Skunk case and Huntington fire prep dominate town notes
Huntington reports a trespass fine of 1 plus costs for Faust Iacomacci and others on Bridgeport Hydraulic land. A close season led to a guilty finding, judge taking mercy on costs. Carnival chairmen named for Huntington Fire Co events opening Labor Day Sept 5. State fire convention and parade plans, plus local club activities and fresh pheasant releases from Huntington Fish and Game.
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Huntington
Faust Iacomacci
Carlo Jacomacci
Antonia Mavreno
Lous Faduc
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Faust Yacomacci
Huntington Fire Company
Frederick E. Cawthra
William Beattie
George Arundell
Charles E. Millard
Stephen Tucker
Edwin S Vargoshe
Andrew Beattie
Arthur L Laborie
Edward Ferguson
Rubi Schneider
Michael Cross
Charles W. Goldspin
Frederick Rau
James Lynch
Albert Cawthra
Willard
Nicholas
Felix Wesolowski
Marty Curtiss
Nichols Road
Edwin
Vargoshe
Michael Baltovich
Daniel
West Haven
George Arundel
Echo Hose Book and Ladder Company
Shelton
Queen Esther Chapter Order of the Eastern Star
Derby
Russ Log Cabin
Caroline Wright
Springfelt Mass
John B. Russ
Millcroft
Edvin S Vargoshe
Huntington Dairy
Naugatuck Valley
Doris Johnson
New Haven
Charles Jones
White Halls
Lois Schmidt
Bridgeport
Doria Vargoshe
Huntington Street
Huntington Fish, and Game Club
Isinglass
Local Girls Named Conference Officer
Laura Webb of Danbury was elected president of the Older Girls' Conference of Connecticut and Western Massachusetts at Advent Camp. Officers include Anday May Ackerman of Bridgeport as vice president Dorothy Lay of Hartford as secretary Lola Ellsworth of Hartford as treasurer.
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Plainville
Associated
Laura Webb
Danbury
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Anday May Ackerman
Bridgeport
Dorothy Lay
Hartford
Lola Ellsworth
Gear Griswold
Meriden
Royal Btone
George Stone
Bristol
John Stevenson
Plainvile
Lindbergh Hopes For Tour's End in Madison Return
Col Charles A Lindbergh, at Grand Rapids talk with Prof P H Hyland, says he plans to end his nation wide tour incognito and return to Madison after his contract expires. He recalls spending almost two years in Madison as a student and desires a quiet visit with old friends after the speaking circuit ends.
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Madison
Wis
Associated Press
Charles A. Lindbergh
P. H. Hyland
University of Wisconsin At
Col. Lindbergh
Connecticut Abolishes Bank Deposit Tax
Connecticut removes the four mill tax on state bank deposits effective September 1. Depositors rush to learn the change as banks report many unaware of the law. The Legislative Committee finds widespread avoidance schemes harmed revenue and bank operations.
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Connecticut
New York
Connecticut State Banker's Association
Edmund §. Wolfe
First National Bank
Realty records unfold numerous property transfers across several streets
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds: Bendento Sorrentino to Margaret Pucci on Charlies street. Sorrentino to Daniel Pucci. William Winter to Camille Guerra on Madison avenue. Thomas Murray to Elizabeth Nyister on Lewis street. Robert Hessler to Herman Goldstein. Willis street Capitol avenue to West and Bowling Alleys Inc. DeForest Ball to Jacob Kleinberger on North avenue. Stephen Ruszkal to Laszlo Pak on Hansen avenue. May Schread to Bertha Peel on Main street. Ross Sehwartz to Louise Crawford Thompson on Cleveland and Laurel avenues. mortgage transfers show Nyister to Murray on Madison. Kleinberger to DeForest Balletux on North avenue. Guerra to Winter on Madison. Pace to Sorentino on Chases street. Valentino to Sadie Dawe on Central avenue. Schreud to Bushner on Noble avenue and Ash levy etc. Madison transfers, 2895 Main street attachment to Henry Carstesen. 8450.
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Bendento Sorrentino
Margaret Pucci
Iti Realty
Charlies Street
Bany
Madison Avenue
Alice McGasey
Elbert O Hull
Lacey FR. Blackman
Lacey R. Blackman
Stanley J Greerwood
Samuel L Bernstein
Franres M Arnold
North End Bank and Trust Company
Ito Rose Schwarz
Helengs
Henrietta Machel
Stlin Valentine
Kempinski Dies After Year in Russian Prison
Herman Kempinski Bridgeport merchant died after a brief illness at 844 Norman Street. A 19th century entrepreneur, he helped launch early five and ten cent stores with Charles W. Pease, later endured a 13 month Russian confinement for emigration. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs. Max Stein, and grandson Sylvan Stein. funeral at 2:30 pm with burial at B nai Israel Cemetery.
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Herman Kempinski
Bridgeport
Norman Street
Kempinski
United States
Frank W. Woolworth
Charles W. Pease
Ansonia Derbys
Weterbury
Konin
Poland
Russia
Mr. Kempinski
Privon
Jacob B. Klein
James G. Blaine
Abraham Lodge No. 89
Order of BiNai Brith
Bernhard Klein
Jacob B Klein
Max Stein
Sylvan Howard Stein
David Levy
B'Nai Israel Cemetery
Electric Burn Fatality Shocks Stamford Lineman
Nicholas Bauer, 463 East Main Street Stamford, died at Stamford hospital after a 13,000 volt line incident near the Stamford railroad station. He fell 46 feet when a clamp slipped, was rescued by fellow workers, and received artificial respiration but succumbed at 5:50 a.m. He leaves a wife and two children.
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Stamford
Nicholas Bauer
East Main Street
New Haven Railroad
Stamford Hospital
Bauer
WTIC WCAC SHARE WAVE LENGTH RULING
WTIC and WCAC receive 560 K C wave share from the Federal Radio Commission effective August 27 to prevent interfrequency interference with WEAF and WIZ. WTIC holder Walter G Cowler notes the arrangement links WTIC WCAG with Connecticut Agricultural College and mirrors the WNYC frequency. the elder Broomer Girls reference is noted.
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WTIC
WCAC
Hariford
Associated Press
Travelers’ Instance Company
WEAF
Wiz
Lelegiam
Federal Radio Commisssion
Begnn
Walter G. Cowler
Travelers' Insurance Company
WCAG
Connecticut Agricultual College
Storrs
WNYC
New York City
Cowles
Sports Gear On Sale At Wide Regulated Discounts
Local ad lists baseball equipment with large price cuts including catcher's mits gloves masks leg guards body protectors and shoes. Also advertised are bat bags uniform bags bases and related gear with reduced rates.
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Mits
la. Ceee Eee
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Lindbergh
Henry Carstesen
Theodore F. Wales Ceally
Main Street
Bridgeport Trunk & Bag Co
Broad & John Sts
Jeph Barnum
Spaper Archive
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Ederle
Phillips
Woty’s
Cannon St
Yorke
Goodyear
Fron
Wright
Ditson
Magnum
Narraganset
Wright and Ditson
Georgette
Crepe de Chine
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