Compensation Awarded to Fantacci for Eleven Weeks
A. F. Pantacci of 47 Hallett Street was awarded compensation at 4.25 dollars per week for 11 weeks by Compensation Commissioner Buckingham Fantacci of Bale Textile Manufacturing. He injured his right hand in December and could not work until February 19. The award covers disability from the injury. Attorney Fiorinda Fairese represented the claimant, with Attorney Th Tr. Watrous of Hartford for Aetna Insurance Company, carrier for the Salra Textile company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Pantacci
Hallett Street
Buckingham Fantacci
Bale Textile Manufacturing
Derby Woman Fined Sixty Dollars for Operating Still
April, Mrs Dara Aupsustin, 1 year old, of Tiver Place, was fined 60 dollars and costs by Judge Duffield yesterday in the city court for violation of the liquor laws. Found guilty of operating a still in her home, the brewing apparatus was discovered by Officer Desnan. The case drew attention as the husband recently committed to an insane retreat and a dependent child. Also noted, Ralph Olara was fined five dollars and costs for operating a vehicle without a license. Vienna Larnen was detained for intoxication with three months’ judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Dara Aupsustin
Tiver Place
Jackson Rhibald Duffield Yeaterday
Stephen Desnan
J. J. O'Connell
Agualin Ang Decius
Ralph Olarra
Vienry Larnen
Duffieln
Obituary Notices of McCaba McCale and Local Obsequies
Obituary notices summarize multiple local deaths and funeral details. The list includes Jonn J. McCaba and J. McCale, with services in Hartford and Philadelphia officiants, plus Michael Bourne and Mary K Smith, and Charlotte Frateschi. Burial at St Michael's cemetery and Blessed Sacrament church services are noted. Additional deaths include Edward Doherty, Derby, and Harold Wallace, with memorials at St Michael's and local cemeteries. Burial arrangements and funeral times are given for each, with church masses and graveside rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn
McCaba
Dob J. McCale
Bis Hue
Tev
Anines
Durrett
Hartford
Deversod
Paladelphia
Sunaencon
James B. Shull
Grieses
Robert J. Bowen
Joseph A. Gir~ley
Shure
John A Phelan
Chacks Miller
James Dunna
John Hil
Thomas M._Cailinan
Gaiward Fitzgeraid
Wheetris Carmelity
Derby
Father Barrett
Doherty
Caulfield
Nini
Michael Monighan Clichae
Maenighan
Jefferson Street
C. A
Mulling
Seute & Redgate
Woutock
Church of Blessed Sacrament
St Mlael's
Mary K. Smith
Mary Ic. Smith
Charles
Mary A. Th
Yige
E. Perence Wotton
Ulm
Lavent
St. Michael's Cemetery
Charlotte Frateschi
Pequonnock
Asém
Joseph
Towle Mugante
St. Augustine’s Church
Harold Wallace
Noble Avenue
C. C. Marshall
Mr. i
Lakerlety Cemetery
Shelton Accident Case Is Again Continued
Shelton April 3 The case of Pasquale Frirchio held on 5000 bonds for hitting a child while driving a truck for Derby Gas Co on Howe Avenue was continued one week. The injured Stanley Bodnar remains in Griffin Hospital Derby getting along nicely. Mr and Mrs William Hamilton of Bridgeport visited. Miss Geneva who runs a beauty parlor here recovering from appendicitis in St Vincent's Hospital Bridgeport last week reported resting as comfortably as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton
Pasquale Frirchio
Derby Gas Company
Howe Avenus
Stanley Bodnar
Griffin Hospital
Derby
William Hamilton
Bridgeport
Geneva
St. Vincent's Hospital
Fayerweather Yacht Club Elects Ollie L. Bloomer Commodore
Ollie L. Bloomer has been elected commodore of the Fayerweather Yacht Club to succeed Edwin and Griffith whose resignations were accepted. The new officer will assume duties immediately. The retiring commodore has served since the club began in July 1919. Fils yacht was destroyed by fire last fall. The regatta committee is arranging many racing and cruising events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olle TL
Bloomer
Fayerweather Yacht Club
Edwin & Griffith
Fils
Fayerweather Ad Regatta Committee
Kentucky Youths to Speak at City Schools Today
Forguites Child Crusaders travel from Craney Creek to Bridgeport to address several city schools as guests of the Lions Club at Stratfield noon. They are led by Mrs. Alice G. Lloyd and Miss Tune Buchanan who directs the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Ton Igohepentons
Craney Creek
Ontucky
Atate Vix “Forguites
Jarve
Bridgeport
Lion's Club
Stratfield
Alice
G. Lloyd
Afiss Tune Kuchanan
Dental hygienists named special teachers in public schools
Public school contracts granted to dental hygienists as special teachers. Superintendent Everett G. Cortright announced the action, stating the agreements cover the remainder of the year and extend into June. Board members expect court decisions by that time to settle the status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett G. Cortright
Bers
New London Silk Weavers Go On Strike
One hundred silk weavers at Edward Bloom mills in New London walked out at 11 oclock after their demand for a wage increase to ten cents per yard was refused. The current rate is seven to eight cents. no other mill departments are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newlondon
Edward Bloom Mills
Ttriy Mills
Five Appeals to Superior Court for Tax Reduction
The Board of Relief refused to lower assessments on five parcels with total value over several million dollars. Petitions name Lake formed Boat Camper building, Court Exchange Building, American & British Mfg Company assets, MacKenzie Brothers property, and two parcels on Main and Gregory streets. Plaintiffs seek reductions from disputed valuations and seek relief in state court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Relief
Board of Assess
Ruisers
Amon
Fornedo
Clinton Barnum Seeley
Wilson Marshall
Ibn Barnum
Court Exchange
State Street
Rteceivers
FILLow Takes Office as Danbury Mayor
Danbury greets new Republican mayor Homer Nowllow at the March 26 biennial election. Fillow sworn in as eighteenth mayor, joining Williobert and other successors. seven Republicans and five Democrats have held the office. Office records and private effects were transferred, and the outgoing mayor bade farewell to city department heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Homer
Elec
Williilbert
Willows
Imanbury
Fytlow
Chilbert
Canvass to Build New Parochial School in Danbury
Danbury, April 3. A. Homer R. C. church plans an eight day drive to raise 75000 dollars for a new parochial school. Nine canvassing teams, nine members, will solicit subscriptions under C Jerome Sheffield of New York. The fourte en room building will hold 700 pupils and ground is set to break April 16 with occupancy hoped for next September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
A. Homer R. C. Church
C. Jerome Sheffield
New York
Main Street
Springtime silk dresses showcase lively fabrics and styles
An unusual showing of dresses features silk crepe and crepe de chine in heavy taffetas and soft fabrics. Straight line gowns with side trimming in black satin contrast vivid colors. Three piece outfits in navy crepe with silk blouse, embroidery on sleeves and pockets. Available in sizes 16 to 46, priced around $19.50 at second floor center.
Fur scarfs and chokers promote style and comfort
On the second floor center, a range of fur scarfs and chokers are offered. Prices vary from $6.50 for opossum to $73 for distinctive fox options, including blue wolf, brown wolf, and gun metal shades.
Congoleum Rugs Special Prices Offer Discounts
Congoleum rugs feature slight imperfections and reduced prices on various sizes including 6x9 5 to 7 feet 6 inches by 9 feet and 9x10 feet 6 inches. Art squares without borders priced from 3.60 to 9. The sale promises unusual value during cleaning time on the third floor rear.
Madge Evans Hats for Children Showoff Collection
Madge Evans unveils a children’s hat range from ages six to sixteen with Leghorn chic shapes and moire ribbons priced at 10 dollars. Other models feature wide brims with Milan straw, Visca braid trims, sand gros Londres ribbons, and Vista braid with henna accents, mostly five to seven fifty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Evans
Milan
Norfolk suits for boys eight ninety five dollars
An ad describes new Norfolk model suits for boys up to sixteen years old priced at 8.95. The coats and two pants per set are tailored in wool tweeds and mixtures, marketed as sturdy, good looking for young customers. A basement front promotes the item and a Wednesday dinner special follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Norfolk
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Fantacci
Derby Woman
Wheeler & Wilson Orchestra
Essex
Bridgeport Automotive Association, Inc
Dodge Brothers
Brie Ribbon Garage, Inc
Jordan Lester Ferris
Essexx
Fludson
Winton Mercer the
Ervin
Jennings Co
NASH
Lafayette, the
John
Overland Wirlys-Knight
Marmon- Fairfield’ Co
Ept. Motors Inc, Or
Peck and Lines Co
Gardand Pawlett © Co. Inc
Dudley H. Seguin Motor Co. Inc
Maxwell Chalmers Standard Motors Corp
NEW Essex
Detroit
Packard
Bridgeport Motors, Inc
Cannon Street
Noble
Michael Bourne
Mirme Westernedy A.ou Ou Taughy
Blaike Deus
NASA
Refrom B. Pays
Ghuveh Geroge J. Dowie
Deazon
Joseph A. Sas
Thomas
Dann Fitzpatrick
Harles
Denis Mcwarthy
John Avnaine
Joseph Buriatham
St. Michael's
Katherine McLean Wathering Mclean
Peter McLean
Frants Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Ollie L. Bloomer
Fayerweather
Kentucky
London
Superior Court
Fillow
Cunard Ave
Cherbourg
Stee
Haurerts
Apt
Bay
N.Y
Plymouth
Haniti
ANG
Catonla
Boston
Cott
Aueenstawn
Ann Iver Laconta
Ape
W.Y
Londonderry & Glasnow Tusdanta
Mar Duno
Lolusela
Asayina Mar Jone Saneronta
Nes
Antonss
Albania
Siannen
PSC
Kiden We
Brifstport. Com
Howland
Eadvanc
Ize
Howland Dry Goods
Post-Telegram
Norfolk
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