Coroner rules three findings in Stratford deaths
Coroner John J. Adelizzi makes three findings accusing Michael L. Adelizzi 24 of 455 Center street Stratford also known as Michael Madey of being criminally responsible for deaths of Matilda Braman 341 Street Stratford Ina Warning 55 Randolph Stratford Andrew Zahorinsky Pembroke street warning Callahan and others in April. He cites intoxication and unsafe driving as factors and notes car speed around 20 to 25 mph with 20 feet gap to an eastbound vehicle.
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John J
Michael L. Adelizzi
Center Street
Mer
Michael Madey
Stratford
Matilda Braman
Mre
Ina
Randolph Stratford
Noom
Andrew Zahorinsky
Pembroke Street
William With
DeRuyter Howef Stratford
Adelizzi
Wil B. Nichols
Ford
Reginald Orton
Jon
Partola Internal Remedy Promises Weight Gain Cure
A damaged testimonial-style notice claims PARTOLA, an internal antiseptic laxative, cures thinness from “system poisoning” by restoring bowel and liver function. The author describes benefits like better sleep, appetite, and vigor, urging readers to obtain the product and share in the supposed health gains.
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PanToLa
Injuries and Deaths Tied to Driving Arrests and Accidents
The report details multiple incidents including a driver deemed unfit due to intoxication after a collision on the Post Road in Fairfield injuring William J. Unrned and killing others. It notes eyewitness accounts of high speed and late braking, disputed signals, and coroner findings.additional incidents include a man dying after battery and pneumonia complications following bronchial infection and a pole worker sustaining fatal injuries after a fall while adjusting wires.
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Priver
Adelizzi
St. Vincent's Hospital
William J. Unrmn
Ted
Sasco Hill Road
Boston Post Road
Fairfield
Zahborinsky
Post Road
Simon C. Bradley
Sasco Hill
Zahorrinsky
Bradley
Anhornsky
Unron
Huxford Named for Reappointment as Fairfield Judge
Governor Trumbull sent Frederick W. Huxford's nomination to the Senate for reappointment as judge of the Fairfield County Common Pleas Court for a four year term beginning December 22, 1928. The Senate also considered nominations for two more judges and two prosecutors at $2,500 yearly.
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Hartford
John H. Trumbull
Senate
Frederick W. Huxford
Common Pleas Court
Fairfield County
Samuel C. Shaw
E. Earl Garlick
Reverend John Barstow Dies at 70 in Hartford
The Rev. John Barstow pastor of Windsor Avenue Congregational Church Hartford died at his home in Wetherfield yesterday afternoon of angina pectoris. He was 70 years old.
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Hartford
John Barstow
Windsor Avenue Congregational Church
Wetherafield
Proposed laws to keep reckless drivers off road
Connecticut considers new rules to curb youthful driving as ages drop to sixteen. Proposals require parental consent for minors under twenty one to register cars, proof of financial responsibility, and restricted operation of vehicles by minors with potential variants by age. Gasoline and oil buyers face price posting and taxation debates.
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Connecticut
State Motor Vehicle Department
Teig
Ofl
Walsh Criticizes Coolidge Policies at Jefferson Day Banquet
Sen. David Walsh of Massachusetts declares at the Jefferson Day banquet in Columbus Onto that Coolidge administration policies hurt farmers and banks, push 4,000,000 farmers to cities, foster monopolies, and threaten independent merchants while risking widespread unemployment. He cites chain stores bakeries and newspapers as examples of growing monopoly.
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Columbus
Onto
Coolidge
David Walsh
Massachusetts
Senator Walsh
Noted statesman William W. Thomas dies at 87
Portland Maine April 26 AP William Widgery Thomas renowned diplomat author colonizer and Scandinavian expert died after a brief illness at 87 He helped found New Sweden Maine by bringing 51 colonists from Sweden in 1876 leading to settlements in Stockholm and Westmanland He was Bowdoin and Harvard educated.
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Portland
William Widgery Thomas
Thomas
Maine
Sweden
Arcostack County
New Sweden
Stockholm
Westmanland
Mr. Thomas
Bowdoin College
Harvard University
Yale Professor Seeks Commission in Sacco Vanzetti Case
A letter from Prof. Edwin M Borchard of Yale Law School to Massachusetts Governor Alvin Fuller requests appointing a commission to advise on the facts in the Sacco Vanzetti case. The appeal is dated April 26 from New Haven.
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New Haven
Alvin T Fuller
Massachusetts
Edwin M Borchard
Yale Law School
Answers for a sulky five year old girl in a big family
A reader asks how to help a five year old girl who sulks and refuses food while living with four older brothers. The columnist advises affectionate attention, no scolding or spanking, and involving the child in simple tasks to make her feel important, expecting noticeable improvement within a week.
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Mia
Personal advice column invites letters to Mrs Eldred
Readers of the Telegram are invited to write Mrs Myrtle Mezer Eldred regarding their own intimate problems and receive personal reply. Address your letters to Mrs Myrtle Mezer Eldred Bridgeport Telegram.
Monroe News Briefs from Farnfield County and Nearby
The Farnfield County Republican Women's Association executive board meets at Mrs. William K Mix home to discuss fund contributions for Mississippi sufferers. Harmony Stange hosts a Friday meeting with D Fairchild Wheeler of Bridgeport speaking on his Africa trip. Mr and Mrs D Thornton Blake man welcome twins at Bridgeport hospital. Lois Standish and Margaret Damm attend a Young People's conference in Danbury as Monroe Congregational delegates. Willard Stanley family return from winter in Bridgeport. Mrs Arthur Curtins visits Stratford. Local dog show at Gould Armory Derby features Gendaline Huntley winning a Collie prize. Peggy Burn of Huntley’s Farm Kennel shows a promising puppy.
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Imonroh
Farnfield County
Republican Women's Association
William K. Mix
Secon
Lester Burr
Rey
Henry
Habersham
Harmony Strange
D. Fairchild Wheeler
Bridgeport
Africa
D. Thornton Blakeman
Stepney
Bridgeport Hospital
Lois Standish
Margaret Damm
First Congregational Church
Danbury
Congregational Church
Peggy P. Burn
Huntley
Local clubs and school sports in Devon events
Devon outline of multiple community notices includes Octec Social Club meeting at 2 49 PM at Mrs Halph Broderick’s home on Waverly Street. Farmers Club card party at Devon Improvement Association HQ Thursday night. St Andrews Guild meeting at 2 90 PM at Mrs A W Canning’s Bridgeport Avenue home. Milford Grammar School beats Devon by 15 to 7 in yesterday’s game with Johnny Maer umpiring. Devon to play Orange Grammar School next Friday. Devon Union Church mid week prayer meeting at 7 46 PM. Tundies Aid Society food sale at Moshera Restaurant on Bridgeport Avenue Friday afternoon with Mrs Harold I Stone in charge. Highway committee of Devon Improvement Association seeks a map for widening the Bridgeport Turnpike section. committee members listed.
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Devon
Octec
Halph Broderick
Waverly Street
Farmers Club
Devon Improvement Association
St. Andrews Guild
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
A. W. Canning
Bridgeport Avenue
Milford Grammar
Milford Boys
Acore
Johnny Maer
Orange Grammar School
Rtd
Devon Unlon
Tundies Aid Society
Devon Union Church
Moshera
Harold I. Stone
Bridgeport Turnpike
Naugatuck
Bridgeport Avenues
Highway Committee
The
State Highway Commission
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Glenwood
Glenwood Ranges
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F. Clyde Lee
Huxford
Johhn
Barstow
Sen. Walsh
William W. Thomas
Slayers
Myrtig Meyer Eldred
Chrysler
Detroit
Fedecal
Chezelar
Chrysler Imperial
Standard Motors Corp
Fairfield Ave
Greenwich Motors Corp
Greenwich
Roberts—French Inc
Stamford
R. H. Grant Motor Sales Co
Noywall
Fairly-Warren Co
C. F. Perkins
New Milford
H. J. Zale Motor Co
Torrington Green Auto Co
Danbury Everywhere
Monroe
Duz
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Madison Avenue
New York
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Chicago
Montgomery Street
San Francisco
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