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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1927

Page

19

Alensts Test Remus for Mental Condition

Three alienists appointed by Probate Judge William Lueders began a preliminary examination of George Remus in Cincinnati Ohio. The test will determine if he is fit to stand trial or should be committed to an insane asylum for the death of his wife Imogene in October. Doctors H D McIntyre Thomas A Ratther and Hermia Hoppe will represent the probate court.

Cincinnati Ohio Associated Press Wiliam Lueders George Remus Imogene H. D. McIntyre Thomas A. Ratther Hermia Hoppe

Sanity hearing set as Remus case moves forward

December 28 marks the start of a sanity hearing after an In Remus examination in his cell. Judge Luedera took no action on a motion for an earlier hearing or bail. Gabriel Ryerson, Remus brother-in-law, asked for Remus to argue the issue before Judge Luedris. County prosecutor Taft and assistants asserted the petitioner was sane during the murder trial. Remus noted 68 days in jail and referenced alienists who found him sane. A petition by twelve jurors requesting perjury charges against John Berger was presented to Judge Chester R. Shook to be heard Saturday.

Luedera Remus Gabriel Ryerson Luedris Charles B. Taft

Santa Claus distributes gifts at Westport church party

In Westport on December 23 Edward Butner of Main Street appeared as Santa Claus for the Children of Mary of the Church of the Assumption, distributing gifts to about 400 youngsters at the annual Christmas party in the basement. The event featured recitations, songs, and a program by local students and crews, followed by continued holiday activities and a separate Bedford Junior High Christmas program.

Westport Santa Claus Ui Edward Butner Main Street Children of Mary of the Church of the Assumption Billy Schaefer Mary Wystick Annie Kozak Twarda Santa Claus Bertha Bigroy Ane Kozak Johanna Debish Helen Muraskin Nville Kozak Gingeread Helen Uraskin Sophie Kowal Jack Hall Mary Mynodney Willant London Providengia Posterino Rose Nowack Jack Coyle Angela Carusone Annie Barrie Peggy Baynham Mary Brlucci Charles Crea Lucy Perotelli Margaret Gary Accortan Michael Gurn Ritabel Angeline Vallante Earl Skinner Malvina Vielet Aide Manzi Mary Carusone Angeline Carusone Marguerite McKean Shell Fish Commission H. G. Marshall Isvq New Haven Saugavuck Stanley L. Tallmadge Bedford Junior High School Bethlehem St. Luke Evelyn Weingartner Kathry Dunnigan Florence Fable Robert Donaher Carmen Knox Clara Bridge Street Norwalk Ansonia Harvey A. Kent Morwalit Lemuel Allen Harveys K. Allen Roosevelt Hospital Buffain Allen Lawrence Smith Cornell Univers Joseph Smith Compn Parkway Glee Ciih Staple High School Hark Herald Angels Belleherrn Helen Clark Robertson Christman Vigla Alley Mary Lauterboeh St Nicholas George Remacp St Nick Aureta Cas Velie Fanta Chedrede Dann Imnp Deksen Meryikentan Edra Jolena Virginia Carton

County Commissioner Harvey M. Kent Dies at Home

The American flag on the county corner firmisee was flown yesterday in Norwalk to honor late Harvey M. Kent, a county commissioner who died early yesterday at his home.

Firmise Eroress Billshaft Cesport Harvey M. Kent Vin Norwalk

Radio Program Listings Across Stations and Times

A dense wrap of holiday season radio schedules from WICC WESF WNYC WOR and others detailing morning noon and evening programs. orchestras choirs carols services and dramatic readings fill the day with numerous named performers venues and times across New York Newark and Washington DC.

WICC Bridgeport Morning Glory U. S. Weather S. Agriculture Buldo2i WESF New York Federation Bill A Parnassus Trio St. Paula Ghateh Rose Janssen Parnassug Iria Manhattan Trio Creole Six Harmony Singer Leslie Davis Chimes Va Tierouh Gmkers Charles Dickens Chas H. Maus Dr. Cadiman Trinity Church NBC Roxanne Willams Binger

Outstanding Radio Schedule Across U S Cities Tonight

A dense list of broadcasting lineups from Waldorf Astoria to coast stations. Highlights include New York Symphony Orchestra performances on WEAF and WJZ, and Christmas programs led by Dr. Parkes Cadman. Multiple cities feature the Philco Hour and municipal bands with varied evening times.

Venetan Gondoliers NBC al Friedman Siumpung Astor Orchestra RCA New York Symphony Orchestra Philco Washington, D.C Sqtam—Wayc New York Crofts cChristmas Planologue Herman Neuman WNYC Yabc Clington Barclay Orchestra Mayflower Orchestra Tmgton Waldorf Astoria Beaux Arts Orchestra Newark Esther Jaffe Gertrude Bartol Adam Miller Barkgone Orll and Harvey Henderson Villa Venice Orchestra Shelton Lutuk the Eskimo Don Bruton Frederick Paulding Ole Ems Bamberger Little Symphony Grange iLgo WMCA New Ridges Sport Chit Gadden Orchestra STU Wey York Edwin Breen Studio Ensembl Ale Ave Young Adrian da Sil Edmonds Bertram Taylor Eligabrin K. Haupt Sidney John Smith Elizabeth K. Haupt Sturry Uarrison Kate Jonas Lyn Teng ATL Dante Orchesta Uncle Geebee Vanderbilt String Christemas Cures WORC SLW Haven Usd Queens Borough Sporty Clu Henk WEAF Women's University Glen Club WJZ Philca Parkes Cadman EGO Pacific Coast Chain WPG Atlantic City Harmonice WBAL Baltimore —Sasak Jubilee Singers Municipal WEEI Boston le Paradis Gand Christmas Singers Buffalo High Jinkers Old Gold Broadway Parkes Caiman WMAK WSM HDKA Pitsburgh Providence Rochester 3TIM WGY Schenectady TOK WRZ Springfeld Singing Orchestra CKCL Toronto Puddicombe Washington Waldorf-Astoria Orches New York Symphony Schestra Prlais d’Or Orchestra Sigm—Wtag Worcester Dance Orchestra WWNC Astley le Tl UK Glee Club WSB Santa—thon Fhileo Wrod—Chattanooga Arlington Ensemble WIAX Jacksonville WITAS WMC Nashville New York Chestra WSME New Orleans Chestra Hieo WGN WLIB Chicago Drake Ensemble Mark Love Bisso Sam YES Liar Hamiltone i Chhues WLW Cinebastl New York Symphany Orchestra Philco Hou Oran BES WTLAM Cleveland Iiatd Cavaliers Palace Davyenport Sport News New York Symphony Orim Dea Moines Four Kings of Harmony New Yok Symphony Orchestra Philea Palkis d'Or Hagen Wcux-Wik Detroit Philco Hour Wwd Bud WBP Fort Worth Cook WDAF Kansas City Nighthawks Wcco Minn St. Paul Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra Maha—Sook New York Symphony Orches KSD St. Louis Phileo Palais d'Or Cass Hagan

Farm price level steady through mid December

Washington reports the general level of farm prices unchanged from November 15 to December 15, at 37 percent above the pre war level and 10 index points above last year. Gains in grains apples beef veal dairy wool and other products were offset by declines in cotton potatoes hogs lambs sheep and chickens.

Washington Associated Press Department of Agriculture

Police Chief Denies Charges In Surplus Still Case

Ludlow, Mass. December 23. Police Chief Joseph Fouche and five others including two selectmen, a motorcycle officer, a highway surveyor and a Springfield man face 15 indictments for conspiracy and bribery linked to a large still raid on November 19. Fouche says the charges are absolutely false and plans to remain in office. They are to be arraigned at 10 o'clock Tuesday in superior court.

Ludlow Mass Huge Still Ludlo W Associated Press Joseph 4. Fouche Board of Selectmen, & Road Surveyor Springfield Fouche Thomas J. Hyland James J. Plynv Thomas H. Laughran Ashley N. Boucher James M. Ainsworth AMI Superior Court

Fishing with His Tail Malay Tale of a Crab Catching Monkey

A Malay traveler reports a curious scene where a monkey uses its tail as a hook to pull crabs from holes. After catching a crab the monkey washes and eats it at the water’s edge. On a rising tide a drowning monkey was found with its tail in a hole, the crab having caught it.

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