Net Heavy Fines In New London on Liquor Violations
Local authorities issued penalties on multiple liquor violations linked to hotel and saloon operators in New London. Fines ranged from several dollars to hundreds, with individuals such as Pringe, Freno, Blazell, and Uslangel noted in the penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
New Londo Dees
Dadre St. Victor Pringe
Hea Penayties
Artanders
Pero Freno
Wlothrop
Nuuneg
Frank Blazell
den of
Coun Dasevh Freno
Golden Street
Coun
Havng
Antonia Uslangel
Church Council Sets Immigration Policy View
Boston dispatch reports the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America endorsing immigration from all countries under universal, nonracial rules. It calls for Americanization and steady employment, with naturalization raised as a prerequisite to citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Federal Counsil
Churches of Christ In America
Auto crooks steal $2000 cloth from New Haven shop
Burglars took about $2,000 worth of cloth from counters of a station plate last night. They backed a machine to the rear and pried a door, near a bank on a busy street patrolled by officers. The scene suggested an opportunistic theft during routine patrols.
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New Haven
Dec
United
Christmas Tree Supply Seen Plentiful This Season
Local dealers forecast ample Christmas trees with prices ranging from $1 to 31.80 for well shaped trees of average height. Shipments are expected to arrive late next week.
Trial of Navy Enlisted Men for Desertion and Drunkenness
The annual report of Rear Admiral George TR Clark covers the past fiscal year. Deser tions and drunkenness were the principal causes for courts martial among sailors. It cites 124 such cases, recommends stricter discipline and more decisive action by commanding officers to reduce court martial numbers.
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Washington
Dec
Runklanness
George TR
Clark
Tnd
Vonteaicknes
Fi Gailery
Suit to Collect on Bill for $48.15
A suit was filed in the Superior court by Frank Gottfried and Joseph Chabot of New York against Harrie Lapides and others of New Haven to collect a balance alleged at $4,815 for a Liberty Building painting on Main Street. The work was done between May 29 1915 and October 11 1915 with damages claimed at $6,000.
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Liberty Building
Main Street
Frank Gottfried
Joseph Chabot
New York
Harrie Lapides
New Haven
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United States
Frvatty
Secretariat
Edward J. McNamara
M.A
Dept
Beookisn Inst. of Commerce
Livingston St
Brooklyn
Amalgamated Cloth Saealing Workers of America
Broad St
Aow
Orgae
Telegram
Frederic J. Haskin
OS Angeles
Calidee
Arties
Mas Arnatos
Maytag
Pail Gain
Poorhyn Staniiws
Jena Joseph Urban
Indiginy
Gommercia
Vagsiare
Mar
Pickford
Alice Joyce
Maurice Castelli
Oeaver
Ehnero
Fearurine
Sersen
Uimidly
Gordon Craig
Adolph Appia
Conrae
Placius
Wilfred Puckland
Plaxer
Hollywoo
Neures
Winstler
Dlachvering
India
Sun
Laan
Craig Wink
Martie
Gordon
Famous Players Pictures
Bly
Orul
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Hytr
South Africa
Thair Peendar
Puckland
Miknt
Ims
Mm Hané
Dretismen
Howe Rasat
Joans Tras Mendana
Atara
Bulit
Mr. Buck
Land Degeonda
Ann
Rome
Thia Sticho
Fifth Avenue
King
Hongkong
Las River
Criantas
Uris
Ciingen
Lesplifarmia
Church Council
Pierce Arrow Show
The
Geo. B. Wuestefeld Co
Whalley Ave
Buffalo
LEE Brothers Furniture CO
Bridgeport
Conn
National ‘Starch CO
Corn Products Refining Co
Farneworth Street
Mass
W. A. Cahicoa
Man
Mazola
America
Wen
Corn Products Refining Company
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