Turney declines to attend Stratford council parley
Stratford town discussion reveals Councilman Turney will not attend the third district meeting. Town Manager Hunter delays resignation talks, arguing over political maneuvering and a public statement. Legion and local post plan weekly meetings to assist World War veterans with claims and papers. Drama club at Stratford presents two one act plays in Redinny Hall with notable cast and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ord
Robert Toney
Budby Wight
Aetter
Vitalion Wos
Turney
Mana
F. Hunter
Chergee Amede
Charies Wate
Wil
Tom Hail
T ‘E'Iok
Bown
Henter
Turnay
Gunter
Mr. Turney
AL. H. Savacool
W. H. Austin
American Legion
Legion Room
Lovell Building
Veterane Bureau
Jocal Post
Callars
Il Stock Players
Dorothy ‘Smith Beardsley
Mise Cox
Mra W. “Willams
Huaand
Charles Cole
Gertrude Moore
Vy Ming
Josephine Rettter
Mra
Doris Guerin
Misa Moore
Dorothy Bernini
Mary Bigezzi
Royal Gifts Showered on Viscount and Royal Bride
Royal gifts pour into Buckingham Palace ahead of the wedding of Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles. Donors include city groups, military units, and foreign residents, with items from a Stuart clock to a service of gold plate valued at £10,000. The couple will reside at Chesterfield House and Goldborough Hall, with a vast international outpouring of support and ceremonial tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mary
Viscount Lascelles
Yorkshire
Manator
Goldaborough Hall
Bert
Countess Harewood
Chesterfield House
Park Jane
England
Viscount Lascalice
Macy
Girl Guides
Paris
United Kingdom
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marya
Mary Eve
the Friends of the Poor
Glangow
Robert Bruce
MacDougal
Mathwan
MacDougall
George the First
Doncaster
Grenadier
Grenadier Guards
Ashe
Eton
Buckingham Pathen
Adules
Greenwich Woman Granted Divorce and Alimony
Stella Gue Don of Greenwich was awarded a divorce from George Jouden, a gardener, after she testified to brutal acts and abuse. The Superior Court judge ordered $350 monthly alimony and child support for three children, with past support of $7 weekly noted. A distant relative and a local constable testified to supporting the family and the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Guedon
Greenwich
Thea Superion
P. Waldo Marvin
George Jouden
O'Dell
Port Chemer
George T. Jones
Graeawleh
Ecourt
Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses And Birth Announcements
Marriage licenses list several couples with ages and addresses. Births record multiple infants born to families in Allentown New Haven and nearby areas with dates in 1922 1923 1932 1933. The scattered names include Centolluci Boule Cout ney Bedate Sullivan Krom Davis Faust Hughes Roberts Jonss Seperick and others with street addresses variably provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin McMkan
Holly Stroot
Zoronke Mewertan
Dover Street
Mattes Tartagelo
Cleveland, Onlo
Maria Mastrangelo
Lexington Avenue
Ralph and
Mary Centolluci Boule
George and
Josephine Coutney
Hanford Avenue
Timothy and
Agnes’ Bedate Sullivan
Howard Avenue
Howard
Vencie Krom Davis
Wiliam Straet
Mehion
Laura Faust
Longwood
Avenue
Harold and Catherinas Hughes Roberts
Alanson Road
James and
Mary Cemnitt Jonss
Sixth Street
Michael and
Emeling Seperick
Merriam Street
Son
Deserts Wife After War Wins Decree in Court
Eleanor Mitchell Nicoll of Stamford gains a divorce from Donald Nicoll after testimony of separation since 1918. Judge L P Waldo presided as witnesses described reconciliation attempts and Nicoll's absence from home amid wartime moves and hotel living in New York. Another Stamford case involves Mary Phelan Ferrie receiving a divorce and name change after a 1916 New York marriage and long separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Mitchell Nicoll
Stamford
Donald Nicoll
L. P. Waldo
Marvin
Knickerbocker Hotel
New York City
Davenport Hotel
Bramford
Ruth" Peterson
Port Chester
Nicoll
Devercion
Ruth M. Gonnol
Mary Phelan Ferrie
Springdale
Mary Phelan
Cooperation Sought on Ashes Collection Delays
Health officials report collection hampered by households placing cans out weekly instead of every three weeks. President Zepp told Mayor Atwater the current schedule imbalances waste routes and storage, with cars returning partially full or overfilled after several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solieetlan
Aanes
Department of Health
Wiliams J. Zepp
Health Board
Atwater
Goertz Family Returns to Mission Field in China
Rev P S Goertz and his wife Mrs Goertz along with Edith and Paul Samuel depart Bridgeport for the Midwest then sail from Vancouver to Foochow China to resume missionary work. He previously taught and evangelized there and plans to stay at least seven years, with summers in the Fukien mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. P. S. Goertz
Mission Field
China
Bridgeport
West
Vancouver
Peter Seibert Goertz
Stratheld Baptist Church
Edith
Paul Samuel
Middle West
Foochow
Boochow
Goertz
Goertx
Varios
Rev. Goertz
Fukian
Theological Seminary
Shanghai
Canto
Jonan
Tessure
Goorta
Wintyra
Toochow
Goerts
Fukien
Switzerland
Bere
Goartz
Ratfeid
New England
American Board For Missions
Inglis Bound Over for May Term on Fraud Charge
William M. Inglis, said to be from a prominent East Radford family, bound over to the May term of the Superior Court in bonds of 2000 on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly cashed checks totaling 3400 in January, then fled, and was arrested in Chicago after a chase through Canada Akron Louisville and other places. He pleaded not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
William M. Inglis
East Radford
Superior Court
Inglis
Canada
Akron
Ohio
Louisvill
Chicago
Itchy Blisters Linked to Cutiurn Soap Remedy
A Providence, Rhode Island resident reports relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment to treat blistering and itching on hands arms and feet. She endured months of discomfort before responding to the free sample and subsequent purchases, noting recovery within about two weeks.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stratford
Agnes Exton
Allentown
New Haven
Dencing
Cole
McKesson & Robbins, Inc
Fulton Street
Goss
Ching
Ordahen
Fooonow
Ihroa
Catiura
Hadley’s
Winton
ADAMS
China Closet
Broad and John Sts
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