Death of Valued Westport Steed Spurs $3,000 Claim
Ruth P. Fleming of Fairfield plaits suit against John H. McCarry alleging a horse named Citeg atones owned by Fleming was struck by a car driven by Garry, operated by Rimacella, on Hayberry Lane. Fleming seeks 3000. Cook seeks 21000 for injuries. Other auto crash suits involve Edward Conroy and Victoria Kubans with 1500 and 25000 claims respectively. Plaintiffs sue Egan and Gray Line Run Corp and Sues Insurance Co. Judge Huxford ruled for store owners against the carriers earlier. Patrick O’Brien sues United Financial Insurance Co for back injury from a runaway team in 1926.
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John Rufus Booth
Ruth P. Fleming
Fairfield
John H. McCarry
Y Westport
Joh Cook
Westport Hunt Club
Citegatones
Hayberry Lane
Westport
MrGarry
Edward Rimacella
Cook
Edward Conroy
Victoria Kubans
Pembroke
Arctic Streeta
John van
Egan
Arctic Street
Gray Line Run Corporation
Air mail rate cut approved by House sub committee
A House post office sub committee unanimously approved reducing air mail postage to ten cents per half ounce. The new rate would be ten cents per half ounce, lowering the current rate for air mail shipments. The action, reported by the Associated Press, reflects the push to simplify and cut costs in early air postal services.
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Washington
Feo
Associated Press
House
Change in Wind Saves Palestine from Locusts
A wind shift prevented a locust outbreak feared this spring in Palestine. Locust swarms appeared near Wady and Petawat on a wind toward the coast, prompting government mobilization and flame guns. The wind suddenly veered southeast, driving the locusts into barren desert and averting disaster.
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Palestine
Jerusales
Associated Press
Wady
Peta
Po Estive
Slarrat
Senate Hears Dismissal Over Anti trust Case
Washington Feb 6 Major and minor reports condemn and defend the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission over the dismissal of the anti trust case against Continental Baking Corp. The Senate Judiciary Committee considered the reports after an inquiry last session. Senator Walsh urged public reproach for dereliction of duty while Senator Deneneen urged that the decree checked a drive toward a bread trust and aided general industrial stability.
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Washington
Asselated Press
Department of Justice
Federal Commission
Continental Baking Corporation
Senate Judiciary Committee
Walsh
Montana
Borah
Idaho
Deneen
Hitneis
Continental Corporation
Federal District Court
Baltimore
Ward Food Products Corporation
Continental Was & Subbsrdiary
Senate
Bread Trust
Continental
Ward Corporation
Den
Ilinois
Federal Trade Commission
British Parliament to Open With General Election Looming
Lords and commons gather at Westminster for the opening of Parliament likely to precede a general election late this year or 1929. Disarmament, League of Nations, empire issues expected to figure, with a major focus on the equal franchise bill granting women full parliamentary vote at twenty one. Five million new voters anticipated.
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London
Associated Press
Westminster
League of Nations
Austen Chamberlain
Church of England
House of Commons
Stanley Baldwin
Worcestershire
Ramsay MacDonald
Lossiemouth
Sootland
America
David Lloyd George
Brazil
Springfield Doctor Ward Dies After Venerable Career
Springfield Mass Feb 6 Dr Frederick J Ward a physician for thirty years and active in insurance examining work died late last night He formerly instructed in pathology at Columbia University and headed an exemption board during World War II
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Springfield
Mass
Associated Press
Frederick J. Ward
Columbia University
Tilson Named Judge of Customs Court in Washington
President Coolidge moved to nominate William J. Tilson of Georgia to the United States Customs Court with indications of likely senate approval. The Georgia nominee, brother to House Republican leader John Tilson, has faced prior opposition over residency and legal experience, with former objections by Senator Harris of Georgia. Tilson has served under recess appointments for nearly two years.
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Washington
Senate
Wiliam J. Tilton
Atlanta
Coolidge
Tilson
United States Customs Court
Republican House
John @ .Lilbon
Connecticut
Tiison
Harris
Creorgia
Tison
Middle District
Hariig
Congress
Gure
Cases Against Trio Continued
Pending further investigation in the breaking of a window at Schulte Cigar store, three young men arrested on breach of the peace charges had their cases continued in City court. Also listed are Gerald Clinton, Eugene Boutilier, John Fitzpatrick, and others facing drunkenness, non support, and related offenses with varied continuances and hospital commitments.
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Schulte
Congress
Main Streets
John Samolik
Pembroke Street
Barney Cedzin
Seaview Avenue
Michael McCoy
Arcle Street
Robert Kelly
Harbornew, Place
Kelly Twins
Gerald Clinton
Goodeek Street
Eugene Bouteilier
South Avenue
Derby
John Fitzpatrick
Broad Street
Norwich Hospital
George McLaughlin
Prospect Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Joan Boland
Congress Street
Springfield
Norwich Atate Hospital
James J. Fenton
State Street
Peter Brannigan
Washington Avenue
Henry Kuhl
Long Hill
Jack Manuel
Howard Avenue
Marion Meyers
Hancock Aveue
Agnes Meyers
Harry Cohen
Mexican Statue of Christ Bombed Near Guanajuato
A Christ statue near Silao in Guanajuato state was destroyed by dynamite. Dispatches say the monument, funded by Mexican Catholics, stood at a central location for the country. It was dedicated late in Obregon’s era by Monsignor Filippi, who later was deported for religious ceremonies outside a church.
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Nexico City
Associated Pleas
Silao
Guanajuato
Mexico City
Peitor
Mexio
Obregon
Calles
Monsignor
Filippi
Papal Muncio
Mexico
Flippi
New Haven Foundation Filed In Probate Court
SEW HAVEN FOUNDATION FORMS, New Haven, Feb 6. Arties and resolutions creating the New Haven foundation to distribute funds for community needs were filed with Judge John L. Gilson in Probate court. The organization will supplement the Community Chest, aiding charitable and benevolent enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Associated Press
New Haven Foundation
John L. Gilson
Vie Community Chest
Bexe- Hichlet Enterprises
Hair nets advertised by Brooklawn and Daisy brands
Advertisement notes Bridgeport made hair nets from first quality human hair in single and double mesh. Available in all shades including gray and white. Priced regularly at 10c each or 79c per dozen for Daisy brand, with double mesh cap shapes offered in all shades and gray and white. other details mention varied pricing and vendors.
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Brooklawn
Howland's
Bridgeport
Wellris
Beautifully Colored Silks For Evening Georgette
A brief note on silk fabrics describes softly blended pastels suited to soft billowy skirts. The text mentions evening Georgette fabric and a price of two dollars, with unclear OCR endings.
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Georgette
Baby Shop ad offers weighing and mother advice service
An ad from Baby Shop promises a trained attendant at all times to weigh babies and advise mothers. It also lists handmade crochet booties, Madeira bibs, soft blankets, silk comforts, and rubber sets in pink or blue with prices ranging from 25 cents to $5.95.
Ideal t-drawer new home cabinet price sale
A new home cabinet option offered at 39 and 75 dollars with drawer styling. The listing highlights affordable pricing for kitchen storage solutions.
Little Boys Jersey Suits in Blue Brown and Green Styles
Middie or Oliver Twist models offered in blue brown and green with harmonizing slides.
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Little Boys
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Serra Erd
Dr. Peltzer
Studebaker
F. L. Mills Co
Fairfield Ave
Duco
Staas
Coester
Main St
Hhunie
Doctor Dil
Customs Court
Trio
SEW Haven Foundation
Jowlands “& Good
Clondy
Howland’s
Silk Comfortables
Sevand Ituer
Lear
Ored
Arch Preserver Shoes
Howland
Club
Toois
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