Advancement of Woman Shown at World's Fair
The Woman's World’s Fair in Chicago features two acres of exhibits highlighting women’s progress and achievements. Notable guests include Chicago leaders, and speeches by prominent women addressed vocational and culinary arts. Government exhibits from the American and French delegations attract many visitors.
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Chicago
Coollame
Washington
Cnpidge
Mays
Helen M. Strong
Department of Commerce
Kathryn Sellers
Sarah Tyson Rover
Chibrook
Louvre
Liquor Keeper Fined in Stamford Court for Liquor Violation
Frank Laudensky owner of a restaurant at 7 Manhattan Street was fined 200 and sentenced to 31 days in jail by Judge Samuel Young for possessing liquor illegally after police raided the business on April 20. Wyman Moorin and Modesta Serra also fined 200 and 30 days for selling high content alcohols. George Muldello arrested for selling hard cider.
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Stamford
Frank Laudensky
Manhattan Street
Wan
Samuel Young
Laudensky
Wyman Moorin
Pack Street
Modesta Serra
Elm Street
Joung
Yours
Serra
George Muldello
Greenwich Travel Club Recital Promises All American Stage
Under Greenwich Travel Club auspices a recital by contralto Carolyn Finney Gipringer of Christ Episcopal Haveme church opens in Haveme auditorium. Miss Springer assisted by Mabel Lorine Knapp Unist and Tiasil Plusnin the cellist will perform in an all American costume with original scenery. Civil war era scenes will appear with care. Mrs Frederick Springer accompanies.
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Greenwich
Greenwich Travel Club
Carolyn Finney Gipringer
Christopiecopal Church
Haveme ‘Er
Miss Springer
Mabel Lorine Knapp
Tiasil Plusnin
Frederick Bpringer
Husband Sentenced to Jail for Non Support
In StaMFord in April a husband was sentenced to two years for non support of his wife. He was allowed to post a $520 bond to secure payment of $10 per week toward her support. Testimony showed he had not contributed to her support since 1934.
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Stamford
Falmering Planteet
Elizabeth Brandeis to Wed Rochester Man
Elizabeth Brandeis daughter of Associate Justice Brandeis and a University of Wisconsin economist will wed Paul Rauschenbusch of a prominent Winchester New York family and current economics lecturer in Madison.
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Elizabeth Brandeis
Rochester
Madison
Wis
Elzabeth Brandeis
Brandeis
United States Supreme Court
University of Wisconsin
Paul Rauschenbusch
Sinchester, N. v
Coca Cola Suit Involving Victor In Action
The American Sugar Resin Co of New York sued Coca Cola, Stamford, for 317,090, claiming losses from non acceptance of sugar carloads. Judge Banks ruled verdict for the defendant. In Superior Court, Judge Barks denied a motion to set aside the verdict, with issues over fraud evidence and contract terms.
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American Sugar Resin Company
New York City
Claimpine
New Cola Company
Stamford
A. Pucy
Superiar
John W. Banks
Superier
Barks
New six story fireproof block planned for Danbury
Special April 20 A six story fireproof block will rise at 163 169 Main Street opposite City hall in Danbury built by C E Griffing. Demolition of existing buildings is underway. The new structure will hold 33 apartments on upper levels and six stores on the first floor with a 60 stall rear garage. The former buildings dated back generations and included Danbury's first bank once owned by Griffings grandfather.
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Danebury
C. E. Griffing
Main Street
City Hall
John R. Hough
Darbury
Str. Grifting
Youthful Burglar Looted Poolroom Register
Stanley Larkowsky sixteen of 14 Nichols street is held in bonds of 500 charged with burglary of a pool room at 126 Nichols street last Saturday where he looted the card register of about 8 dollars. Larkowsky is held at the Second Precinct and is said to have confessed. Police believe he is guilty of several other jobs in the neighborhood. He will have a City court hearing this morning.
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Stanley Larkowsky
Nichols Street
Las
Larkowsky
Man Charged With Attempt To Rob Given 20 Years
In Dorchester Thomas Conrad was sentenced to twenty years in state prison after a Washington superior court found him guilty of assault with intent to rob. The indictment cited plans to abduct and rob a victim near March 29. Conrad pleaded not guilty but was found guilty on the charge and remanded to state custody.
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Aueil Su Thomas Conrad
Dorchester
W. A. Sand- New Blaven
Weddie
State
Washington
Vetury Superior Court
Conrad
Theft Reported Involving Wagon and Velocipede
Police report a theft incident involving a wagon and velocipede. A boy allegedly robbed his son of a velocipede and an express wage some time yesterday near Wilson Park Way. Local officers are investigating and seeking information.
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de Oo Wilson
Park Wyercae
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Colur
Rited
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Berkley Cambric
Radiex
Uasement
Norfolk
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Huff
Bull, Brown & Gray
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Smith-Murray Co
Chloro-Chemical Corporation
Mount Vernon, N.Y
G. W. Fairchild & Sons Inc
Tora
Anna
Aklaie
Lord
Boston University College of Business Administration
City Savings Bank
Main & Bank
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