Norwalk Officer Seeks Court Reinstatement in Mandamus
In Norwalk an officer seeks reinstatement after dismissal for malfeasance. The mandamus case targets the city council and its procedures, with appeal rights under the charter potentially allowing a Superior Court review of the council’s action and evidence heard prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Civity Superior Court
J. Harry Gibson
Gibson
C. Jackson White
Michael Vaiarisk
William S. Tammeny
Council
Woman in ill health hangs self in closet
Aug. S2 Miss Rose Olden, 35, committed suicide at her home in WTerrbury today by hanging in a clothes closet. She had suffered ill health for some time and it is believed this caused her act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wterrbury
Rose Olden
Fascisti Control Harbor of Naples Amid Clashes
Naples harbor is under Fascisti control with a shed held by Communists. National flag hoisted over port buildings left by the Fascisti. Tatars occupied most of the port after storming it in an attack led by Captain Paco vani. London reports a complete military occupation ordered after clashes between Fascisti and police. Fascisti seized ships in the harbor triggering strict measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Ing
Fagelsti
Tattar
Pacovani
London
Talestoph
Rome
T Fascisti
Hannah Burton Faces Four Suits in Milford Crash
Fannah Benton of New Haven will face four separate damages suits totaling 12,500 in the Superior and Common Pleas courts. The actions stem from a July 20 car collision on the Boston Post Road west of Milford involving Benton's car and three others, a Buick, a Dodge, and a Hudson. Passengers Ida Miller and Louis Wagner are named in the suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannah
Buick
Dodge
Leonard Wagner
Westport
Hudson
John Dot
Briggeport
Dani
Ida Miller
Theity
Louis, Wagner
Wipor
Missing Youth May Have Been Killed Near New Milford
Aug 23 A former Gunnery School student Patricks Putnam from New Milford disappeared July 7 after leaving Martha's Vineyard, with intent to go to New York City. A man found on Berlin Turnpike Aug 8 was killed. his coat identified as Putnam’s by a New Britain resident who met a youth seeking a ride to New York. Putnam’s father, a New York physician, runs a detective agency while State police investigate.
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New Milford
Patrics Putnam
Washington
Martha's Vineyard
New York City
Berlin
Putnam
New Britain
New York
Fatham
Land and Title Goes Buy Bears Building in Bridgeport
The Bears building at 989 and 943 Broadstreet was sold to Bridgeport Land and Title. Grace D. Geers sold to Herbert Birdseye who then conveyed to Bridgeport Land and Title Company. Deeds filed with Town Clerk Clarenes s. Winton. Cash of 18 599 reported for the purchase. Birdseye gave a 38 000 mortgage. a prior mortgage of 26 900 exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bears
Broadstreet
Bridgeport Land and Title, Company
Grace D. Geers
Herbert Birdreye
Bridgeport Land and Title Company
Clareness
Winton
Birdseye
Thermometer Staging Welcome Come Back
The thermometer showed 7 degrees at midnight and rose to 76 by noon as workers bundled against the chill. Morning readings dropped to 4 degrees before warming, then eased to 75 by eight o clock last night.
Danbury Legion Sends Telegram on Senate Bonus Bill
Danbury attaches wide support after major meeting on the adjusted compensation bill in the Senate. The American Legion telegram to Senator Frank Brondée urged action and votes in favor, stating sentiment in Danbury strongly favored passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
American Legion
United States Senate
Irrank B. Brondegee
Branderee
Fair coal prices fixed in Pennsylvania districts
Harrisburg Pa August decision by the Pennsylvania Fuel Commission set coal prices at 3 75 to 4 50 per ton. The lower rate applies to the thick vein district 2 and the higher to the thin vein district 1I, with the meeting held late today.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvia Fuel Commission
Liberty Plant Sale May Mean Employment Boon
Bridgeport trustees envision job gains if the Liberty Ordnance plant on Union Avenue, a Morris Metal Properties estate asset, sells at auction. With 287,900 square feet, several large firms from across the country have inspected the property, eyeing power facilities, single buildings, or the entire complex. The sale opens for motion next week with nationwide notices.
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Liberty Ordnance
Union Avenue
Morris Metal Products Co
Bridgeport
Samuel Reich
Reich
Releh
Bonus HHT To Be Reopened In Senate Today
Washington Aug 22 plans to open the fight in the Senate for the soldier bonus were made after a conference between Hanford S MacNider American Legion and supporters. McCumber will push immediate attention to the measure to the exclusion of other business. Opponents say they can block an override if vetoed. A quorum is expected to be maintained until final vote.
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Washington
Senate
Hanford S. MacNider
American Legion
McCumber
Watson
Georgia
Hauvey
Insurance suit over fidelity bond at Traveler Shoe Co
The Traveler Shoe company filed suit in Common Pleas against Joseph Lipsitz alleging he issued a fidelity bond for Joseph Reisman when appointed manager of a Traveler store. Upon Reisman’s termination stock and cash shortages arose totaling $304.50, and damages of $600 are sought.
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The
Traveler Shoe Company
Trom. It
Boston
Common Pleas
Joseph Lipsitz
Lipsitz
Joseph Reisman
Wis
Traveler
Complas
Ite
Local fraternal and lodge meetings listed tonight
A compiled notice lists various lodges and councils holding meetings this evening. Groups include Trinity Woman's council, Central Labor union, Scandinavian Fraternity of America, Warren lodge, A W U, Seaside council, and Pioneer camp among others with addresses on Broad, Elm, State, Main, and Fairfield streets.
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Trilian Woman's Council
Wowompon
Alield
Lodge
LO. O. Fi
Slate Street
Adelphiar
Lodge. I
OO Ps
Broad Street
Magna Charty Lodge
Sens
St. George
St. George's
Stratford Avenue
Central Labor Union
Elm Street
Benighet Ladgs
Scandinavian Fraternity of America
Lee Avenue
Warren Lodge
U W
State Etreet. P
Kyota
Seaside Council
Royal Arcanym
Alain
Cannon Streets
Cormuncia
Wider Council
K. L
R. A
Main Street
Pioneer Camp
Woodmen
World
Fairfield Avenue
Kimmerlin Lodge
Shepherds Et Bethlehem
Beck Unjustly Shot is Finding of Board
Washington report states an investigating board may reopen the case of Lieutenant Colonel Paul W Beck, an aviation pioneer, who was shot while in Oklahoma City with Judge Jean Day. The board exonerates Beck, cites death in the line of duty, and urges civil authorities to reassess new evidence and allow government insurance for his heirs.
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Washington
Weeks
Cal
Paul W. Beck
Jean Day
Oklahoma — City
Juago Das
United States
Beck
Two Women Found Dead in Waterbury Mystery Deepens
In Waterbury two women were found dead, one by suspected self harm and the other by hanging. Catherine O'Brien VaxTile, 6, a Boston native, was found in her Ridge Street bed and John McCormick of Malden is held for coroner’s inquest. Police consider possible alcohol poisoning. the second victim Mrs Rose Halden, 35, of East Parm Street, died by hanging at her home, niece finding the body.
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Waterbury
Catherine O'Brien
Vax- Tile
Boston
Mass
Ridge Street
John McCormick
Malden
Clair McCormick
Rose Halden
East Parm Street
Haynes Removal Demanded by Hill in Prohibition Row
Washington. Rep Hill of Maryland called for the removal of Federal Prohibition Commissioner Haynes in a letter to Secretary Mellon. Hill accused Haynes of using official mail franks for political propaganda and said the prohibition unit bulletin supports a campaign for modification of the Volstead Act. He argued elections show broad support for law and against nullification.
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Washington
Anti Saioon League
Aga
Maryland Canaresa
Hil
Haynes
Danbury Children Rescued From Burning Barn Fire
Aug 22 Danbury Logetta Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Baker of Redding and two other children were trapped in a burning barn on the Bakers property. They were rescued by neighbors Rank Staley Dundel Vaugha and Vaughn. The most severely burned child was taken to Danbury Hospital for treatment.
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Odanbury
Logetta Baker
Henry Baker
Redding
Twvo
State Treasury Balance Report Declines Slightly
Hartford April 22 The balance on hand in the state treasury stands at 4 633 235 009 nearly nine million more than a year ago The report notes tax measures of 1931 and cites changes in receipts and appropriations since the 1921 session.
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Hartford
Atic
Variety of soap and cosmetic deals plus fiction titles
Listing of multiple soap and cosmetic items with prices and bulk deal options followed by a catalog of fiction titles and photoplay editions by various authors. Includes brands such as Palmolive, Mennen, Castile, Pompeian, and Coty, and notes on depilatories and tonics among other products.
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A. D. T. Protective Service
American District Telegraph and Massenger Co
John Street
Ulephom Barve
Pix
Bellans Inde
Bellans
Hannah Burton
Elm City
BEERS
Danbury Legion Wires Brandegee
Pennsylvania
Liberty
Trustee
Ordnance
U.S. Senate
Insurance Company
Fidelity Bond
Hill
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Fjowland
Ipana
Kolynos
Forhan
Packers
Woodbury’s
Laco Castile
Mennen's
Jergens
S&c
Castile
Physicians and Surgeons
Gartsides
Pond
Daggett and Ramsdell
Stillman
Johnson and Johnson
Mennen
Coty
Djerkiss
Lesco
Johnie Kelly
W. S. Boyer
Lulu Bett
Zona Gale
Edwin Balmer
Wm. MacLeod Raine
Arthur Weigall
J. S. Fletcher
J. S. Pletcher
Nancy
Town
F. R. Sterrett
Arthur J. Rees
Rose O’the Sea
Countess Barcynska
Maolnoor
Howland Dry Goods CO
Boor
Jett Center
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