Alleged Deserter Will Find More To His Family
Policeman William Foster of the Bureau of Missing Persons left for Washington to arrest Kozac Boghasian who disappeared six months ago leaving his wife and three children destitute. Boghasian will find four children upon his return home. The intent arrival was born yesterday in Bridgeport hospital.
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William Foster
Bureau of Missing Persons
Washington
Kozac Boghasian
Pembroke Street
Bogashian
Bridgeport Hospital
Hot Pitch Burns Worker on Roof
Atop a house, while repairing a roof, Fred Montamé of 74 Jackson Avenue suffered burns on his right hand and fingers from hot pitch splatter. He was taken to Emergency hospital where first degree burns were dressed by Dr. J. Susslin. A pet dog bit seven year old Antonio Sterranine of 1846 Main Street. the injury was treated at Emergency hospital by Dr. EB J. Susslin.
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Fred
Jackson Avenue
Nanook of the North at Dawe theatre
Amusements notice previews Nanook of the North as a film masterpiece praised for its beauty, power, and photography. It is coming to Dawe theatre tomorrow in a program produced for Reverend Frerea by Robert J. Y R. who charted Hudson Bay regions. Also Empire shows Atire Safety Curtain with Norma Talmadge and Eugene O'Brien featuring war scenes in India.
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Dawe's
Lek
Pha Avtual
Cense
Nanook
North
Pathe Fadlure
Dawe Theatre
Revdion Frerea
Teoburt J. Y R
Fivm
William ‘Machen
Hudson Bay
Empire
Gihel M. DelYs
Norma Talmadge
Eugene O'Brien
Ansonia to Host Seymour in Sunday Baseball Clash
Ansonia and Seymour clash at Pioneer Field Sunday afternoon in a fresh matchup. Seymour likely starts Ahearn on the mound while local ace Tommy Buewell handles pitching. Local observer expect a hard fought battle as both teams carry solid past records.
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Ansonia
Pioneer Field
Seymour
Ahearn
Tormmy" Buewell
Banchs
Milford girl dies after illness at age twelve
Pelphine Clara Simpson died after a long illness at her Milford home 43 Spring Street She was the daughter of St Hinkley Services are to be held from the house tomorrow afternoon Rev William Guggenheim to officiate Burial will be in Milford Cemetery Survived by mother stepfather and several brothers and sisters
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Milford
Dilphine Clara Simpson
St Hinkley
Spring Street
Trunera
William Guggenheim
Sonnenberg Music Company
Bridgeport
Main Street
Milford Chamber to suspend business for out ing outing
Milford plans for the annual Chamber of Commerce outing at Mansfield Grove on Thursday August 24 include suspending business that day to allow merchants and workers to participate in sports contests and outdoor features. Frank Graham leads transportation with others urged to contact him for accommodations.
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Frank Graham
J. Fred VanSyckle
John Finsen
Frank W. Gneham
C. Lay Roosevel
George B. Clark
Woodmont Sunday School
John Hall
Compassion Products Company
Indian Medicine Men Visit in Derby Week
Ansonia reports Indian medicine men visiting Derby during the week. Chief Two Moon, Buffalo Bear, and other figures from Waterbury are at the Main and Elizabeth Streets drug store, attracting attention. Local residents include James Lynch of Boston and Ray mond McGurney visiting.
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Derby
Ansonia
Aus
Hotchiss
Main
Elizabeth
Two Moon
Chiles
Waterbury
Buffalo
Bear
Bear, News and Notes
Leroy Scott
Taft
Washington
D. L
Keating Named Prosecutor of the City Court
Vincent le Gatne assistant prosecutor gains city court post after vacancy caused by Farle Garilek. Sealing announces promotions at City Court opening. a letter from Damsel Willan Boardman read. Appointment of a new assistant prosecutor delayed until Judge Boardman’s return.
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Vincent le Gatne
Farle Garilek
Altorney
Sealing
Damsel Willan
B. Boardman
Ynenon
Denuly Dodge
Arthur M. Conte
Qasistan
Dudge Boardman
Self-Confessed Slayer Taken to Brooklyn
The self confessed slayer, identified as award Young of 864 Broadway Brooklyn, surrendered at Bridgeport police headquarters on Thursday and confessed to killing James Orlanio. A friend from 337 Jackson Avenue Brooklyn was returned to the city after an extradition round trip, with a brief court hearing. Young is expected to plead self defense at his murder trial opening.
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Mrancie McMahon
The
Insurance Annual
James Lynch
Boston
Raymond McGuerney
Derby Avenue
Frank B. Patchen
Mr. Patchen
Ibenen
Elmer Spyineer
Dr. Parlate Hospital
Moose
Tie
Bridgeport
Edwi Tokin
Hayes
Sarnum Venus
Bridgenary
J. O'Connor
Ula- Derby
J. Spannheimer
Seymour
Eliza
Neth Sageny
Chaple Street
Derby
Mary Dilion
Chipet Street
Tovts Abbott
Witerbury
Award Young
Broadway
Brooklyn
Bridgeport Poltes
James Orlanio
Jackson Avenue
Predericn Wenbburgh
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