dollar Double-Service suits now slash to 3.50 as several size ranges are broken and must be cleared. Styles include double-breasted gray brown and tan with two trousers as the feature.
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Moore
Curtain Lot Sale Cuts Prices Across All Styles
Lots of savings among curtain lots at Tot Sale with almost every curtain style in stock. Special lots are created when patterns are reduced to small quantities and offered at about a third off usual prices. Trish point Brussels Scotch lace flat muslin and novelty curtains included.
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Trish Point
Brussels
Silk waists offered at two prices in sale
Silk waists in plain colors and fancies with long or short sleeves are advertised at two sale prices, $2 and $3.50, claiming real silk and wide selection to fit many buyers. The note mentions necks and variety, positioned on the second floor.
Three Fatally Injured After Auto Crash With Wagon
In Cambridge, Miss Florence Crawford, Henry Asher, and Albert Ashley were fatally injured when their car collided with a farmer's wagon early today. A man and woman in the auto escaped serious harm, while the wagon driver and his horse suffered severe injuries. The injured were taken to Cambridge Hospital. police investigate.
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United Press
Cambridge
Mass
Florence Crawford
Boston
Henry Asher
W. A.greene Film Exchange
Albert Ashley
Ston
Cambridge Hospital
Rescue praise as Washington steamer crew saved all aboard
In Astoria on November 14 passengers and crew of the steam schooner Washington honored tug Tatoosh crew for guiding their vessel to the Washington during a gale and rescuing those aboard after lifeboats failed. The ship had rested on the bottom for about 24 hours with no loss of life, despite reports of two sailors washed overboard being incorrect.
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United Press
Astoria
Washington
United
Albertine Lyon Seeks Divorce From Ronald Lyon
In Superior Court Judge Curtis heard the contested divorce from Alber tine Lyon of Daftten to Ronald D Lyon of Darien. She accuses infidelity naming Sadie Hoyt of Norwalk as co respondent. Lyon denies. Evidence showed William H Harrington once of San Francisco had been accused by Lyon of flirting with Mrs Lyon and a letter by Harrington to Mrs Lyon was opened by her husband. He said the letter contents disturbed him and he threatened the postal authorities.
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Albertine Lyon
Daftten
Ronald. D. Lyon
Darien
Curtis
Supreme Court Upholds Workmen's Compensation Act
The Wisconsin Supreme Court today sustained the constitutionality of the workmen's compensation act. The decision, announced in Madison, reinforces state workers' compensation provisions and assigns clear authority to administer and enforce the act.
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Supreme Court
United Press
Madison, Wis
Nine Year Old Boy Missing from East Side
Willie Rubins of Main Street East has been missing from home since last Saturday. His parents are anxious to learn his whereabouts. A small nine year old, he is known to wander at times and has not returned after going out to play Saturday afternoon.
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Willie Rubins
Main Street
Willie
Sprague Granted Probation After Embezzlement Sentence
T Dwight Sprague of this city, recently jailed six months for embezzlement, was placed under Probation Officer Frank A Arnold of Hartford. Judge Walsh suspended the sentence though about one month remained to serve. Sprague allegedly embezzled 188 dollars from Blue Ribs Carriage Co, and used funds for personal needs. He was arrested in New York after securing a railroad job. his wife remains in Hartford and he will reside there. He must report to the probation officer every two weeks.
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T. Dwight Sprague
Frank A Arnold
Hartford
Walsh
Court of Common Pleas
Sprague
Blue Ribs Hares & Carriage Co
New York
Queen's Daughters Whist Rescheduled to December First
The Queen's Daughters Whist at Stratfield is now set for Friday December 1, not November 24 as yesterday's Farman incorrectly stated. The correction follows an error noted last evening.
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Stratfield
Farman
Embezzler Lucas Pleads Guilty and Gets Three Years
New Haven reports Lucas, the former treasurer of the City Savings of Meriden, George M. ig rls, pleaded guilty in state superior court to embezzling 511.00 and received a three year sentence. The note also mentions bond issue coverage in New Haven and references a veteran legislator correspondent with a civil war history.
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Lucas
United Press
New Haven
Nay
City Savings of
Meriden
George M.ig Rls
Hartford
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