Fairfield County Courts to Observe Standard Time Schedule
Fairfield County courts will operate on standard time but open an hour earlier to conform with daylight saving time. Today a $20,000 action before Judge John B. Both involves Luders Marine Construction Company of Stamford and Thomas B. Taylor of Port Washington New York. Five trials are set before Judge Ziae Wolfe, four stemming from automobile accidents. Alex Riccio seeks $35,000 from Chris Rickard for loss of use after a bicycle accident on October 12, 1924 on Sea Lew Avenue. Leonario Riccio sues for $5,000 in claimed expenditures. Thomas N. Cooke seeks $3,000 from Ella B. Maxwell for sale of property services in Greenwich. Frederick S. M. O’Hara sues Evelyn B. Lee for $2,990 for damages on Auen Street Bridgeport last August.
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Fairfield County
John B.oth
Luders Marine Construction Company
Stamford
Thomas B. Taylor
Port Washington
New York
Taylor
Tzaae Wolfe
Alex Riccio
Chris Rickard
Leonario Riccio
Fouth
Thomas N. Cooke
Greenwich
Eka
Ella Bo Maxwell
Evelyn B. Lee
Fairfield
Indweles
Lou Dewey
Bridgeport
Japan Plans Yen Export to Stabilize Rate
Tokyo April 25 The government announced it will ship ten million yen in silver bullion to Shanghai to support the yen rate in the near term.
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Japan
Tokyo
Shanhai
The Chemistry of the Colon and Digestive Advice
Health guidance explains colon digestion, bacteria, and constipation. It covers how long material stays in the colon, the acidbacterial balance, and suggested remedies including enemas, diet changes, and proper food combinations.
Personal letters to Dr. Frank McCoy invited by Bridgeport Telegram
Readers are invited to write Dr. Frank McCoy with intimate problems and will receive a personal reply. Enclose a self addressed envelope for a personal reply. Address letters to Dr. Frank McCoy Bridgeport Telegram.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Frank McCoy
Hungarian Prince Attacked by Fascist Students Riot
In Budapest on April 25 police struggled to break up a riot as fascist students clashed while a meeting under Prince Karl Hohenloe aimed to form a Pan European league. A flag was trampled and the Prince was pelted with rotten fruit.
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Budapest
Hungary
Karl Hohenloe
Carroll to Stay in Bed Many Days
Greenville North Carolina April 16 The AP reports Ear Carroll the New York theatrical producer who collapsed April 13 en route to the federal penitentiary at Atlanta will likely stay in a hospital for several days He is serving a year and 4 day sentence for perjury tied to his bathtub party in a New York theatre last year
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Greenville
N. C
Carroll
New York
Atlanta
Siamese Chickens Demonstrate Unusual Hatch in New London
Five day old white leghorn chicks displayed by Christopher Chrisson of Groton in New London show Siamese twins joined at the crop. The pairlings are in perfect health and attract local interest.
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New London
Christopher Chrisson
Groton
Speeding suspect forfeits bond in Meriden drive
Meriden April 25 Edward Fitzgerald twenty eight of Worcester Mass arrested yesterday by Patrolman Thomas Tighe on charge of reckless driving for alleged speeding forfeited a cash bond of 29 today.
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Meriden
Edward Fitzgerald
Worcester
Mass
Thomas Tighe
Backers of Smith Unwilling to Quit Contest
Washington April 25 The Democratic Presidential fight centers on a round robin proposal urging Governor Smith of New York and William G. McAdoo to retire. McAdoo not a candidate now, some supporters still seek him in the race while Smith’s NY followers resist any compromise or retirement, risking Republican backing. The piece explores party mood since 1924 and possible convention rules changes to force a decision.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
Governor Smith
New York
Willam G. McAdoo
the Century Magazine
Meredith Nicholson
Indiana
Middle West
Nicholson
William G. McAdoo
Democrata
Smith
McAdoo
Democratic Party
Franken D. Roosevelt
Tima Smith
Smith Himsel
Smith Wa
King George
England
Jo ‘Smith
Reckless Driver Fined in Meriden Court
Edward Puhl, 22, of 511 Congress Avenue New Haven, was found guilty of reckless driving by Judge A B Aubrey in Meriden Police Court. He was fined 25 and costs, with appeal bonds set at 100 cash and 200 real estate. after the fine was reduced to 13 the appeal was withdrawn.
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Meriden
Edward Puhl
Congress Avenue
New Haven
A. B. Aubrey
Costa
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Helen Toth
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