Insane Hospital Attendants Bound Over in Derby Case
Rudd town December 28 Associated Press John H Walsh James Morrison and Thomas Tobin attendants at the Conacticut State Hospital for the Insane bound over to the April term of the Superior court on manslaughter charges in the death of inmate Pistro Tallanelli of Derby. Daniel Keefe discharged after evidence showed he was not present. Bonds set at 500 each. Medical Examiner Leveral testified 29 ribs broken and heart injured by a fractured rib. Tallanelli died two hours after being taken to Middlesex hospital following a Mercy Christmas incident.
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Ecourt
Hevas
Tallanelli
John E. Leveland
Chester Waterman
Tallancill
Middlesex Hospital
Superior Court
New Haven
Ford
New Have Court
Chief Justice Taft Calls Conference of Circuit Judges
Washington December 26 The first conference of the nine senior circuit judges under a new act to expedite Federal Judicial Business has been called by Chief Justice Taft. It will be held in Washington on Thursday. The law also authorizes 24 more district judges and plans transfers of judges to congested districts to improve justice administration.
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Washington
AssOciated Press
Congress
Taft
Women’s clubs protest Hays against Arbuckle
In New York on December 26 the General Federation of Women’s Clubs urged Will Hays to block Roscoe Arbuckle’s return to films. Chairwoman Mrs. Wood Allen Chapman said the group would aid rehabilitation but protect youths from reviving the trial’s degrading details and immoral associations.
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New York
Associ_ ated
Roscoe Arbuckle
Will
Hartford Grange Leader Ends Life in Personal Tragedy
Hartford December 26 Frank Marri age 65 leader of the local grange and noted market gardener died by suicide today, shooting himself at home after a nervous breakdown. He left a wife and child.
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Hartford
Aled
Frank Marri
Hama
Hy Teaver
Can You Be Happy Amid Christmas Starvation Crisis
The text urges readers to find joy yet acknowledge stark hunger abroad during Christmas. It warns that many children in distant Bible lands may starve unless people act with generosity and compassion.
Personal Injury Suit Seeks 2500 Damages in Cos Cob
Slag B. Eacl files a personal injury suit against Humphrey A. Lee seeking 2500 in damages for injuries from an accident on May 29, 1922, on the Post road in Cos Cob, alleged as caused by Lee driving carelessly.
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Slag B. Eacl
Humphrey A. Lee
Post Road
Cos Cob
Eight Die From Bootleg Liquor In New York City
Eight deaths in New York are attributed to poisoned bootleg liquor with a score of drinkers hospitalized. A Brooklyn woman is arrested as the seller of a drink linked to one fatality. Prohibition Director Yellowley notes smugglers and a home consumption trend despite enforcement efforts.
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New York
Dee. B.C
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Prohibition
Yellowley
Westport Water Company and Town Sued for 40000
Susie Sobody administratrix seeks 40000 damages against the Town of Westport and the Westport Water Company for jointly negligent maintenance of a broken main on Post Road near State Street. A pool of water allegedly caused a car crash injuring John Iovacz passenger Frank Butts, with the deceased later dying. Writ shows 20000 attachment. Accident occurred Oct 3, 1928, about a week before the passenger’s death.
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Westportt
Wetaport Water Company
Post Road
State Street
John
Susie Sobody
John Iovacq
Frank Buctts
Qllowine
Pairfield Court to Try Larceny and Swindle
In Fairfield December, two cases set for arraignment in Town Court Thursday morning. Charles Murtha surrendered to Constable H.R. Elwood and faces larceny charges after arrival at Wethersfield prison. Ralph Morton, arrested by Elwood after a five week pursuit, stands charged with swindling many by posing as an officer for a New York orphan asylum. Martha, turned over to police after a prior prison sentence for motorcycle theft, is linked to a Brooklawn Country Club locker room theft over a year ago.
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Fainfield
Charles Murtha
H.R. Elwood
Wethersfield Prison
Ralph Morton
Elwood
Moe
Martha
Lurfind
Fair
Brooklawn Country Club
Morton
Asylio
New York
New Motor Vehicle Licenses Start Monday Across State
State motor vehicles commissioner warns motorists to obtain new license markers by December 12. Police will begin arrests New Year’s Day for those without updated plates. Color schemes: green and white for pleasure cars, white with green figures for commercial vehicles.
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State Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Sneal Police
Danbury Sued Over Slippery Main Street Walk
The city of Danbury is named as defendant in two personal injury cases filed yesterday seeking $2,000 each. Plaintiffs claim injuries from an icy snow accumulate on Main Street site walls and a defective highway, with dates of December 24 1921 and December 25 1921 cited.
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Danbury
Annelio Fation
Danbu
Thrutbe
van Noshrand
Waterbury
Dee
Danbury Auto Owner Sues Over 1922 Crash
Charles W. Stevens files suit for damages to his automobile against Nathan Milter of Danbury alleging negligence and reckless driving in an October 20 1922 collision on White Street Danbury seeking two hundred dollars in damages.
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Nathan Miltner
Danbury
Charles W. Stevens
Hig Automobile
White Street
Tyranny period due for world says Shaw defender
London reports George Bernard Shaw argues democracy is failing and that history cycles through oligarchy democracy tyranny with tyranny returning amid a growing proletariat. He questions whether true democracy can endure and notes Britain drifts toward an elected oligarchy for five years. The piece also mentions Bonar Law trousers and London radio restrictions, plus Lloyd George potential U.S. lectures.
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London
George Lemary Shaw
Europe
Shaw
Doles
Mie
Eeeise
Great Britain
Sunday Express
Bower Law
Express
Andrew Bonar Law
St. John
N B
James Law
George Bernard Shaw
England
St. Pancras
Fairfield Booster Club Creates Innovations
The Fairfield Booster Club held a noon meeting with 45 members at Gaquowa hull. The constitution bylaws and dues were discussed and adopted. Two new offices Yea-Bot and Booster were created and a 10 percent composition offer from Standard Bottling Company of Bridgeport was accepted by creditors.
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M Khan
Gaquowa Hull
Standard Bottling ‘Company
Bridgeport
Ste*erns
John Keogh
Bankruntcy Court
Ves. Verdas
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