Legal Opinion Defines Sheriff as County Officer
Attorney General Frank EK Healy in a written opinion states a sheriff is a county officer whose salary and duties come from the county. The ruling answers a New Haven county dispute where Sheriff Geddes sought office supplies and county commissioners argued the sheriff was not a county official. The case, referred through the clerk and state comptroller, centers on officer status across eight counties.
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New Yen
Lua An Jimpress
Glynn's Expenses Met By Gifts Reported To House
George H. Manning reports that James P. Glynn of Winsted Connecticut spent 810 on his campaign for the 69th Congress. All funds came from contributions with 756 from the Republican National Committee and 25 and 335 from other sources. Glynn turned the full amount over to the Republican committee for use in the Fifth District. Patrick B. O'Sullivan of Derby reported expenditures of 1253.91, largely for newspaper advertising, with 515 contributed by friends and others and the rest advanced by himself.
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George H. Manning
Washington
James P. Glynn
Winsted
Wifth
Connecticut
Capitol
Glynn
House of Representiatives
Republican National
Capewell
Republican Committee
Patrick B. O’sullivan
Derby
Newtown Republican Rally to Feature Trumbull Talk
The Women’s and men’s Republicans of Newtown plan a joint meeting at Parker House Thursday at 8 o’clock where Lieutenant Governor-elect John H. Trumbull will address the gathering. Wallace N. Mitchell will preside, and all Republican men and women in town are invited.
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Newtown
Parker House
John H Trumbull
Wallace N. Mitchell
Trumbun
Charley A. Theala
Newtown Country Club
Rose
Deora Gomperg
Wotsford
Bridgeport
Anna Buteusky
Trinty Guild
Walter Ho Sterne
Newtown Water Company
Newtoen Country Club
Vague Exchange Recounts Plans for Walk and Window Browsing
A desultory dialogue notes preparations for an outing and a request to view shop windows. The exchange includes impatience about standing for long periods and a reference to a companion named Jamie. The Kansas City Star source preserves a casual conversational tone.
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Witey
Jamie
Tably
Kansas City Star
Effect of denatured alcohol on a drinker debated in court
A jury in Final Superior Court examined the denatured alcohol seized from Salmont in a case charging him with transporting alcohol for sale. Experts testified about how diethyl etherate additives might affect a drinker, while the defense argued the product could be non beverage grade. Witnesses will continue testimony the next morning.
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Henry
Greenstein
William M. Matthie
Stalph Salmont
David M. Trevartin
Trevartin
Binte
Varda T. Leavenworth
Maltbie
Two Men Arrested in New Haven for Ansonia Burglary
Two men identified as George Evans and George Ford were arrested in New Haven for burglary of the Hellabdle Clothes Shop at 95 Main Street in Ansonia. Officers recovered four coins and two dresses from the suspects when they were caught trying to sell the items.
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Angonia
George Evans
George Ford
New Haven
Ansonia
Main Street
Fire Department Captain Holden Mourned In Holden Funeral
Funeral services for Captain Charles W. Holden of Gridse port Fire Department were held at his home on 121 Ann Street with Rev. Henry Whitehead of Trinity Opal Church officiating. A large delegation of firemen escorted the cortege to Mountain Grove Cemetery. pallbearers were captains Edward Foley Michael Bain Michael Dalley John Killian Nicholas Jorn and Arthur T Platt. Delegates included personnel from Engine Nos. 1 and 6 7 8 10 11 22 with captains and lieutenants listed, plus Chemical No. 1 2 3 and Truck companies No. 1 3 and 9 and their officers.
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Charles W. Holden
Gridseport Fire Department
Ann Street
Henry
Whitehead
Trinity Opal Church
Mountan Grove Cemetery
Edward FP. Foley
Michael Bain
Michael Dalley
John Killian
Nicholas Jorn
Arthur T. Platt
Emen
Peter Petr
Albert Schmidlin
Edward Feley
Thiera Wendt
James BE Sanmet McBride
He. Lilet
Thomas Reilly
George Raymond Sullivan
James McCormick
John Dunn
Arthur Thut
Thomas Carroll
Nicholas Horan
Martin Grace
Walter H
Willliam Hlebte
Jerome Turpin
Bartholomew Farrell
Henry Albus
Wiliam Laubscher
Edward Barry
Joseph Whalen
George Hummell
Christopher Kier
Nan
Chemical Company No
Michael H. Bain
John May
Hugh Rodgers
John Clancy
Chemical No
George Killian
Nicholay
Cousina
Chemical
William Foley
Truck Company No
Michael Dailey
John Smith
John W. Doolan
Weham Fiuth
Patrick Merriter
Augustus Hannon
John Ward
Sidney Tomlin
Edward Thornton
Frank Bobalka
Prank
Howgaie Ag
William Iele
Garment workers return as plant reopens in city
Six hundred workers of Wolf and Abrams garment makers on Seruce Street return to work after a parley with management. Talks over wage cuts had led to a shutdown Monday, but long meetings yielded a reopening agreement with the plant staying in Avlageport as its lease expires and renewal remains undecided.
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Wolf and Abrhams
Gament Gnagkers
Seruce Street
Betwen
West Warlers
Qufinuts
Avidgeport
Ise
Luncheon Club Addresses Bank Check Liabilities
Fairfield Luncheon club discusses bank responsibilities to depositors when checks sent for collection are lost in the mail. Banks cannot be liable for checks not yet presented. deposits are not credited until checks are honored. Depositors advised to stop payment and reissue checks to avoid losses.
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Dee
State Banking Department
Fairfeld Trust Company
Fairfield Trust Company
Trust Company
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