Alienist to Examine Man in Divorce Case
Sidge William M Marble in Sup ther court yesterday appointed Dr. Whitfield Thompson, superintendent of the Insane Retreat at Hartford, alienist, to examine Augustus A. McKelvey of this city, defendant in the divorce suit brought by Alleen M. McKelvey of Stamford, who alleges her husband is incurably insane and asks for substantial ail. Counsel for both parties had agreed upon the alienist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M Marble
Whitfield
Thompson
Hartsford
Augustus A. McKelvey
Alleen i M. McKelvey
Stamford
Sweeping inquiry ordered into trolley auto crash
New Haven April 27 Special to The Velepram. Police and the coroner’s office conduct a sweeping inquiry into a head on collision between Randolph Raynolds driving a car and a Waterbury New York trolley car. Speeds were said to be between 15 and 85 miles per hour. Raynolds is in New Haven hospital with brain concussion and lacerations. recovery doubtful. Witnesses mention broken bottles near the wreck, possibly wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Police
Coroners Office
Randolph ‘Raynolds
Raynolds
Waterbury
Br. Raynelis
New Haven Hospital
New Haven Lawyer Nathenson Dies After Brief Pneumonia Illness
Samuel Nathenson a New Haven lawyer and active Jewish community member died at New Haven Hospital after a five day pneumonia illness. He was 43, survived by his wife and three children. Nathenson, Yale Law School graduate, formerly led Hoveb Lodge, and held roles in Bnai Brith Zionist groups. He belonged to Bar Jacob Mishkan Israel and Bikur Cholem congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Telegram
Samual —. Nathanson
Order of B'nai Brith
Zionist
Hayesod
Order of
Bray Abraham
Bar Jacob
Mishkan
Israel
Bikur Cholem
Seek Bridgeport Man Missing Seven Years
Authorities seek Charles F. Grant a Bridgeport resident missing seven years after a report of his death in Bridgeport. Postcards with his photograph were sent by the Bureau to identify him. Police say he was last located in Coatesville and may have headed to Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. & Ntor
Bridgeport
Bureau of Ng
Grant
Coatesville
Pitttsburgh
Hungarian Ambassador Laszloschenyi to Speak May 29
Count Laszloschenyi, a Transgarian ambassador to the United States, will address a meeting in Rakoczi hall 620 Bostwaik avenue on May 29 at 3 p.m. under the Hungarian Civic Club. He arrives Sunday morning and will attend mass at St Stephen's church then visit other Hungarian churches before the afternoon meeting. His wife is the daughter of William G Vanderbilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laszloschenyi
United States
Rakoczi Hall
Bostwaik Avenue
Hungarian Civic Club
Bridgepace
St. Stephen's Church
Szechenyi
Hungary
Hie
William’ G. Vanderbilt
Taxes Expected to Reach Two Million by Tuesday
Tax collections show $1,004,018 total with $219,101.12 received yesterday. Edward A. Drew, the Tax Collector, expects the $2,000,000 target to be passed before Tuesday's 5 pm deadline for the first half tax returns. Office hours extend to 5 pm Monday, and starting Tuesday morning interest of one quarter of one percent per month will accrue on overdue amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Drew
Drew
CIGARS WORTH $25 TAKEN FROM STORE
Shortly after two unidentified men left Jacob Arnold's cigar factory at 451 Water Street yesterday a package valued at $29 was found missing. The theft was reported to Wolfee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Arnold
Water Street
Wolfee
Realty Records of Real Estate Transactions and Admons
A fragmented list of realty transactions and administrator actions across multiple properties and streets. Entries mention various sellers, buyers, and trustees, including Neal administering Virginia Arnold et al, with properties on Beechmont Avenue and Field Avenue. City Savings Bank entries on Broadway. and several others referencing realty, mortgages, and attachments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadim
Fscers
Igellna Salue
A Younty
Broadway
oPyank 2
Staples
Tessig
Shermvead
Baldwin Sireet
d_ Trobert Beecher
Samuel Wy Beach
Beechmont Avenue
B. Dillon
Joseph WW
Meely White
Mantinettan Avenue
Denry
Wheeler
Bya Tainnitzwy
Vealty
Qrebard Street
City Savings Baik
Minnie TR. Spach
Savay Street
Henry Neal
Virginie Avnult
Beatty
Tore
Winny Street
Very J. Neal
Virginia Arnold
Henry J. Neal
Virginia
Arnold
Afeney J. Néeal
Neal
Arnold Ec
Garey
Gat Field Avenue
Henry 4
Virginia Istreet
Arnoldt
Coatty
True Field Avenue
Henry de New
Henry de New, Administrate
Arnold Et al
Realty
Field Avenue
Pisa le Salee
Irniel Kaplan
Nertleros
Tau
Deepold Weiss la Sehnee & Selinee the
Lindley Street
Hrah A. Read
Willian Sk. Brown
Ackian Ace
Saauiel
King
Dicub Ley Weines Levine
Read
Stamford Man Freed After Month in Jail in Taxation Case
Charles Rice, 64, appeared in Stamford Common Pleas Criminal Court on appeal and was found not guilty of charges after a jury verdict. He had served about a month in jail for a March 18 disturbance at the Stamford railroad yard amid drunkenness and breach of peace charges. Public Defender Hubert G. DeForest defended Rice, who maintained his innocence as the court noted his partial prior sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinford
Charles ‘Rive
Comibon Pleas Criminal Court
Yormeone
Rice
Jold Han
Hubert G. DeForest
Common Visaa Criminal Court
Stamford
Stamford Railroad
Teunty Idit
Bids Sought for South End Junior High School Construction
A new junior high will be built at South Avenue and Yurnen Street with brick and colonial design. The two story building includes 24 classrooms, three study rooms, nurse and clinic facilities, teachers’ rooms, a large assembly hall, exhibition hall, kindergarten, and modern fireproof entrances. It fronts Warren Street 20 feet, depth 41 feet with a 142 foot wing and space for future extensions.
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South Avenue
Yurnen Street
Warren Street
New Quarters Found for Community Chest in Stamford
New quarters have been found for the Community Chest at 8 Court Street in the Staples Bank building. The move from the Connecticut National Bank building at Wall and Main will occur over the weekend. J Johnsen and Sons Clothiers have purchased the bank building and will open a store in the new Community Chest quarters and plan a new building on Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial Federation and Community Chest
Court Street
Staples Bank
Connecticut National Bank
Wall and Main Street
J. Johnsen and Sons. Clothiers
Ammpunity
Johnsen
Stimmer Tank
Wall Street
Arcanum Lodge Initiates New Candidate in Odd Fellows Meeting
Willan Barton, noble grand, presided at the conferring of the diatory degree and announced a candidate for the lodge. Kingmann, past noble grand, was also present. The meeting postponed the acta and week’s proceedings due to Marsa in the east, with the talk "When Tutors Disagree" deferred indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Barton
Num Lodge
Odd Fellows
S. Kingmnn
Linkoia
Marsa
Fairfield Personalities and Events In Local Notice
A mixed local recap notes a school event with dances, committee members listed, a forthcoming sale by the American Legion Auxiliary, and several police and community notices. It mentions Fairfield and nearby Bridgeport districts, with brief references to fire calls, a church group meeting, and upcoming meetings at Sherman hall and Sherman mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrfinld
Fairtenl Midh
Wranes Bullard
Willian Lashar
Florence Suhuly
Junk Prescott
Sherman Mill
Sarsilinyy
George A. J Smith
American Legion
Pairfield
Vames Deloesip Street
Bridgeport
Arthur .J. Bennett
Sainmond Flax Fire Company
Reef Road
Chile
Aincrigaiy
Loum Sherman Hall
Stratheld
Strat Held
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anata Lade
Ong, Dore
Kiven
F’s Incorporated
Lie EN
Ohio
Main Street
Dr. Raynolds
Count Laszlos Saeches X
South End
Arcanum-Lodge
Fairfield Personals
Hugh J. Koenig
Pres. & Trens
Ockwell & Co
Main ST
Elm
Rockwell
iPongette
Pantee
Coty
Paris
Chypre
Katherine
Lisle
New
Ja Ie
Mr GO
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