Local men held on fire claim conspiracy charges
Two Bridgeport area men are held on conspiracy to defraud insurance charges connected to a house and furniture fire on Christmas Day. James Bualsal of 4% Bostwick Avenue and James Feldman of Han tav Avenue, both with ties to Feldman Furnitures, face $3,600 bonds each after investigators and police flagged the fraudulent claim. Szakal, who bought furniture from Feldman, also implicated in the allegations.
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Peat Ec
National Fire
Bron- Sor Avenue
James ‘Bualsal
Bostwick Avenue
James Feldman
Feldman Kr Furnitures Ciers
Hantock Avnue
Emdseport
Seakal
Feldman
Saakal
S. Loewith
Bridgeport
Staiz
Virelli
Arate
Fenuyer
Georgian on Trial For 11 Murders
The Georgian case returns as Solicitor Brand and associates outline plans to present witnesses and support a confession by Cisde Manning. Three charges against Williams proceed with a jury largely from the upper tier of the community. Trial proceedings resume tomorrow with Manning expected to be called as a key witness for the state.
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A. M. Brand
William B. Howard
Augusta
Graham Wright
Cisde Manning
Judes John i Hutcheson
Manning
Brand
Williams
Dorsey
Manning Shere
E. Marvin Underwood
Civil War Veteran Henry Skinner Dies in Winsted
Colonel Henry Skinner aged unknown died at his home in Winsted of heart failure after a prolonged illness. He led the Second Connecticut Heavy Artillery and later became colonel of the Fourth Regiment Connecticut National Guard. He served in Bull Run, was captured, later exchanged, and had a long distinguished career before his death leaving a widow a daughter two brothers and sisters.
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Winsted
Henry Skinner
Winsted Gis Company
Lot
Skinner
Bull Ren
Second
Connecticut Heavy Artillery
Alé Fourth Regiment
Connecticut
Amd
Weather Outlook for East Coast and New England
The forecast calls for fair conditions across East New York and South New England Wednesday and Thursday with little temperature change. Disturbance moves east from Colorado. generally fair, mild weather expected across Atlantic states. Moderate to fresh southeast winds along the coast from Sandy Hook to Hatteras. Observations note varied cloudiness and clear periods across major cities, with a mild trend continuing through midweek.
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New York
South New England
Massachu- Seis
Colorado
Atlantic States
Novik
Sandy Hook
St. Paul
Bridgeport
Middlebrook Almanzt
MAC P. m
Beardsley Will Admitted to Probate in Milford
The Will of Charlie W. Beardsley of Milford was admitted to probate by Judge in New Haven pretrial court. Executors Charles F Beardsley and C W Plat, both of Milford, were appointed with bonds of 14000. Contestants claim Charles Beardsley misrepresented the estate and plan to appeal to the superior court.
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Milford
Charlie W. Beardsley
Levy
Beardsier
New Haven
George
Bibwootark
West Haven
New Mayen
Fter
Gilson
C. W. Plat
Charles F. Beardsley
Obituary notices inform East Bridgeport deaths and funerals
Obituary items list multiple local deaths and funeral details. Thomas E Carroll a retired demis t ist funeral was held from his home on Slate street with service at Mountain Grove cemetery. Other notices cover Miss Gertrude Santillo and Ferdinando Del Grosso with masses, pallbearers, and burial sites at St Michael's cemetery and Holy Rosary church. Additional notices include Anna Stepler and Thomas I Moremanson with service times, churches, and family survivors noted.
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Thomas E. Carroll
Thomas J. Carroll
Slate Street
Carmpbell
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Tmoy A. Lenagh
Lacey A. Lenagh
Iaie
Curnis Avenue
St. Mary's Church
Raymond
Resrahi Danzhier
Mariantenio
Santillo
Hamilton Street
Turch
S. Blichael
Michael A. Tomano
Ece
Ava Maria
Margaret Romano
Silvia Romano
Olympic Read
Dara Romano
Helen Rich
Mary Rich
Misa Santillo
Bridgeport
Zarreti
Luciano Mainero
Frank
Sequinte
Florence Santila
Joseph
Anthony Santillo
Ferdinands DelGrosso
Ferdinando DelGrosso
Clacksmith
Burns and Company
Eugene TW
Garfield Avenue
Holy Rosary Church
Urial
St. Michael's Cemetery
Raffaele
Eugene W. Devries
Geonardi DiMinni
Lais City
Grazaia Mas
Tri
Jonn Haney
Richard “Ba ‘On
Welter Coyne
Ohn O'Donnel
Anna Stepler
Acock
M. Z. Gaanen
Joh Street
St. Johts Chu
Pidock
St Stehoel’s
Mamas 1
Coteran
Thomas I Moremsan
Grand
Grilo
Stysochurch
Warial Mill Ve
SS Michael's Cemete
Pearl Farm Introduces Pearl Bearing Oysters in Japan
A Japanese scientist 18 k wealthy owner controls a new pearl farm in Japan. The venture trains oysters to produce pearls, claiming a regulated crop. Some 60 square miles operate under water, with depths of five to fifteen feet. Women divers collect the trained oysters.
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Janan
Win
Hig With
Sis Farm
Harding Deliberates on Peace Declaration Timing
President Harding signals caution over a rapid peace declaration. Advisers weigh delaying the measure to gain broader Allied and Senate support, fearing risk to Allied unity and American coalition strength. Officials note potential leverage while noting no open delay plan. A French premier’s view adds to the debate over timing and congressional action.
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Wvant
Ngress
Urding
Hare Wien
Bit
Othciais
Tor & Peace
Lever
Padee
Senate
M. Siviani
Congress
Pershing's Next Appointment Rumored as Diplomat
Rumors swirl over General Pershing possibly becoming ambassador to Japan or Paris as a future post. Officials discuss options including chief of staff or field command, with Weeks signaling a possible move toward legislation for a field army, while Pershing hints at retirement after key duties.
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General Pershing
War Department
Pershing
Anhansador
Japan
Roland Morris
Harding
United States
Paris
Tokio
Per 9
Sithar
Peyton
Weeks
Congress
Nim
Sinver
Teeo
Radicals Try to Spur Boston Strikers to Action
Boston leaders of the Building Trades Council with 18,000 on strike report leaflets urging violence have been circulated near union HQs across the city. Officials trace the distribution to a private conference between employer councilors and the State Board of Conditi on and investigate who funded the effort.
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Boston
Agria
Esired
Building Trades Council
Wiv
Wie Trades, Overs’ Association
Fle Oaxtrey Feramre
Eliot Blames Labor for Closed Shop Policy
Boston observers report Eliot condemns the closed shop as an instrument of union leverage and labor control. He urges education of both sides to shift from warfare to peaceful means and calls for wage reductions as conditions demand. Sam Lewisohn from New York weighs in on the need to adjust wages.
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Boston
Enty Fa
Meritusy
Mhares
W. Eliot
Marverd University Salt
Sam Lewisohn
New York
J Compas
Shanley Sent to Federal Prison in Detroit Case
The article reports Shanley, Burroughs, and four others facing federal charges over an auto theft ring shipping stolen cars to Scandinavian countries. Jack White was freed. prosecutors say evidence against a local man was weak. Jury selection paused as proceedings continued.
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Dodge Tittle
Horsewhips Girl She Charges with Breaking up Home
Ballamori reports accuse a girl of breaking up a home and describe an arrest amid witness accounts. The scene includes Mrs Randall and Miss Burris, with riding in a trolley and a whip used in the incident. Witnesses recount the sequence and claim the girl was dropped during the confrontation.
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Edith
Baliillure
Burriss
Burris
Bolot
Isnott City
Randall Cat
France population falls five percent in 1941 census
Paris reports a nationwide population decline of about five and seven tenths percent since the 1941 census. The Paris area and 21 departments show differing changes with eighteen departments gaining around 40,090 people while fifteen lost about 427,000.
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Paris
Paria
Fearing Police Paris Drops Its Nude Venuses
AAS report: ten Venus figures planned to appear nude at a Paris show but were veiled after police intervention amid a morality crackdown. The act was reworked with featherweight veils while Paris fashion houses apply prudish edits and the Aphrodite gown is announced as part of a broader push for decorum.
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Paris
C.F. Beit
Aliex Zere
Pearins
Slaluss
Lady Derby
Striking Miners Carry out Threats Across Districts
Striking miners carried out threats as meetings of transport workers and miners delegates discussed unified action. Troops were stationed in Kensington Gardens to deter disturbances while supply depots and camps sprang up. Reports describe clashes, injured police and volunteers, and widespread disruption as workers pressed wage talks and shortages affected factories and rural areas.
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Transport Men's
Transport Federation
Lazimers
Jude
Cvon
Kensington Gardens
West End
Woche
Iito
Aris
Mark Wieni- Nerias
Edinonrth
West Benhar
Scotland
Piteshire
Viviani Seeks Clearer Line on Peace Talks
Viviani fends off misreadings of his peace mission amid criticism from American officials. He insists he has not abandoned offers to influence foreign policy and clarifies his stance after discussions with U S representatives.
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Bravnce
Viedani
Hint
Soveramentel
Hinsett
Naa
United States
Imhof
Germany
Rante
Potain
Officials Name Personnel of the U S Golf Team
New York Agelh 3 The personnel of the Americas win your golf team which wall sil April and yan the steamer Casonie io parneinald in No British Wn c leur ehamalonahs lournanins war announced by W Warfrre pool x Laived Blacks yew consist o of Charles Quandson of Chicago national amateur cnamaplon Wranecis Ow mol of Boston Bobby Jones of Atlanta Fred Wright of Botan Paul Hunter of California Mar ker Whillemore of Boston W ty Ponce of Pittsburgh J Platt of PHLdtphia and Foo Newton of Boston Threelayers vidawed an doubttfull by the Secretary are Max Marston of PHHAdE I Oswald Kirkby at Englewood Te and 5 Davidson Herron of Oakmont Pa
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New York
Agelh
Americas
Cleur
Warfrre Pool
Yew
Charles Quandson
Chicago
Cnamaplon
California
Marker Whillemore
Boston
W. Ty Ponce
Pittsburgh
J. Platt
Phldtelphia
Foo
Newton
Max Marston
Phhade I
Oswald Kirkby
Englewood
Davidson Herron
Oakmont
Jewel Thefts Blamed on Young Woman Raffles
Chicago society circles buzz over jewel thefts totaling 35 600 at recent teas and luncheons. Insurance investigators name a young woman of chic social access as a key suspect amid rumors of a broader circle and discreet probing.
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Raffles
Brilliant Chicago Society
Bill Suaur
Chin Qui
Chicago
Liond
Rams
William Calford
New York
Che Siseime
Prominenk
Lesta Society
Lea Pasty
Hem
Philie
Ffly Werren
McCormicks Deny Annie Stillman North with Them
McCormicks deny that Annie Stillman North traveled with them from Ireland. The fragmentary report mentions McCormick and his daughter with a reference to Miss Anne Stillman, a New York banker’s daughter, amid garbled dialogue about their plans and whereabouts in the northern woods.
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McCormicks
Annie Stillman North
Rhickgo
Apollo—Hireldi
McCormick
Murint McCormick Genie
Ireland
Wis
Anne Stilman
Daugiter
New York Banker
Central Fimieedhe
Han Boon
Tata
Mise Stiltma
Mr McCormick
Flying Parson Beats Limited and Boards Train
An odd report describes Flying Parson defeating a limited service and boarding a train to New York but missing connections in Rhode Island and New Haven. The narrative follows delays, planned meetings, and attempts to overtake a schedule as the subject travels toward Providence and Exeter.
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Flying Parson Beats Limited and Boards Train
Emmet Club Meeting Defines Ireland's Cause
At a largely attended Emmet Club gathering, 40 Lanes M. Hoey of St. Muatrick's whiteheart delivered the principal address, stressing the necessity of Ireland's freedom from external rule. The program featured remarks on independence and the ongoing struggle for national self-determination alongside community celebration and candidate discussions.
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Ireland
Emmet Club
United States
M. Hoey
St. Muatrick
Whitreh
Wellar
Tretuh
Meghan
Tiberi
Seinra
Alagar
Deurhaay
Nolowel
Murphy le
Cornell Professor Addresses Doctors Here
Omer, a Cornell University professor, spoke at the Oneriddgepark Medical Society meeting on Neihmne Oe Diagnosis and Trewin. The Weltare building hosted the session led by Dr. Charles W. Gardner, president of the society, with over fifty attendees. Refreshments followed adjournment.
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Omer
Cornell University
Oneriddgepark Medical Society
Hianthiy Weetag
Weltare
Charles W. Gardner
Organication
Ds Nellie
British Food Controller Says Price Peak Passed
The British Food Controller in London states that price peaks have passed and that the overall price movement will trend lower than in 1926. He credits progress in reconstruction, notes remaining tasks, and calls for continued production growth and stable employment to restore trade with Europe.
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Bon
C. A
London
Great Briain
Norm
Society Woman and Stillmans Friend In Drama Turbulence
A fragmented society page item hints that Mrs Stillman faces inquiries linking her home to a barker and exploring a web of connections with an Indian boy named in a Three Rivers camp. Legal motions, witnesses, and alleged relationships among Mrs Stillman, Mr Leeds, and Mrs Leeds surface as the case moves toward potential filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messiman
Don
Stillman
Mr. Stillman
Tames
A. Stillman
Fire Safety and Burn Treatment Instructions From War Era Guidance
A historical page provides compact emergency guidance covering fire response, smoke inhalation with wet cloths, cooling burns, and clothing removal cautions while warning against water on flames. It also notes Afghanistan’s estimated population at 6,290,000 for context.
Amendment to Home Rule Bill Affects Voting
Amendment to Home Rule Bill proposed to end the 60 percent referendum requirement would require a three fifths voter majority for validity. A legislative committee heard the change aiming to improve public input and set conditions for referendums or special elections this year.
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Legislative Committee
Bromo Quisine Tani Advertisement Origin
A fragmented ad fragment mentions Brom o Quisine Tani and originel Cole and Bromo 30e with unclear context. The readable text lacks concrete event or date details and resembles an old style advertisement note.
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Reves
Colé
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