Sneering at Lean Rally Earns Six Months
New York April 4 Henry Sithneider a waiter was jailed for six months after sneering at a lean rally. Witnesses testified he jeered during the sales announcement at Shoatee night rally causing derisive laughter. Court records show the offense tied to an earlier incident regarding citizenship papers. The report notes a broader reference to a France action near St Quentin.
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New York
Sneeree
Asberly Loan
Henry Sithneider
Jean Rally
Shoatee
WED FOR BIGH COURT
Alleged to have received small amounts of stolen goods. Samuel Shapiro and Bavik Davidson appeared in city court. They were bound over in $1,000 bail in the May term of the superior criminal court.
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Samuel Shapiro
Madison Avenue
Bavik AL Davidson
GS Barata Avenue
Superior Criminal Court
Police Brace for Drug Addict Influx to Bridgeport
Police in Bridgeport prepare for a wave of drug addicts fleeing New York City after a crackdown. Officers will monitor railroad stations and city entrances and arrest and process suspects at Woolwich County expense.
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New York
District Attorney's Office
Bridgeport
Hauge
Newwil
New_York
Cits
Wairheld County
Death mattress held fortune in Bradley estate
Bank books showing deposits of 13000 were found in a mattress belonging to Miss Mary Bradley who was found dead in Thorndike near Here February 6 Her sister Mrs Bridget Wagemans of the Bronx New York is her sole heir and will receive the sum in addition to 1600 found in Miss Bradley's room at the time of death The discovery was brought out in superior court during a bond inquiry for the administrator of the estate
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Springfield
Mass
Mary Bradley
Thorndike
Here
Bridget Wagemans
Bronx
New York City
Miss Bradley
Superior
RAMN-DOM REELS By Howard G. Rann
Howard G. Rann delivers a playful suite titled Of Shoes and ships and scaling wax of cabbages and kings. The piece blends maritime imagery with surreal whimsy, bouncing between light satire and inventive wordplay to amuse readers.
Food Administration Names with Complaints in Connecticut
April 9 report notes anonymous tipsters alarm the Food Administration in Connecticut. A respondent’s name and address have been erased to show good faith. Complaints focus on bikers grocers and users with five signed as “Citizen” while others are anonymous from New Britain and South Norwalk.
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Traftford
Tellor
Feder Food Administration
Connecticut
New Britain
South
Norwalk
Prominent New Haven Man Is Sentenced
Robert Jaigon of New Haven was sentenced to six months in jail by Judge J. Burpee after the court heard that Mrs. Stuy Rabingan, a 70 year old widow, was killed in an accident. The proceedings began with Watson testifying to homicide charges and Mrs. Rabingan fainting in the courtroom.
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Middletown
Robert Jaigon
New Daven
Sturham
Anil
Stuy Rabingan
J. ¥. Burpee
Watson
Dr NMiuck Not Swiss Citizen Informi ntion on internment case notes
Washington in April reports that Dr Rath Muck former leader of the Baston Symphony orchestra has been interned at Fort Oglethorpe Georgia as an enemy alien. The Swiss minister Tans Suleer protests to the State Department and the Department of Justice asserting he is not a Swiss citizen.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Rath Muck
Baston Symphony Orchestra
Fort Oglethorpe
Tans Suleer
State Department
Department of Just
Phone Lines To Mexico Cut During War
Telegraph and telephone links between border towns in the United States and Mexico will be suspended for wartime. The voluntary move, announced today, aims to prevent German agents in Mexico from gaining military movement information via Mexican sources.
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Fl Case
Tex
1Elephone
Cernman
Mexcio
Second Floor Garment Selection for Misses and Children
Spacious second floor room newly fitted for choosing misses and children's wear. All Wool Serge Dresses Gingham Coats and Seersucker for ages 6 to 14 years priced from $8.50 up plus $1.50 to $3.50 for nicer pieces. Beautifully tailored with linings pockets collars and buttons. Prices range $16.50 $20.00 $25.00 and $27.50 for higher quality items.
Mud Holes and Roads: A Rural Pain Across Counties
The essay laments spring mud holes on rural roads that linger until a new board of supervisors is elected. It humorously notes how they migrate between townships, clog highways with old cars and tourists, and bemoans the difficulty of retiring a mud hole. Farmers with dredging outfits profit, while road neglect worsens, delaying better roads and public order.
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Board of Supervisors
Curtains and Lace Display and Music Recital Details
This Week for Curtains showcases homecraft laces and patterns on the third floor with double edged lace by the yard and in pairs. A sapphire ball reproducer on Pathé records promises long wear. Recital Thursday 2:30 to 4:30 features popular pieces and patriotic selections. Also listed are cleaning powders and household products with basement placement and mailing packages.
Silk Kimonos and Negligees On Sale In Pastel Range
An advertisement lists Empire style nigligees and kimonos with shir rings and butterfly sleeves in pastel shades. Imported silk kimonos are richly hand embroidered with dragons or chrysanthemum motifs. Prices range from $1.00 to $20 and up, with plain crepe washable kimonos from $1.50 to $5.00.
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Iatvalde
Gere
France
St. Quentin
Swift & Company
United States
Food Administration
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Hinds
U.S.A
State of
Missouri
United Profit
Stoddard, Gilbert & Co., Inc
Bridgeport, Conn
By Howard G. Rann
New Haven
Dr. Nmiuck
Che
Mexico
Timothy
Lgirkman
Lax
Peterman
Cyrus
Willer
the Talk of
Minerva
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