Trolley Derailment Injures Pedestrian on Barnum Avenue
A trolley derailed on Barnum Avenue near Noble Street injuring a passenger, Mrs. Thomas Perry, 26 Park Street, who sustained a hip injury. The motor truck involved belonged to Bound Merkering of New Haven, car operator Spillane in charge, and Aurelius Pepper, 119 Winter Street, was arrested on domestic complaint and to be arraigned in city court.
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Real estate man held for assault in Waterbury frame-up
David Albert prominent real estate dealer and wealthy citizen was arrested by order of the presiding judge on assault and frame-up charges. Albert accused Michael Bizuk and wife of defrauding him of 9 dollars, and alleged they framed him at the Vieir house. He waived arraignment and was held for trial under bonds of 5000. Mr and Mrs Bizuku faced charges of blackmail.
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Washington State Postal Men Hear Speakers in Middletown
State postal men from Washington State will hear from officials of the Post Office Department and others at a luncheon and meeting in Middletown. Speakers include Assistant Postmaster General, a Connecticut postmaster, and representatives from the manufacturing and banking sectors. Postmaster Greene and Bridgeport supervisors will be present in the forenoon to offer guidance to postmasters and rural carriers.
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National Grange Opposes Sales Tax in Letters
Washington February 12 The National Grange opposes any sales tax or direct consumption tax. M Atkeson of Washington representatives states letters were sent to Senate Finance Committee Chair McCumber and Ways and Means Chair Jordney. The group predicts an excess tax to fund the bonus and argues the tax should not burden the needy or basic necessities.
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