Hat Firm Refused Fur Shipment in $10,500 Suit
Jacob W. Katz of Newark sues the Delohery Hat Company of Danbury for 10500 claiming the firm refused 1500 pounds of unpulled fur that Katz delivered last September after the fur was twice rejected. He says he suffered damages from the refusal and the fur was attached to the Danbury factory site. No connection found between Katz and the fur.
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Delohery Hat Company
Danbury
Jacob W. Katz
Newark
N. J
Katz
Kat Company
Kats
Soldier fined for assault in Germania hall riot
Adam Stankiins of 103 Merriam Street was fined $50 and costs after arraignment in city court for assaulting Salvatore Pace a soldier of 4 Frank Street during a near riot at Germania hall on Main Street Saturday night. His attorney appealed the case under bonds of $100. Private Charles I. Preece of 467 Wilmot Avenue, previously reported missing in action, has been severely wounded according to a War Department correction.
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Adam Stankiins
Merriam Street
Salvatore Pace
Frank Street
Germania Hall
Main Street
Preece
Charles I. Preece
Wilmot Avenue
War Department
iGovernment Will Prevent Price Fixing After War Controls
Washington December 40 The Department of Justice will enforce anti trust laws vigorously after January 1 when War Industries Board ceases price controls. Att General Gregory outlined that acts by groups to restrain competition will be examined under the law. Officials note immediate price suppression may help consumers but risks later harm and no benevolent exception exists. The steel industry list remains unevaluated as board had not ruled on prices after January 1.
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Washington
Department of Justice
War Industries Board
Gregory
Department
Burleson Charged With Breaking Faith Over Cable Control
Washington December 30 Senator Hitchcock declared Postmaster General Burleson came close to breaking faith with Congress by taking over control of cable lines after the armistice. He cited a letter Burleson gave the record claiming legal authority based on an attorney general ruling. Senator Kellogg said Burleson violated Congress good faith and was not vindicated even with the ruling.
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Washington
Burleson
Congress
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Today
Cill
Kellogg
Minnesota
Workmen Rush to Pay for Bonds After Lay-Off
Thousands of workers laid off from Remington Army and U M C plants rush to clear Liberty bond accounts in Bridgeport. Bridgeport Trust Company will stay open 4 to 6 p.m. this week to serve depositors who moved to close their finances and take securities with them. Applications for the Christmas club are being accepted for the balance of this week and next.
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Remington Army
Bridgeport
Bridgeport.Trust
Trust Company
Renewal of License Granted for Shea Hotel at 846 Main Street
County commissioners renewed John A. Shea’s liquor license for his hotel at 846 Main Street after a prior remonstrance and hearing. An appeal to Superior Court was filed previously but not heard, and no remonstrance was filed against the current renewal. Commissioner Ballard noted that advertising complied with the law and no grounds existed to deny the latest application.
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John A. Shea
Main Street
Shea
Ballard
Danbury Woman Seeks Divorce on Cruelty
Frances K. Curtis of Danbury files for divorce from Charles R. Curtis in Superior Court citing intolerable cruelty. She claims ownership of property valued at $7,000 and seeks alimony. The couple married May 13, 1896. her maiden name was Frances Leach. The suit is returnable to the January term.
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Superior Court
Frances K. Curtis
Danbury
Charles R. Curtis
Curtis
Frances Leach
Smith Plurality Over Whitman With 14,842 Votes
Albany dispatch reports the state board of canvassers released final vote tallies for governor last November. Alfred E. Smith led over Charles S. Whitman by 14,842 votes, with Smith totaling 1,609,996 and Whitman 995,004.
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Albany
Alfred Ti. Smith
Charles 8. Whitman
State Board of Canvassers
Smith
Whitman
Parish clerk charged with theft from Allis Baths patrons
George Church of 17 Gilbert Street was arrested early yesterday on theft charges at Allis Baths on Pairfield Avenue. He was held in bonds of 200 dollars for City Court appearance this morning. The report alleges Church, a staff member, robbed patrons of the venue.
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Atuas
Allis
Pairfield Avenue
George Church
Gilbert Street
Trig
Church
Apportion Board Meets to Discuss Transfers Friday
A special Board of Apportionment meeting is set for Friday at 4 PM to authorize transfers across several department accounts. Members may discuss possible options informally.
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HOARD
Board of Apportionment
Hearrt
Dairymen Forced High Milk Prices Says Big Packer
New York (Dec 30) Assistant Attorney Dooling says milk price cuts by two large city grocers reflect benefits from a district attorney investigation into price and distribution. One cut from 14 to 13 cents a quart for Grade B milk and another from 14 to 12 12 cents. Witness James R Hatmaker of Mammalia Co testified he was forced by Dairymen's League officers to sign a contract October 1 paying the league one cent per hundred pounds of milk, or risk losing farmer milk.
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New York
Dooling
James R. Hatmaker
Mammalia Company
Knoxville
Dairymen's League
Pala
League
Fruit-a-tives Headache Relief Ad at Ogdensburg NY
Mrs Alexander Shaw of 112 Coburg St St John reports lasting relief from violent headaches after taking Fruit-a-tives. Advertises one box six for 2.50 trial size 25c and requests purchase from dealers or by mail from Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
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Coburg St
St. John
Alexander Shaw
Snc
Fruitatives, Limited
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Danderine Hair Shine Promises Dandruff Elimination
Danderine claims to stop dandruff and hair loss, restore thickness and wave, and deliver immediate shine. It urges readers to buy a small bottle at drug stores, asserting the product strengthens roots and promotes new, healthy hair growth.
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Knowlton
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