Judge Rules Remus Insane After Probate Hearing
The probate court judge declared Remus insane after a sanity hearing. Doctors testified he is a dangerous psychopath, unmorally and prone to outbursts. Remus pressed habeas corpus as counsel for himself while awaiting a decision next Tuesday. His wartime service and public support are noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueders
Hemus
Remus
George Re
H. H. Hoppe
Thoms A. Ruth Lippe
Howard D. McIntyre
David J. Wolfstein
Charles W. Kiely
Court of Common Pleas
Charles H. Elston
Lueder
Elston
Charles S. Bell
Gene
Chicago
Civcinnati
Dr Adams Wins Military Funeral After War Service
Dr Adams, long noted Bridgeport physician with over 30 years service in Fairfield County, dies after a fall during illness at Stratfield hotel. He served in France 1917 18 and wore the silver wound button. Funeral plans to be handled by the Veterans Bureau with standby arrangements by James J. Merama and Major Brannigan.
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France
Bannigan
Hartford
New Haven
Bridgeport
Lafayette Street
Long Hill
Stratfield Hotel
Ridgeport Hospital
Fairfied
Adams
Stratield
Fend
H. 3. Schulz
Arims
Buegeport
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Tos. Bhwen
Veterans’ Bureau
Connectic
Cerone
Dureal
Han
Danbury Teachers Granted Hearing Amid Dismissal Row
Danbury officials and residents confront a dismissal case involving two popular teachers Wanzer and Husk. State board member Meridith orders a hearing after questioning, while town leaders consider withholding maintenance funds. Packard, the trade school principal, and other local figures play roles as committees form to probe the action.
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Danbury
Meridith
A. J. Trinder
Everett J. Packard
Trinder
A. Homer Fillan
John Setre
Jeader
Henry £. Wilson
Nathan Siro
State Board of Education
Board of Education
Wanzer
American Legion
Husk
Auto Drivers Face Arrest As Registration Rush Looms
Auto drivers are liable to arrest as 1928 license plates go on display. The office force works late to file all registrations, with hundreds expected to line up today for new registrations and plates. New Year revelers risk arrest if they keep old plates during celebrations.
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Preuaure
Infant Treated After Convulsions in City
Ten months old Mene Ross of 434 South Avenue was treated for convulsions yesterday afternoon. City ambulance summoned and Dr. J. M. Maher in charge treated the child at home.
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Mene Ross
South Avenue
Che City
J. M. Maher
Behrens Expands City Appointments After December
Mayor Behrens announces seven changes to city commissions and boards, swearing in the new appointees after January 1. The revamped roster includes Police, Fire, City Planning, Recreation, Zoning, and Building commissions, with several holdovers and new names such as T. J. Paresy and Judge Miller drawing attention in political circles.
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Behrens
Tax Board
Hobbs
Phelan
Burnjuum
Alfred W. Burdick
City Hall
D. C
Miler
Fox Board
Miller
Frederic A. Bartlett
Rstate
Samuel F. Beardskey
Pardy
Dawes
Richard H. Murphy
Richard Oppel
Dawe
Stephen F. Boucher
Frank D. Anderson
Polce
John W. Brey
Oe Bullard Machine Tool Co
James D. Lawler
Henry N. McCathron
James J. Stone
Oliver G Righter
Bray
Righter
J. Kenry Callahan
Whilliam
L. Zepp
Lows E. Richards
Joseph
H. Howard
Callahan
Tuchards
Harry E. Husted
William I. Brady
Jacob B. Klemm
Charles Schwarz
Husted
Schwarz
J Gerald Phelan
James T. Reyolds
George H. Wood
Alderman Harrison
John J. Farmer
Yellow Mill
F. Osborne
South End
Hyut
William E. Hogan
Hogan
Osborne
Fred W. Harrison
James A. McElro
Prec D
John G. Schwarz
Thevening Board of Appeals
Zoning Board
Appeals Board
Carl F Siemon
Ernest G. Southey
John H. Rieh
Fire Destroys Ships and Piers in Clyde Line Disaster
A series of fires destroyed ships and two piers along the Clyde line in 1894. The Seneca, a World War troop transport later, was among vessels damaged and later rebuilt. One ship, the x, with 989 passenger and freight capacity, 2,969 gross tons and valued at $760,000, survived prior incidents but its crew faced injuries as fires spread and crews fled over the side.
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Cade
Rawlings
Seneca
Ttst
New York-Miami
Welcome crowd floods Lowes store on Saturday night
A large group gathered at Lowes for a Saturday night event with 4 856 choppers noted in attendance. The organizers express happiness at welcoming the riders and pride in helping bring happiness to others.
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Lowes
Connecticut
Chiffon Hosiery Fashion Tips for New Year
Women plan last minute hosiery selections for New Year outfits. Advice covers matching to frocks or opting for delicate chiffon shades to appear as if no stockings are worn. Franchette hosiery exclusive with Howland's Bridgeport priced $1.65 and Onyx Pointex with slenderizing heel at $1.85 Miia Vlog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland’s
Bridgeport
Better-Grade Hats Now Offered at Lower Prices
Hats offered at reduced prices with items listed as Better-Grade Hats. Various price points include $12.50, $3.95, $5, $7.50, and $10, with quantities noted as 55 hits and 87.40 hats in the ad copy.
Handkerchiefs Offered At Reduced Prices In Sale
A large assortment of decorative handkerchiefs is offered at cut prices. Women's linen and cotton handkerchiefs with embroidery or colored corners are 19c each. Men's linen or rayon handkerchiefs with colored woven stripes are 4c each. White cotton handkerchiefs with colored stripes also available.
Fashionable Vetours Coats for Little Sisters and Toddlers
Prominent fur trimmed collars and cuffs for young children. For Little Sister ages 2 to 6, charming coats and new sets include a sweater, mittens, leggings and tat. Teddy Bear suits priced from $5 to $10, suits range $4.25 to $7.58.
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Judge
DR. Adams
Chichesters
Eaper
Burnham
Robert Jelliffe
Frederick Claugon
John Gramignages
J. Northey
Patrick D. O'Brien
Alexander L. Delaney
Henry Greenstein
James A. McElay
Ins Pune Works
Primrose House
Hudnut's
Coty’s
L’origen
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Howland
Miia Vlog
Sevond Phage
Maia Foor
Goodrich
Wefhis
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