Arrests May Be Made In Week In Billboard Drive
Westport and Ridgefield state police will arrest unlicensed billboard owners after a one week grace period. Signs must be licensed at 3 cents per square foot, per 1925 statute governing location and licensing. Advertising agencies aiding compliance are coordinating with authorities to ensure proper licensing.
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Ridgefield Barracks
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Virginia’s First Sunday Law Punished Church Absence
The first Sunday law in America, enacted in Virginia before 1700, punished missing church without excuse by forfeiture of fifty pounds of tobacco, reflecting colonial religious discipline and social enforcement.
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America
Virginia
Building Committee Classifies City Residences
The Building committee guided by Tax Assessor William F. Connelly completed a mass of preliminary detail this week for city revaluation. Homes were divided into six classes with about three examples each, photographed, and unit figures set to help assessors value properties for the new record. Assessor Connelly said both real estate and building surveys progress satisfactorily.
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Wiliam F. Connelly
Connelly
Skipper of Liner Forced to Retire
Captain W R D Irvine of Cunard’s Berengaria resigns due to ill health at fifty seven, seven years before retirement. A famed war commander of Laconia and Aurania, he survived torpedo attacks and a gas theft incident last January, with influenza contributing to his heart strain.
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W. R. D. Irvine
R. Ny
Cunarder
Berengaria
America
Atlantic
Irvine
Cunard Line
Laconia
Aurania
Ireland
10000 More Gallons Gasoline to Be Sold to Bridgeport Motorists
Stratford filling station at 1151 Stratford Ave Stratford offers ten thousand gallons of gasoline for a weekend sale. Manager says gas available only at special times and priced at 20 cents per gallon plus 2 cents state tax. Past weekends drew over five thousand motorists with high satisfaction and claim same grade as other eastern stations at 26 cents.
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Bridgeport
Stratford
Stratford Ave
Main Street
Deier Btation
Engineers Urge Fact-Finding Bureau For Coal Fields
Williamstown Mass Aug 6 AP Coal armaments Austria Hungary rehabilitation and other issues dominated today s Institute of Politics session A proposal to create a government fact finding bureau to inform the public about current American coal fields was urged by Samuel Wyer Columbus Ohio and Eugene McAuliffe Union Pacific Coal president The discussion touched on armaments war questions and naval bases with Rear Admiral Rodgers noting global manufacturing dependencies and Captain Smyth outlining U S naval base locations
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Williamstown
Mass
Austria-Hungary
Institute of Politics
Samuel Wyer
Columbus, C
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Union Parific Coal Company
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United States
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Austria
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Great Britain
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Japan
England
W. W. Smyth
Washington
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2 Accident Victims to Sue for Damages
John L. Briggs an electrician of Norwalk seeks 10000 damages for injuries from a July 19 accident including a compound fracture of the left leg a broken right hip and a brain concussion in a Superior court suit against Beatrice LaPorte of Stamford. Anna Manzi four years old of Norwalk sues for 5000 against Bella Chavin of Springfield Mass and Eva Chavin of Boston owners of a car that struck her in Norwalk May 29 fracturing her skull.
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John L. Briggs
Norwalk
Beatrice LaPorte
Stamford
Anna Manzi
Bella Chavin
Springfield
Mass
Eva Chavin
Boston
Tax Exempt Widow's Nolle Granted in City Court
LaBounty, a South End widow, was brought to police headquarters for tax delinquency and had a warrant for arrest before a nolle was entered in city court. The nolle was issued after the arrears were abated by the Common Council and the claims committee had approved relief, though final orders were not yet passed.
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Mma LaBounty
South End
LaBounty
Common Council
la Bounty
Howard Moody
Claims Committee
Moody
Beggar Frank Released With Cash Held For Court
Jacob Frank a white bearded beggar and porter faced a courtroom dilemma in New York as his $12 386 was impounded. Magistrate Obe wager ordered him to return to Tombs court to explain the panhandling charge while Patrolman Croker and William Cook faced grand larceny charges. The money stayed in police custody as Frank agreed to return at nine the next morning to resolve the case.
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New York
Jacob Frank
Jacob
Obewager
Tombs Court
Frederick Croker
Oak Stre T
Frank
William Cook
Halsey Street
Brooklyn
Croker
Cook
Irank
Streits
Th.eves
Potce
Donnelly
Supreme Court
Mystery surrounds shooting of Grace Potter at Camp Pershing
Grace Potter of Ansonia was wounded by a stray bullet while friends and Scouts practiced with firearms along the Housatonic near Camp Pershing in Naugatuck. She remains hospitalized at Griffin Hospital Derby as authorities and the public seek details. Scout Executive H H Harmon declined to comment citing privacy.
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Grace Potter
Ansonia
Camp Pershing
Naugatud
Miss Potter
Griffin Hospital
Derby
Housatonic River
H. H. Harmon
Naugatuck
New Canaan High School Structure Questioned by Inspector
Bernard Doerner, inspector of buildings and plumbing, told the Board of Warden and Burgesses that two steel beams in the auditorium and gymnasium rafters are not strong enough and floor joists do not meet standards. He cited unsatisfactory brickwork and warned the contractor to stop using defective materials. no action was taken as the meeting adjourned before his disclosures.
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New Canaan
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Specelal
Bernard Doerner
Board of Warden and Burgesses
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Deerher
Civic clubs target ugly city buildings in Chicago plan
Chicago civic beauty groups and architectural interests launch campaigns against shirt front designs and rooftop tanks. They argue for building unity with four equal sides and hidden water tanks, praising roof integration to improve skyline aesthetics.
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Chicago
City Beautiful
Bandits Turn Out to Be Plumbers in Bank Building
Middletown, Aug. 6. At 2 pm police converged on the Central National Bank Building after reports of a heat flare. Two plumbers were found inside an office on the third floor repairing a leak, surprised to see officers with drawn guns. Six officers and two state policemen surrounded the scene.
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Middletown
Michael Cahill
Main Street
Central National Bank
Cahill
John 3. Ward
John F. Clarry
Anthony Sarra
James Kidney
Theodore Kowaleskie
Schubert
Murphy
Bridgeport Leads In Auto Crashes In Connecticut
Bridgeport led the state last week in automobile accidents reported to the State Motor Vehicle department with 48 incidents. New Haven had 47 and Hartford 45. The statewide total was 470, up 49 from last year’s week. City totals for 14 cities reached 243, vs 227 year prior.
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New Haven
Waterbury
Morston
East Port Chester
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New London
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Danbury
Winsted
Norwalk
Three Divorces Filed in Superior Court
Three petitions for divorce were filed in Superior Court. Martha Florence Ivanter of Bridgeport seeks divorce from Alfred De Rchalier of Norwalk on grounds of cruelty and infidelity. they wed February 38 1025. Frank Javers of Bridgeport faces Sarah Jiffiths Travers of Fairfield on cruelty, married April 20 1928. Mary Minnock Friters of Bridgeport seeks divorce from William H Iritehes of New Haven, desertion noted July 16 1919. they married May 1916 and have one …
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Martha Florence Ivanter
Bridgeport
Alfred de Rchalier
Norwalk
Frank Javers
Sarah Jiffiths Travers
Fairficht
Mary Minnock Friters
William H. Iritehes
New Haven
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