Cob Cob Bank Charter Appeal Reported Denial
Incoprorators of the Cas Cob Trust Company plan to appeal after the state bank commission denied a Connecticut charter. Opponents led by Putnam Trust Co of Greenwich urged against the bank, while incorporators including Don Cy Itz and Frank Thalin vow to seek court intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Amg
State Bank Commission
Cas Cob Trust Company
Walter
Anderson
Cow Cob
Greenwich
Anderson Geld
Cos Cob Trust Company
Putnam Trust Company of
Amers
Con Cob
Washington
Stratford Firm Bues Local Co Damages Over 16000
Barry Wheeler of Stratford doing business as Elmwood Button Company of Bridgeport sues Niebio Manufacturing in Superior Court. He alleges an agreement on February 15 1926 to change machinery for the defendant without interrupting business, but the contract was terminated March 23 by the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Wheeler
Stratford
Elmwood Button Company
Dgeport
Niebio
Wilaint
Camps
Litchfield Firm Goes Into Receiver's Hands
Hartford August 20 The Superior Court appoints William vy of Waterbury as receiver for Bantam Ball Bearing Co of Litchfield for four months with bond of 25000. The company faces suspension after an attachment for 200000 in favor of Wellworth Automotive Corp. Vine R Parmeles and Shipman and Goodrin represent the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
First National
Litchfield
Nellie
oxeTs
Bantam
Judes Edwin ¢Eneon
Superior Court
O- Spr
Willian
Waterbury
Bantam Ball-Bearing Company
Litchfe
Litchfield County
Wellworth Automotive Corporation
Vine R. Parmeles
Sermour and Parmeler
Aint and Shipman and Goodrin
Republican Outing and Dinner Broadcast Across New York Area
A large radio schedule details a Republican outing and dinner with Judge Carl Foster as toastmaster. Prominent speakers listed include Mayor William Behrens Senator Hiram Bingham Gov John Ho Trumbull Arthur F Connor Alfred W. Burdick Rep Town Chairman J. Henry Hornback and others. The program spans multiple stations and times with concerts and market reports interwoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCWS
Carl Foster
William Behrens
Hiram Bingham
John HO Trumbull
Arthur F Connor
Alfred W. Burdick
Rep
J. Henry Hornback
National
Schuyler Megritt
New York
Tris
ZOO TM
Cotton Exchange
Waldorf Astoria Root
Wright
Wrong
Iarmony Songa
Stadium Philharmonic
Erlen Traehe
Antar Roof Orchestra
Tower Health Paereiaes
Greater New York Federation of Churches
Pomc —Waldorf-artoria
Mimertroso
Hila Orchestre
Frank Farrell
Pal Ben Bernie
Roanerett
Rolfe
Palais D'Or
Tmano
Pollen Alamo
Emperial Orchestre i
Rasebad Remlta
Imperial Orchestra
Pearl Miler
Jack Wier
Dave Elman
Org Lee
Helen Wood
George Hart
Royal Arradians
Clifford Cheasley
Umbera
Allos Quinn
George Pretan
AW Pam the Northern Choral Society
Loutatana Ebony Ree
Wisen Kelly
Mitchell
William ‘Nagle
Trish
Tappen
Monte Carlo
Tha Bea Orches
Alfred Orner
W. Sanndera
Thelele
Dick Hughes
Hansen and Howard
Yntertamern
Lawyer outlines state automobile laws at Exchange Club
Assistant city prosecutor James Shannon told the Exchange Club at Stratfield about the main auto law infractions, emphasizing drunk driving as the most serious and likely to lead to license suspensions. He urged understanding the prosecutor's role in protecting both innocence and guilt and answered club questions before noting the Knot Hole gang will skip a Newfield Park visit on Roosters' Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ©. Shannon
Exchange Club
Stratfield
Shannon
Roosters
Knot Hole
Newfield Park
Three Held as Strike Sympathizers in Amford
In Amford on August 20, Samuel Ober of Brooklyn and Harry Bloom of New York were held on breach of peace charges in bail of 50 dollars each. Police say they came from New York to influence the garment strike scene, driving a car with two clubs found during a search after following two shop cutters. They claim they were here on a peaceful errand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amford
Tubin Star
Clinton Avenue
New York
Samuel Ober
South Second Street
Brooklyn
Harry Bloom
Nurfalk Street
Pelics
Greenwich Resident Augustus Scott Dies at 68
Greenwich August 20 Augustus 5S Scott boatman town for years died last night at his Cos cob home after a brief illness at sixty eight. He worked with the New Haven road for some time. He was born in Greenwich and spent his life here. Survived by wife Eva Fistellescott and sister Mrs Mary I Mille of East Elm Street. Funeral set for Sunday at 2:30 at the late home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Augustus 5S Scott
Cosroth
New Haven Road
Rcott
Theia
Eva Fistellescott
Mary I Mille
East Etm Street
AMS Takes Point Lead In Outing Of Manufacturers
The Manufacturers association outing lists leaders across eight events with 94 prizes. Archery H D Strong leads, while J Kretvix and Max Ams Jr. claim top spots in multiple events. The association champion by aggregate points names Max Ams Jr first, J Kreivix second, and A Winter third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMS
Manufacturers’ Association
H. D. Strong
T. W. Grumman
EP. Ballard
M. J. Wakeman
PF. Kuhn
A. Winter
F. I. Myers
H.R. Smith
Bruce F. Young
G. BE. Hale
A A. J. Hale
Association
Max Am
Jdr
J. Kreivix
A A. Winter
$20 000 Loss Suit Over Amputated Leg In Norwalk
Willam H. Finch of Westport sues Mrs. Ida Sheldon of Norwalk seeking 20000 damages in Superior Court for loss of his left leg and injuries after a June 27, 1926 automobile collision at the Seymour Street West avenue intersection in Norwalk. Finch states he rode a motorcycle. Sheldon’s car struck him from the opposite direction, throwing him against the curb and causing above knee amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam H. Finch
Westport
Ida Sheldon
Norwalk
Finch
West Avenue
Birthday Party for Charles Booth Marks 90th
Easton gains a family gathering as Mrs Leroy Turney hosts a dinner for Charles Booth turning 90. Guests include Booth's children grandchildren and great grandchildren and a large cake with 90 candles. Other local notes mention church society supper Grange meeting and visits among area residents with several named families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Leroy Turney
Charles Booth
Booth
Mre
Samuel Turney
Mra
Dora
Herriert Turney
Barbara
Kats
Annie Freeborn
Marion
Shelton
Ladies and Society
Centre Street
Willard. Gillette
James K. Penny
Danbing
Central Pomona Grange
Meriden
National Grange
L. J. Tabor
John 4. Mellem
Eunice Mellem
George Berry
Bridgeport
Misa Mary Alieny
Charles Phillips
New Haven
Monroe Social News and Local Visits Reach Smith’s Point
A special number of Republican Women’s Association members visited Mrs William K Mix at her Smith’s Point cottage. Guests included Mrs Dr Stevens daughter Martha of Bridgeport and others visiting area families across Monroe and Stepney with several trips to Port Jefferson and Cape Cod noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
May Tana Nicholas
Cape Cod
Stepney Theuenain
Monroe
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COB Bank
Bues Local CO
Litchfield Firm
B. Batt
Mort
Federal
Fairfield Ave
Wertinghouse
Dukresges
Siuare
WANG
Richmond Hill
Pattee
Coif Park “Municipadones Nechestra
Quendega
Syracuse
Ge of Shea
Huffato Theatre
Philharmonie Symphony
Lawlich
New York City
Syracuse Hotel
Brracune
Whs
de Siegfteg Block
Comercial
Harmon Chatfield
Orlando
Roosevelt
Feanen Peper
RAS Eal
Anna Husso
Starigat
Ted Newkirk
George Ba
Daisy Niehling
Nowa Bullen
Altumral Orchestes
Pat Sehamhach
Rink
Monutogiat
Four Towers
Arcola Park
Pat Chatelles
Silk City Night
WPG
Atlantic
Sfifteen
Itequest
Arthur Scott Brook
Morton
Muule
Stecltal
Marine Studio
Simmett Welch
Minstrels
Milton Dollar
George Oloon
Iarden Pier
Ted Weems
Stel Pier
Shelburne Dance Orchestra
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Livestork
Open- Max
Ranedell
Laughlin Steel Works
Chile
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Mitchell Auerbach
Majestic Ensemble
TIPM
Wm F
McMehon
Renee’ Scliher
Lyrie Sopraun
Odderny Ladies
Lewdudil
Orchertya
Deauritie Orchestra
WIAR
Providence
WCEH
Portland
Washin
WERA
Chicago
WFI
Philadelphia
WIRO
Cincinnati
Denver
WBAL
Salytmore
WEEI
Boston
Springfinl
WOO
WNAC
WTAG
Worcester
Philadelorea
WHAS
Louisvill
WDAF
Kansas City
WREO
Lansing
WAST
Sayshore
WMAK
Lockport
WENR
WGN
Exchange Club OF Motor Laws
The Smith=Murray Co
Main St
Mae
Betty Bates
J. J. Clark
The
Smith-Murray Co
Freed-Eisemann
Jantzen
Louis
Vila Slugger
REDE
Eow
American Hardware Stores
Middle Sts
Novelty Trimming
Min & Broad
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