New Stratford Judges To Take Office In July
Stratford sets July 2 as the start for Henry J. Harford and Rev. Nestor Light as town court judge and deputy judge. Deputy Judge Bateman’s term runs to July 4. Debate centers on lawyers’ eligibility, noting prior non lawyers in the post and continuity under past regimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Henry J. Harford
Nestor Light
George H. Bateman
Bateman
Frank E. Blackman
Harford
Rev. Light
Peeples General Committee
Harford-Light
Blakeman-Fateynan
Blakeman
Protes
Ion
Stratford Town Court Sees New Appointee Readiness
Bateman lacks legal training while McGrath, a Cornell arts graduate, studies law under Judge John Smith and attends Bridgeport City Court daily. Stratford cases are minor. Forty Hours Devotion opens at St James with processions and multiple Masses. Daylight saving time begins as Stratford adopts the new schedule for churches, schools, court, and town offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGrath
William
St. James
Stratford
Hand Injury Shocks Police Cell Inmates
Edward Lee of Fan Dewey street was removed from a police cell to Hillside home after he slashed his hand through a window causing serious injuries. Fearing blood poisoning, he was moved from Emergency hospital to Hillside home. Elizabeth Falke, 12, of Lyes Court, suffered a severe forehead cut after breaking through a window and was taken to St Vincent's hospital.
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Edward Lee
Fan Dewey Street
Hillside Home
Govelen
Djuly
Emergency
Elizabeth Falke
Lyes Court
SC Vincent's Hospital
Athletic Club of Walnut Beach to Increase Activity
Laurel Beach plans outdoor sports expansion this summer under a newly formed athletic club. William I. Steinkamp of New York drew the charter. officers to be elected soon. A committee from last fall oversees tennis court work by FE N Clark and Son of Milford. Walnut Beach items report a body identification attempt failed in New York and a Riverside Reading Circle gathering is planned.
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Laure Beach
Laurel Beach
Gerald Lineburgh
BR. W.rance
James Coulter
Bridgeport
FE. N. Clark and Son
Milford
Peter Lavarde
John
Devon Improvement Association Meeting and Milford Follies at Capitol
Upland notices report the Devon Improvement Association convoking its regular weekly meeting Monday at 8 PM to discuss potential bus fare increases. The Capitol Theatre in Myrtle Beach hosts the Milford Follies of Qaza on Tuesday May 1 with a May 2 repeat, under Chemeul No. 8, with David A. Hull directing a cast and chorus over 40 members. Reempudu Phinny reports Mary Taylor MLB church members will unite for an acceptance event for Rev. and Mrs. Jesse P. Roberts. Rev. Robertawik returns to Incal nustotate following the district convention in Bridgeport. Devon Chemical Company No 4 holds its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night March 1 at the firehouse.
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Ucritt
Maple Street
The
Devon Improvement Association
Milford
David A. Hull
Reempudu Phinny
Mary Taylor
MLB
Thev
Jesse PD. Roberts
Robertawik
Bridgeport
Devon Chemical Company No 4
Businessmen to inspect city school buildings tonight
City business leaders will tour the State ade school on Juha street and the State Trade Annex on Main street during the annual Open Night from 7 to 9:30 o'clock. Buildings will be open to the public for inspection as students in productive courses work under regular school hour conditions, with attendance expected to surpass last year’s 2,500 visitors.
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State Ade
Juha Street
State Trade
Main Street
Secor
Goth
Atend
Nooly
Ice cream price increase to five cents a quart
New Haven Dairy Ice Cream Company announces a price rise effective May 1 with wholesale increases of about 13 cents per gallon for vanilla and 10 cents for chocolate and strawberry. Officials cite rising demand with warmer weather and note sodas and sundaes will incur higher costs to maintain profits.
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Tce
New Haven Dairy
Fce Cream Company
Aith
Wiuber Ice Area
Gasoline Theft Reported At Local Station
Sunday morning an attempt and theft occurred at a gasoline tank on 1296 Crn needert avenue with 14 gallons taken. An unsuccessful robbery attempt at 1494 North avenue was thwarted by locks. Police were alerted yesterday about a coop at amt Maint Street being rolled for live chickens and eggs.
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Kasoline Ol Company
Crnneedert Avenue
Joseph Simone
North Avenue
Anthony Gapuzzella
Amt Maint Street
Beluga
Attorney DeForest Not Criticized In Receivership Case
Early Telegram edition carries erroneous claim that attorney Robert G. DeForest charged a personal gy bill by the Safety Steamship receivership. correction notes no misconduct by permanent receiver or other counsel. The Telegram later editions refute the misstatement and clarify roles of judges, managers, and receivers.
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aAttornera
Albert Jofer
Hobert HH. Gould
Safety E
Robert G. Deforest
Berritt
Uayid
Clean-Up Week in Milford Set for May
Milford health officer Dr S Putney says Clean-Up Week will be held in May with Village Improvement Association backing beautification efforts. Ladies of First Congregational prepared a church sale of baskets, fancy work, food and more. A benefit concert for the Milford Hospital Memorial drew strong support.
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Milford
S. Putney
Town Health Oficer
Village Improvement Association
Reading Circle
New Milford Hospital
Mra
George Watts
George Cables
F. H. Woodruff and Sons Company
J.D. Brown, Jr
Cables
Connecticut Company
Frank Routell
Whalley Avenue
New Haven
Elmer E. Overton
Seaside Avenue
Lass
Rudolf
Eli Mix
Norman
Bue North Sireer
Delp
Ingham
Man Arrested After Slapping Boy in Street Fight
Foouis Linardo of 312 Main Street was arrested yesterday on charges of slapping ten year old Tony Tudico of 42 Martin Street during a quarrel between youths. Police say the boy’s lip bled after the blow. Linardo denies the assault.
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Foouis Linardo
Main’ Street
Yeaterday
Tony Tudico
Matin Street
Inardo
Delightful Dress Lot Priced at 21 50 for All Women
A large assortment of fine dresses offered at 21 50, including crepe de chine canton crepe printed crepes and heavy foulards. Styles range from youthful to mature, with designs for full figures and varied occasions. Limited-time purchase from a special lot promises notable savings.
Pretty hats at special prices on long-time stock
A local sale features hats discounted to clear stock. Prices drop from 12.50 to 15 dollars down to 7.75, 7.50 to 10 down to 5, and 5 dollar hats to 2.75. The sale runs Monday with many styles still available.
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Athletic Club OF
Walnut Beach
Riverside Reading
Mra. I, OL
Vocalion
Nicharo
Mattees
Zameun
John Charles Thomas
Finch
Simes
Hage Marn
Dell
Wiles Perbevis
Evelen Scuteey
Bobby
Cletscia
Daisy
Ololhwey
Esther Nehox
Soprare
Athtare
Sanders Paso
Ostood
Johnatane
Gali O'More
Ehasuchs
Agoral
Bally Brae
Eaebwna Reed Miller
Moore
Charles Hart
Eplion the Piper
Awid Hamel
Barone
Charles Thomas
Kay
Manna A
Michavo
Hassead
Buscres
Serka Culbermnen
Hele Horton
Lieet
Sutherland
Sarl
Mari
Sun
Love
Ferrere Trio
Irving Kanyon
Selvin
Irving
Koofman
Wauita
Svanna Rat
Billy Jaurs
Sevin
Orchestra Accum
Maxie Jones
King of the
al Bernard
Orch
Sam
Charles Hert
Scotia
Tree Setetn
Ryary
Walta Red Moon
Bor Harbor Society
Becedwale
Emil Coleman
Hes
Fox
Ben Borate
Fis Orchestra
WholGelrad
Nabich Pusgefirt
Aaron Lebeder
Tanor Abe Schoraree
Orchestre Arromepemimens
Leinch
Danny Deever
the Holy City
Mandalay
Tommy
Vocalion Records
Dealara
the Aeolian Company
New York
Mel
Ben Bernie
Inous
Poli’s Palace Theatre
Nothnagle’s
Main St. Cor
Elm St
Deforest
Steves
J. Telwhen
Lingletown
Foley
Levarty Drug
Mother Gray
Dragnata
Mother Gray CO
le Roy
Putney
Improvement Association
Man
Small Boy
Howland
Kuppenheimer
Howland Dry Goods
Martinique
Pennsylvania Station
Grand Central
Opera
Reading Theatres
Oursgn Hotel Nartinique
Mabin Ace
Singleton
Anager
Post-Telegram
Autovre Co
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