City Court Judge Warns Greenstein to Speak Softly
Judge Ralph Z Beers presided in City court and found Howard Hawley not guilty of stealing three loaves left at Davey Brothers store. Greenstein was warned to lower his voice during testimony. a contempt fine was contemplated. Leroy Nickerson jailed or bonded. William Jenkins fined for train riding. James Moriarity fined for drunkenness. Parking violations paid $1 each by Mrs Ball and Mr Shurbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Z. Beers
Howard Hawley
Bakery Company
Crouch & Tlassman Col
Crouch & Plassman
Davey Brothers
Dover and
Tuor
Greenstein
Judee Beers
Greenst
Leroy Nickerson
Main Street
Nickeson
Wiliam Jenkins
Portland
Springfield
Mass
Charles Ball
Milford
Benjamin Shurbert
Jersey City
XN. J
Child Prinks Lysol in Play. Girl Burned Mouth
Three year old Lillian Gurman of East Main Street accidentally ingested Lysol while playing. Emergency services responded and a doctor treated her at home. Condition reported not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Gurman
Gud East Main Street
Lions Picnic at Nichols Farm Plans Made for Annual Event
The Siena club outlines an afternoon picnic at Samuel Cutting’s Nichols farm with families arriving by car on the Nichols turnpike. Events include walks, races for all ages, and prizes. refreshments to be served. Rotary and Wanants clubs accept a three crescent golf tourney challenge to be held next month with ten players per club.
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Cutting
Hatter
Rotary
Kiwanis
Siena Club
Samuel Cutting
Nichols
Stratferd
Nichols Turnpike
Nichols Center
Hoyt
Howard Stone
Jook
Stone
Wong
Winants
Lions Club
Teo
Clvic
Alderman Lavery Not Seeking Re election This Fall
Council President William J. Lavery, Democratic Alderman from the Ninth district, declared he will not run again this fall after two years in office. Other terms expiring this fall include Cherry, Kenner, Reily, Hartnett, Veress, Hagga, Brady, Doherty, Cronin, Castella, and Brown across districts Two to twelve with party affiliations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Lavery
Robert 2 Cherry
Daniel J. Kenner
Eugene C.J. Reily
Watter J. Hartnett
Alfred I. Veress
William J. Hagga
Bernard B. Brady
Thomas P. Doherty
Cronin Bemorrat
Thomas J. Castella
R. Arthur Brown
Stamford C of C Member Sues in Slander Suit
A Stamford Citizens' committee member, Charles Edey Fay, filed a $10,000 slander suit in Superior Court against Milton Goodkind, secretary of Stamford Chamber of Commerce. Named defendants Embree, Buss, Knieht, all of Stamford, allegedly heard remarks claiming Fay was a drinker and under the influence of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edey Fay
Stamford Citizens’ Committee
Milton 8
Goodkind
Stamford Chambe
Commgree
Fay
Carlter Embree
George B. Buss
Vie N. Knieht
Stamford
Goodkind Adde
Giants Owners Subpoenaed Over Fuller Bucket Shop Loans
Federal grand jury subpoenas the National Exhibition Company to produce checks totaling about 162000 tied to loans from Charles A. Stoneham to Fuller and Foley related to the Fuller bucket shop affair. The action follows Stoneham’s prior bankruptcy testimony and includes a 26000 check referenced in the record.
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New York
Natonal Exhiibtion Company
the Giants
Charles A. Stoneham
E. Ms. Fulier & Company
Thonina F. Foley
Tammany Leader
Stoneham
Fuller Company
Oley
Foley
Thomas F. Feley
Puller
McGee
Grand Jury
Street widening heads to council action on Park Avenue
Property owners near Vine street and Park avenue plan a petition for a uniform 70 foot width on Park avenue from the railroad to North avenue. Led by James Mimmons Henry P Lyons and former Police Chief John H Redgate the group cites rising traffic with 25 cars on Park avenue this year versus one previously. A second petition seeks an eight foot building line on Fairfield avenue and a report on Broad street extension, with other street improvements expected at the next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street
Park Avenue
Common Council
North Avenue
James Mimmons
Henry P. Lyons
Reat
John H. Redgate
Fairfield Avenue
Broad Street
Neat Council
Beach Makes Another Proposal of Marriage
Ey Haven August 2. Beach, Bridgeport's candidate for presiden has a pain thrown, his hat in the rhiny has once more fallen in love. He proposed marriage after a glance at Miss Helen Haddock who is to enter the beauty contest at Atlantic City as Miss New Haven and has offered her heart and hand and a chance to become the first Lady of the Land and vice-president at the same time. Parents of Miss New Haven received the proposal in the morning.
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EY Haven
Speif Loile
Avid
Beach
Bridgeport
Helen Haddock
Atlantic City
New Fhiven
Land
Alr
Das Hardock
Mias New Haven
Autoists sue each other after crash
Plaintiffs Prevost and Schintner of Stamford and Chait of Stamford sue Prevost for 737, etc. Damages claimed total 6750 in Superior Court. Prevost seeks 3000 and 7300 against other party with additional claims. All cases returnable on the next month's day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danige Eules
Charles
Jennie M. Prevont
Manole Schintner
Stamrford
Harry Chait
Stantari
Pres Vast
Ee Austraing
Hallmerren Park
Stanford
Asl
Prevost
Risa
Westport Man Sues Over Leg Injury From Shooting
Sadvatore Masuccio of Westport files a $5,000 suit in Superior Court claiming Pasquala Nuxzo shot him injuring his leg and hindering his ability to work. The complaint asserts damages totaling $3,000.
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Westport
Sadvatore
Masuccio
Pasquala Nuxzo
Wisn
Nuxno
Hats and pencil boxes on sale for vacation style and school use
Sport hats in Velour and felt appeal to the tasteful woman with simple trimming and comfort oriented design. Priced from 2.95 to 8.50. Also offered are pencil boxes with varying contents including pencils, pen holders, erasers, rulers and accessories starting at 13 cents up to 75 cents. Malin floor rear.
New stamped goods to embroider on sale now
Charming new designs reviving interest in embroidery. Beautiful boudoir set in cream lawn with pastel D M C thread, pillow and scarf $1 each, vanity three-piece set 50c, pin cushion 50c. Blue chambray items with gold patches for applique, satin striped voile underwear in blue or pink with picot edging, complete with thread. Third floor center.
Pretty hats for school girls spark colorful styles
A local shop offers velvet, duvetyn and felt hats in jaunty chic and conservative modes for girls aged 6 to 16. Two special assortments feature hats priced at 1.95 and 1.50 for the school opening season, with updated floor displays and front-showing selections.
Practical fall dress for active women in serge tones
Practical fall wear targets active women and those who love the outdoors. A smart tailored dress in navy and black mannish serge features clean pleats and subtle silk braid for a feminine touch, offered as new models at a value of $25 on the second floor center.
Preserving Jars at Reduced Price Sale Notice
Limited stock on preserving jars offered at substantial savings. Ideal Easy Seal jars in 4 pints and 2 quart sizes are priced at $1.30 per dozen. Mason jars available in 3% pints to 2 quarts priced from 65 to $1.15 per dozen. Hurry while stock lasts this season. fourth floor rear.
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Mason
Preserving outfits offered with kettle set
Choice of Universal or Micro preserving outfits including preserving kettle with strainer ladle and funnel offered at special price complete one dollar seventy five cents. Located on the fourth floor rear of the store.
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Greenstewn
Child Prinks Lysol
Studebaker
Sprial
Ater Fae
Paan
State St
THE
F. L. Mills CO
Tel
Barnum
Heldgeport, Conn
Tudeba
Kea
Connecticut
Arthur N. Stone
Lavery
Stamford C. OF
C. Member 5
Giants
Fuller
Council For Action
Bridgeport, Conn
Howland
Howland Dry Goods
Clinton Avenue
Elmwood Avenue
Hare
H. L. Blackman & Son
Conn
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