COSCOB WOMAN DENIES MARRIAGE VOW BREAKING
Ethel Thomson of Cos Cob denied infidelity in divorce actions against Lewis Thomson. Testimony cited a New York architect Almon Rogers and Greenwich chauffeur Earl Willoughby as alleged lovers, which she refuted. The hearing before Referee Milton A. Shumway adjourned to Tuesday morning amid counsel clashes.
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Almon Rogers
New York
Earl Willoughby
Greenwich
Ethel Thomson
Cas Cab
Lewis
Milton A. Shumway
Thomson
Noses Miller
Port Chester
New York City
Adelbert A. Skeei
Thorngon
Willoughby
West
5Th Street
Shumway
Little Speck of Humanity Holds Big Possibilities
A humorous tale notes how a baby’s future could span grand roles from preacher and physician to astronomer and author. The speaker imagines a child’s life shaping worlds, with the crowd responding to each bold prospect as the potential of a single life unfolds.
Ansonia Man Injured in Elm City Store
Ansonia man Connors of 40 Francis Street was injured in an elevator shaft while working in a New Haven department store yesterday. Hospital admission followed after the incident. A class of candidates is slated for Saturday evening at Main Street rooms, with a large meeting anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia
Connors
Francis Street
Grae Hospital
New Haven
Roois
Main Street
Varied Bargains at Paris Ham and Old Iron Bazaar
A Paris market feature describes the Ham and Old Iron Bazaar near the Bastille, with stalls selling beds clocks pianos photographs pewter and copper items, old regional foods sausages hams and pates. Vendors in period dress offer samples as crowds browse then sit at sidewalk cafe tables to drink and eat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
ALC
Messigurs
Ingres
Bridgeport Firm Joins Hartford Chain in Millinery Buyout
The J. Neuhof company millinery and women’s furnishings store at 1103-1107 Main Street was sold to Outlet Millinery Company of Hartford. The deal expands Outlet’s holdings to seven stores, with the business to operate under its present name until March 1, 191?. The sale was free of debts and liens, with undisclosed price. Henry A. Lilington will stay as manager. A separate sale saw Summerfield ME Church dispose of property at Grant Street and Central Avenue for 6500, with American Bank and Trust securing a 40000 note. other property remains as security.
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J. &. Neuhovf
Main Street
Outlet Millinery Company
Hartford
Seven
Xeuhoff Company
Henry A. Lilington
Summerfield ME
Grant Street
Central Avenue
Charles W. Pilemm
Charles FE
American Bank and Trust Company
Pleasure Beach set to open for summer May 16
Pleasure Beach will open May 16 under new management after refurbishing and completing facilities. The Ingersoll era is ending as Pleasure Beach Park Company takes over, with Fredrick W. Pearce named general manager and a new board of directors including Albert J. Merritt and William Krug Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasure Beach
van, Yang
Detunct
Ingresoll Engineering and Construction Company
Pleasure Bed Perk Company
Fredrik W. Peares
Albert J. Mew
Willam Krug Jy
H. Nevard
Thomas J. Barty
Auditor and & CO
Addison
Direetors
George M. Fames
Albert J. Merritt
Wiliam Krug Jr
Murphy
W. B. Nevard
Addison Pearce
Ingersoll Company
Bar Association Seeks Disbarment of Stamford Lawyer
The Grievance Committee of the Fairfield County Bar Association pursues disbarment of Attorney Albert A. Golder formerly of Stamford now missing. He allegedly took 550 1500 and 660 from Josephine H Reynolds in 1921 1922 by mortgaging her property and promising to redeem mortgages. He purportedly devised a release and left town December 12 and has not been heard from since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pairfield County Bar Association
Albert A. Golder
Stamford
Superior Court
Josephine H. Reynolds
Goldner
Fuller Mortgagee
Evta
Stamford Dev
Sine
Bethel Classes Dismissed to Fight Large Forest Fire
A Bethel forest near Reservoir Pool burned over two acres and men, including high school students, were called from classes to help. Bethel Fire Department fought the blaze for hours as flames threatened nearby houses on the woodland edge.
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Banbury
Anvil
Reservoir Peet
Bethel
Tha Itigh School
Mallory Steamship Delayed After Engine Crew Walkout
In New York on April 36, the steamship Henry R. Mallory carrying 150 passengers to Key West and Galveston was delayed for a short period as the engine crew walked out. Harbor conditions otherwise were reported normal. New crew replaced the strikers and the vessel resumed its voyage.
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New York
Stilling TW
Toa Wise
Ienry R
Runaway Plough Horses Kill New Canaan Man
April 28 in Stamford a man named Tousnier, aged 6, was killed while ploughing at Ernest Green's farm near New Canaan. He was dragged about 800 feet by two runaway horses that had bolted from the field.
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New Canaan
Stamford
Tousnier
Ernest Green
New Crean
Lost Soul Bird Brought From Amazon Beats Head Hunters Legend
New York reports the Lost Soul, a neeturnard found only in inaccessible Brazil and Peru, was brought to the Field Museum by John Zimmer of Lincoln. Neb. The bird, named Troy by locals, was shot after following its wailing shrieks for 34 feet. It is small, mottled gray in color and avoids human settlements, seldom seen by natives.
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New York
Brazil
Peru
John Zimmer
Lincoln
Neb
Field Museum
Chicago
Troy
Meno
Greenwich Man Stabbed in Face in Stamford
Stamford April 26 Special Joan M Maheziras cobbler 76 Greenwich avenue Greenwich is in critical condition at Stamford Hospital after being stabbed in the face. He is held by police at 28 Chapel Street with the alleged stabbing occurring in front of 3 Pacific Street. The reason for the act is unknown.
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Stamford
Joan M. Maheziras
Greenwich Avenue
Greenwich
Condi Ien Ac Bie Stanvard Hospital Ag
Chapel Sim
Pacific Etreat
Sheriff ousted in probe of convict camps in Florida
Florida Senate removes Leon county sheriff J B Jones amid probe into convict camp abuses. Governor Hardy cited malfeasance after findings that Jones and deputies colluded in arrests and evictions to stage drinking parties and profited from prisoner transfers to Putnam Lumber Company.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida Senate
Sherif J
Jones
Leon County
Martin Yabert
North Dakota
Senate
Hardie
Joint Legislative Investigating Committee
Putnam Lumber Company
Clara
Willis
Family Bulletin Board System of Learning
The Parsons family uses a chalkboard in their dining room as a communal notice board. Neighborhood news, tenant moves, and local tidbits fill the board as each member shares gossip and plans. Ma Parson worries about keeping the family informed.
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Family Bulletin Board System OF Learning
Ma Parson
Ted
Harlem
Sieve Moody
Nevis
Ian
Dirk
Murdock
Doris
Parsons
Blackboarel
Pa Parson
Sajis Smith
Dorie
Bulletin Board
ATB
York Sun
Divorce Suit Sparks Candid Bill of Complaint
Wisconsin wife sues for divorce and lays bare grievances in her bill of complaint. She accuses him of misdeeds while her charges oddly flatter him, reflecting a sharp, tongue in cheek tone from the Stamford Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Review
World Tribunal Cost Negligible Declares Root in Washington
April 26 President supporters report that Jim Root told the American Society of International Law the cost of joining a permanent world court would be negligible for the United States. He argued the court would be a moral endorsement rather than U.S. authority shaping events and contrasted it with the League of Nations.
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Washington
Harding
United States
Lee
Jim Root
American Society of International
Senate
Foot
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Fre Hague
Court of Arbitration
World Court
League of Nationa
Root
League
Court of Internation Lice
Comi
Mr. Root
Coroner clears Milford man death driver case
New Haven April 26 Coroner Mix absolved the driver in the death of Himer J Overton 49 of Milford after a coroner's inquest found no criminal liability The deceased was fatally struck by a motor truck operated by Rudell of Whalley Avenue The driver faced further hearings in court tomorrow and was expected to be released from custody by the city court.
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New Haven
Ft Mix
Himer J. Overton
Seaside Avenue
Milford
Rank Rudelf
Whalley Avenue
Fin
Baston Post Road
Rudei
Artery
Honda
Damage suit follows Fairfield auto crash claim
Eugene I. Naxon of Stamford seeks 3000 dollars in a damage suit against Hartare Despatch & Trucking of Hartford for injuries from an automobile collision on March 3 on the Baston Post road in Fairfield. He says he drove carefully and was struck by a truck owned by the company and driven by its employee and agent in a reckless manner.
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Eugene I. Naxon
Stamford
Hint
Hartare Despatch & Trucking Company
Hartford
Baston Post Road
Airfield
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Mark Dy
Speaker Cannon
National Republican
Enele Joe
Gee
Tie
Sewlon
Natens
Westminster
Europe
Africa
Marguerite
Mr. Sanders
Elm City
Bridgeport
Frederick W. Pierce
BAR Association
Mallory
World Tribunal
Tures
Frank Jacoby
Broad ST
Neuss & Vaughn
Springs
Pening Sale
Brussels
Axminster Rugs
Lot No
Cretonne
Eilon
Lipton
Outea
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