Court Refuses Sentence and Reassigns Bail
In City Court Judge Bartlett reissued a sentence for Stanley Stanislofski after a domestic assault. A 240 pound man faced a 120 pound wife and Mrs Brenislofski showed facial scars as she testified. The judge originally gave two months in county jail with a suspended sentence if the defendant paid his wife ten dollars weekly. He refused this condition, and the sentence was changed to 33 days in jail.
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Stanley Stanislofski
Bartlett
American Troops to Lead Bastile Day Parade in Paris
Paris reports that American General Staff and troops will lead Bastile Day celebrations on July 14. Hotels announce room rates for the parade week will double, with some facing fivefold increases for rooms on the parade route. The government weighs measures to curb hotel speculation.
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Paris
Prance
Procesalor
Bastile
Walter H. Brown Named State Education Examiner
Dr Walter H Brown appointed head examiner by the State Board of Education to certify children seeking work under the new law in effect July 1. Only 42 vacation certificates and 200 permanent certificates have been issued since schools closed.
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Walter J. Own
State Board of Education
Paul Nagy Held for Superior Court on Stabbing Charge
Paul Nagy of 4th Main Street is held for the Superior Court after being charged with stabbing Wasil Nay book at mule address on the night of September term. Judge Bartlett ordered him bound over with bonds.
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Paul Nagy
Bartlett
Paul Naay
Wasil Naybook
Sunerier
Retail Merchants Committee Meeting Scheduled
The retail merchants special committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet at 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Chamber headquarters. The meeting aims to group all lines of business under Green heads to facilitate the work of the general retail committee.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Teeting
One Way Traffic Rule Reduces Downtown Congestion
Traffic moved on Bank and Cannon streets yesterday after a new one way rule began at 3 PM. Signs at Broad Street entrances directed entering traffic, and Capt. Wheeler praised the change as reducing downtown congestion and increasing safety for pedestrians. A $10 first offense fine targets violators.
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Eles
Bank and
Cannon Street
Main
Broad
Broad Street
Cannon Streets
Trafic
Trafic Department
Wheeler
Tranc Department
Governor Holcomb Aligns With Brandegee On League Stand
Washington July 8 Governor Marcus H Holcomb of Connecticut endorses Senator Jonathan Brandegees firm stand against the League of Nations covenant. He approves Brandegees hard line and says he is willing to go fifty fifty with him on both propositions.
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Washington
Marcus H. Holcomb
Cocut
Connecticut
Holcgmb
Brandegee
League of Nations
Republican Party
League
Lewis Delally Knocked Down by Automobile
Lewis Delally eighteen of 180 Summer Street was treated at Emer gency hospital for lacerations to the back left elbow and ankle after being struck by an automobile on Seaview Avenue. A peddler from 63 Ton eatin Street caused a separate incident on Federal Street as his horse ran away, throwing him from a wagon. he was taken to St Vincent's hospital.
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Lewis Delally
Summer[field Street
Seaview
Elks Report Big War Relief at Peace and Victory Meet
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks reports 2 000 000 in outright war relief gifts, 50 000 Elks served, 60 000 became Elks during the war, and 600 000 members with a goal to exceed it. The commission, chaired by John Tener, continues work with 160 000 to 2 000 000 remaining in treasury and a 50 000 publicity push for discharged service members.
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Atlantic
Cht
Bliks
War Relief Commission
Benevolent and Protective’ Order
Jelita
Treasury
Relief Commission
John
Tener
Pennsylvania
Itc
The
Elks
United States
A. Prosser
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Dr. Prosser
Ube
Mise Booth
Bruce
A. Campbell
East St. Louis
Elka
Macthme
Becime Elka
Compensation grants approved for eight local men
Commissioner Buckingham approved eight compensation agreements for local men. Names include George Vidilo of Locomobile with a sprained ankle at $10.37 weekly, Mike Heinholtz of Locomobile with a lacerated finger at $13.86 weekly, Charles Galambus of Wolverine for Works with a head wound at $14 weekly, J Jecopoulos of Railroad Avenue with forehand lacerations at $9.36 weekly, Mike Belus of 280 Hancock Avenue with scalp and elbow injuries at $8.76 weekly, Charles Mellen of Williams Place with a head laceration at $12.37 weekly, Kleckner of Locomobile with leg abrasions at $11.01 weekly, and Peter Karpalayick of 926 Bunnet Street with amputation of part of a finger left hand at $9.60 weekly.
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Bi. T. Buckingham
George Vidilo
Locomobile Company
Mike Heinholtz
Locomobile
Charles Galambus
Wolverine
Cyé
Jecopoulos
Railroad Avenue
American Tube and‘Stamping Company
Mike Belus
Hancock Avenue
American Tube and
Remington Uo M Cy Company
Jaceration
Py Kleckner
Peter Karpalayick
Bunnet Street
Electric Cable Company
Center City Stores Adopt 5 PM Closing Plan
Chamber of Commerce officials report that stores in the city center are generally closing at 5 PM. Many merchants began before July 7 and the chamber will provide 6 PM signs to any who want them.
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Chamber, of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Champer
American steamship Magunkook sinks in fog collision
The American steamship Magunkook arriving from Rotterdam collided with the gasoline fishing schooner Edmund F. Black off the Georgia fishing banks in fog last Sunday night. Eight crewmen of the Black were rescued and brought to port.
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New. York
Rotterdam
Edmund F. Black
Portland
Maine
Plans Uncertain for Disposal of Government Housing
An official of the Bridgeport Housing Co. said plans to dispose of houses built by the government for wartime housing have not been finalized. He expects a couple of months, possibly longer, before actions are decided and noted Washington remains unsure about disposal methods.
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Tlis
Congress
Bridgeport Housing Co
Washington
Women Slip-ons of zephyr wool in popular colors
Coat sweaters available in maroon buff rose nile Copenhagen salmon myrtle green Kelly green and navy. They feature sailor collars belts and pockets suitable for street wear or the seashore. Rosebud patterns in pink blue or lavender on white grounds with embroidered scalloping on collar and sleeves. Priced at 1.00.
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Copenhagen
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Retail Merchants Committee Meeting
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Lewis
Delally
Rhoening
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Binks
Samuel H. Harris
Samuel EH. Harris
Stoddard
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Facuiye
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