Bakers of the State to Meet on Saturday
A Connecticut conference of 400 licensed bakers will meet in New Haven to discuss voir baking and to arrange a system of inspection and use of wheat substitutes under food administration rules. A committee will lead educational work statewide and local captains may visit bakeries to offer instruction and loans of substitutes.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Chamber of Commerce
New Haven
Mis
National Association of ‘Uster
Chicago
Robert Seoville
Food Administration
George J. Wold
Thompsean
Gridgeport
J. Travis
Stamford
B. IL
Marsh
Ansonia
Derby
B. H. Wetherby
Norwich
Emil M. Rox
Garrity Named Deputy City Auditor Amid War Absence
William W. Garrity former clerk of the board of contract and supply is appointed deputy city auditor by City Auditor Bernard Keating. He succeeds Henry J. Waters who resigned due to ill health. In Garrity’s absence a brother, Walter J. Garrity, will manage the duties as Bill Garrity arrives in France with U S military forces.
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Yares
William W. Garrity
Board of Contract and Supply
Bernard Keating
Mr. Garrity
Henry J. Waters
Bill" Garrity
France
United States
Walter J. Garrity
Fairfield deputy named to motorcycle duty assignment
Sasafp AS DEPUTY SHERIF Patrick McGarry of Fairfield named second assistant deputy sheriff by County Sheriff Simeon Fease and assigned to motorcycle duty with orders to monitor motorists.
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Sasafp
Sherif Patrick McGarry
Fairfield
Simeon Fease
Arrests for Thefts from Railroad
Hartford April 1 Federal and State officers arrested New Haven road brakemen for violation of the interstate commerce law. Two men were taken this afternoon with at least eight more expected. Stolen goods valued over 500 were found at one suspect’s home. The men are Frederick Bangasheck and John H Carpenter, both from Hartford. A coordinated effort by U S and state agents, including R Bridgeman and Lt Moorhouse, led to the arrests as part of an alleged organized gang stealing railroad freight.
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Hartford
New Haven Road
John J. Crosby
United States District Attorney
Ernst Hartford
Frederick 7. Bangasheck
John H. Carpenter
Tt. M. Moorhouse
Robert Bridgeman
John J. Reicher
United States
Stratford Boy Struck by Army Truck in Stratford
Yesterday at 10 30 a m a government supply truck struck Carl Bach as he rode a bicycle through Stratford. He was taken to Bridgeport Hospital in serious condition. Sgt Clyde Cowler was arrested then released on 5000 bond. The accident occurred at a dangerous corner as the truck tried to avoid Bach who zigzagged along the road. Community notes follow about church services and local meetings.
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Stratford
Clyde Cowler
Carl Bach
Bach
Hennessy
Bridgeport
Cowler
Methodist Church
C. Hardy
Mildred W. Hardy
M. B.ginther
Lillian Ginther Beers
Ana
Marry N. Beach
Francis Beach
Nellie Wallis
Mildred Wallis
Mary Wiggins
Joseph Wrig
Fort Terry
Negligence Claim Involving Cable Co Damages at $10,000
Mrs. Mary Engle of Round Brook sues Electric Cable Company and United Illuminating Company in New Haven federal court seeking $10,000 damages. She alleges negligent wiring and insufficient insulation caused a fatal electric shock to her husband, Joseph Tingleske, during a July 25, 1916 repair job. The case cites a 208 volt portable lamp and questions responsibility for lamp current versus lighting power. The trial before Judge Thomas with a jury began yesterday.
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Thomas
United States District Court
New Haven
Mary Engle
Round Brook
M. d
Joseph Tingleske
Electric Cable Company
United Muminating Company
Engleste
Aanerteun iMngine Company
Pak
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Enginske
United Hluminating Company
Wis; Invade & Co
Germany Asks Russia to Keep Red Guards Out
Germany protested to the Russian government against the movement of Red Guards into inland areas and the withdrawal of detachments beyond the frontier. Berlin demanded punishment for the guards and preventive measures to stop further incursions.
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Germany
Russia
London
Drussian
Sta
Red Guard
Berlin
Man Denies City Presence on Murder Day in Dr. Chapin Case
Johnny Hapeany, brought from Kansas City to face first degree murder charges in the November 8 killing of Dr. Lorenzo Chapin, claims he was in Chicago on the day of the physician poet's death. Tinggarty, jailed for the same case, was turned over to the sheriff as the investigation continues amid Russian government statements.
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Cleveland
Johnny Hapeany
Kansas City
Lorenzo Chapin
Chicago
Poet
Tinggarty
Murger
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New York
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