Funeral rites for Warren B. Plumb held in Trumbull
Warren B. Plumb, longtime Trumbull resident and former town selectman, was laid to rest in Nichols Cemetery after funeral services at his home. Surviving are wife Cora A., two sons Frederick H. and Allen W., three daughters, six grandchildren, and siblings. He served as church and town official, including Trinity parish clerk and justice of the peace. The service drew many neighbors and relatives.
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Trumbull
Warren B. Plumb
Oghoek
George M. Geisel
Oliver Beard
Bennett Beard
Milton B. Howley
Oscar Plumb
Plumb
Buriat
Nichols
Leotman
Vestrynan
Trinity Parlyb
Firswarden
Justice of the Peace
Cora
Frederick H
Orientals
Allen W
GC. G. Curtis
L. A. Methnagle
S. Pp. French
West Newton
Mass
Leonard DB. Plumb
Bridgepart
Coolidge Nominates Three Connecticut Postmasters
President Coolidge today named three Connecticut postmasters. Willa P. Dette of North Haven Casper K. Ballay of Norwich and James J. Witepatrick of Meriden are the appointees.
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Washington
Coollage
Willa Pp. Dette
North Haven
Conn
Casper K. Ballay
Norwich
James J. Witepatrick
Meriden
Hartford Man Run Down by C N E Train
Samuel Post, 70, a carpenter, was struck and killed by a Central New England train at Pleasant Valley about a mile and a half from Hartford this morning. The body was thrown about 30 feet but not mangled. He leaves two sons and a daughter.
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Narnord
Amuel Post
Central New England
Pleasant Valley
Peat
Caughtar
Leader Of Trio Of Burglars Sent To Reformatory
Homer Bradley led a trio of local burglars arrested for burglary. Bradley, 25, was sentenced to Cheshire Reformatory by Judge J Moss. Theodore Skusko, 20, received suspended sentence and probation. Gordon Smith, 34, had his sentence deferred to next Saturday to review prior record. The men admit robbing five stores in two months, with Heyman department store last October yielding the only valuable loot. Police suspect Hartwell Brady clothing store theft as well, which the trio deny.
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Danbury
Homer Bradley
Cheshire Reformatory
J. Moss
Yves
Theodore Skusko
Aled
Reformatory
Gordon Smith
Heyman
Hartwell-Brady Clothing
Schopige Elected Head Of Newtown Synagogue
The Congregation Adhas Israel of Newtown yesterday elected Harry Schoplek of Newtown president. They voted to repair the church with exterior painting and interior redecorating. New steps were added and members plan to make the place of worship attractive and credit to the district. A festival party is planned for next Sunday with a speaker from the Jewish Agricultural and Telus tril Ald society of New York City.
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Adhas Israel of
Newtown
Harry Schoplek
Itswag
Jewish Agricultural and Telus Tril Ald Society
New York City
Garder
Jewish Ladies’ Auxiliary
Newtown and
Stepney
Hono
Harry 4Dor
Newelty
Brs
Garder Wie
2Ary
Ma Gardet
Max Schimmelian
J. Gooseman
Isaac Busker
Mies
Samuel Nalevky
Max Busker
I Zchopick
Josh
Pozinsk
Sars
Levine
Rose
Nusbaum
Goldberg
Westport Judge Nolles Case of Frank Heene y
Special to the Telegram John Sturri fined 7 dollars and costs in Town court after pleading guilty to drunkenness and arrested Thursday in the Bedford district by Chief Qugley. Frank Aimer of Saugetudl received fifteen days for drunkenness. A drunken incident involving Walter Duffy led to abuse at Abner’s home, with the man jailed. Heeney’s reckless driving charge was dismissed on costs after a moderate speed finding. John Knablin discharged from Not Wall Hospital after over a week’s confinement.
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Westport
John Sturri
Joseph Adams
Stuur
Charles J. Qugley- Frank Aimer
Saugetudl
Joseph Adamis
Walter Duffy
Abner
Aia
Lntr
Bridgeport
Meaney
Frank Heeney
Stratford
John Knablin
Walfield Avenue
Toriig
Heeney
John Knabiin
Notwalle Hospital
Koposak Will Admitted to Probate in Local Court
The will of Helen Koposak, who died October 11, valued around $6,000, was filed in probate. Executors John Fissick and Peter Sela filed to act. they will manage property and income for three minor children, with Peter Koposak and Peter Kopcsak named as administrators. George Mara and Michael Arnolsky named free praises.
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Helen Kopasak
fUlsely
John Fissick
Peter Sela
Hrasick
Segla
Paul L. Miller
Peter Kopsak
Petar Kopcsak
George Mara
Michael Arnolsky
Pollen Department
Fiee
Council Committees Set Meetings This Week
Chairman Edward Bryant of the Fire committee called a 3 o'clock meeting tomorrow afternoon. Aldermen Koehler Sanford Baird Martnett attend, with Hartnett resigned. Kornlinend and Wlaskhant chair Cla mn and Lamps committees, meeting Thursday night. Harrison of Ordinances committee called a meeting Friday.
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Cla Mn
Lamps
Bree
Fred X W. Harrison
Bag
Hartford Girl Held for Boston Police Report
Charlotte Cheany of Hartford is sought by Boston police as a suspected accomplice of Joseph Kelly of Boston. Kelly, an accused thief, was treated here yesterday morning at the railroad station. Kelly was arrested last week. Milks Creaty was held without bonds for delivery to Boston police.
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Charlotte Cheany
Hartford
Boston
Joseph — 2
Kelly
Ender
Pink satin striped Mace accessory with elastic inserts
A pink satin striped item with a bone front is described as a purchase option. The note encourages buying an extra brassier for oneself, suggesting a personal or fashion context and potential marketing language.
Wool Gauntlets Make Warm Holiday Gift
Long cuff wool gauntlets priced at 59c and 69c offer snug warmth for misses and women. Ideal for cold weather, these gloves help complete the gift list with practical style.
Norwalk Doctor Sues Helfants for Medical Services
Dr. William J. Tracey sues Mr. and Mrs. Isat Helfant in Norwalk for professional services claimed as damages of 400 dollars. The suit states he rendered services to various members of the Helfants’ household on multiple dates.
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Norwalk
Lothe
Isat Helfant
William J. Tracey
Camel Hall Skirts Introduce New Smart Plaids and Stripes
Camel Hall unveils a range of new skirts in plaids stripes plaid squares and plain material. The line targets sports and business women with a welcome gift idea as newly received stock lands in stores.
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Camel Hall
Special purchase of paii necklaces with 414k gold clasp
A special purchase offers paii necklaces described as pure luster and guaranteed not to fade or peel. Each piece features a 414k gold clasp. The item is touted as two exceptionally suffering.
Limited stock 88 offers joy for little ones
For happy making companions for children, a limited quantity at 88 encourages very early shopping. The line suggests a small run of toys or items marketed to parents seeking joyful, child friendly products. Strong entities are implied by 88 and children.
Toilet Water 89 perfume bottle summary
Attractively bottled Toilet Water 89 offered in Lily of the Vale violet, Gardenia, Rose, and Matadors aromas. Described as a pretty inexpensive gift remembrance suitable for gifting.
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Gardenia
Rose
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Broadway, New York
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Waterman
Reidstoc
the Arbuckle
Arbuckle Broc
Water Street
Schopige
Newtown Synagogue Israel
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Jartford
Boston Police
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