Policeman Cleared in Arbucet Death Ruling
Coroner Phelan's public finding says Policeman Herbert Stows acted in self defense when Duigh Arbucet attacked him with a stiletto during a custody attempt. Arbucet died from a bullet wound at Saint Christly Hospital after repeated warnings to stop the assault. The city court dropped the case against Stowe following the coroner's ruling.
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Phelan
Duigh Arbucet
Herbert Stows
Arbacci
Ambrose Delumimo
Shencel
Polleeman
Slagh Delummao
Axalnamadre
Athletto
Stowe
Arbucet
Asphal
Wilder
Stamford Man Awarded 43 Dollars for Broken Collarbone
Josebh Desire of Stamford received a verdict to recover 43 dollars in damages from Joseph Ffornzofic after a jury in Common Pleas found negligence in allowing a three year old boy to be struck by a bicycle rider on Stamford Street two years earlier. Judge Walsh presided as the Stamford City court appeal upheld the verdict.
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Josebh Desire
Stamford
Joseph Ffornzofic
Common Pleas Court
Deguire
Stamford Street
Oo Bleytle Riddden
Hornyak
Walsh
Twelve Cases Before Court of Errors On Docket
The Supreme Court of Errors convened with 12 of 42 cases ready for argument. Chief Justice Samuel of Prentice presided. Arguments were heard in Lulu Fe Busseth vs Frank Pepe appeal from the Superior Court Slace of Connecticut vs Grant Porter state appeal from Waterbury district court and Charles Wy Turner vs The American Telegraph and Messenger Company defendant’s appeal from the Superior Court and motion for a new trial.
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Supreme Court of Errors
Samuel of
Prentica
Lulu FE. Busseth
Frank Pepe
Plaingi i
Superior Court
Slace of
Connecticut
Grant Porter
State Frorm
District Court of Waterbury
Charles Wy
Turner
American ‘District
Providence Conductor Dies After Attempted Operation
Frank E Gillinwood, conductor on the Warren Bristol division of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad, died in a Providence hospital after an operation he had planned to save his career. He had been indicted for stealing railroad tickets and faced possible jail time but pleaded nolo contendere. The case was overseen by United States District Judge Arthur L Brows.
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Providence
United States
Arthur L. Brows
Frank E. Gllingwood
Providenca
Warren-Bristol
New York, New Haven, and Hartford
Zedern, Grand
Flo
Connecticut Woman Suffrage group to meet in New Haven
April 13 report that the executive board of the Connecticut Woman Suffrage association will meet at 11 o clock Wednesday at Miss Emily Whitnet s home on Church street New Haven. Practically all state officers will attend. After the meeting members expect to decide on proofs to submit to Governor Holcomb.
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Twartford
Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association
Emily Whitnet
Church Street
New Haven
Holcomb
Association Officers Elected At 43rd Annual Convention
In New Haven on April, members of apera and Pulp association elected officers on the second day of their 43rd annual convention. Officials named include Bristol Mfrs. Association President Norman Harrower of Pitchburg, Glazed and Fancy Paper Mfrs. Association President Winan I. Shuard of Springfield, Tissue Paper Mfrs. Association President A. D. Coffin of Windsor Locks.
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Apera and Pulp Association
Tofay
Bristol
Norman Harrower
Pitchburg
Alass
Winan I. Shuard
Springfield
Mars
Association
A.D. ‘Coffin
Windsor Locks
Conn
Masonry Collapse at Stratfield Hotel Injures Pedestrian
A strip of masonry from the Stratfield hotel fifth story detached last night, striking the sidewalk and scattering fragments over about forty feet. A woman pedestrian narrowly escaped injury. The incident happened at six o'clock yesterday.
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Stratfeld Hotel
Jast
Birmingham News Reports Advertising Space Cuts
Birmingham News reports a spring advertising crunch with regular clients facing a 50 percent cut and bans on ads larger than half a page. Union Bag Company issues a 50 cent stock dividend. Union Bag and Paper Co announces a 0 percent distribution next month. Former Senator Theodore Burten is named to the tariff commission in Washington. Marvin Gillan of Wisconsin nominated to the shipping boards.
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Birmigsham News Today
Union Bag Company
BP. C
New York
Union Buer and Paper Company
Board of
Washington
Money Saving Beats Daylight Saving Sale on Dresses
A promotional note describes a Wednesday morning dress sale with silk and serge outfits in various sizes from 16 up, including Georgette and crepe options in navy, tan, and black. Prices cut from 25 to 35 dollars to about half, with accompanying bargains on voiles, ginghams, Galatea bloomers, and rompers for children, left aisle rear location.
Slimy handsome oxford styles featured in weekly sale
Readable item notes brown calfskin oxfords with pointed toe and feminine grace, offered at special price by the shoeman. Includes patent leather dress oxfords with metal plate and five eyelets, and black kid pumps with French heels. Main Moor, year.
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Main Moor
Durable Rattan Rugs in Varied Colors and Sizes
Colors offer a wide choice with ròse red green gray tan and brown. Rugs come in sizes 9 by 12 feet or 5 by 10 feet with typical prices 22.50 and 25, 19.50. RATTAN RAGS feature clever stenciled borders around plain centers, durable for hard wear, in sizes 6 by 9 feet and 4 by 7 feet priced 11.50 and 7.50 respectively, down to 6.50.
Good light and real beauty in boudoir lamps
Daylight saving won’t affect these lamps appeal. Ad lists boudoir electric lamps with prices from regular 6.50 to 45, piano lamps in mahogany with shades, gas lamps portable with art glass shades and metal bases, inverted gas lights, globes, burners, chimneys, and frosted globes, noting discounts and ranges.
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Boudoir
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