Dr Burns Leaves Hospital Staff in Turbulent Departure
Dr. Burns resigns from the hospital staff amid a troubled exit. He is slated to be succeeded by D. J. Craft and G. Sprague while former interns and staff note his controversial tenure. The move comes as the Holy Cross trained physician plans to pursue private practice and continue medical education at Washington. Public sentiment reflects the institution’s unsettled transition on Main Street.
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Rhard J.burns
Amo
J. Whinnesy
Barnes
Real College
Holy Cros
Mass
Washington
Main Street
the Murer
Veterans Sign Up for Army Service in South
Veterans and local applicants gather at the Art Recruiting office on Main Street as the Army announces plan for two divisions to reach full war strength. The 2nd division at Camp Travis slated for 18,900 men, with six skeletonized divisions totaling about 72,060 when merged with the national guard.
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Tamford
Army
Main Street
Camp Travis
Congress
War Department
Thea
Camp Jackson
National Guard
Snow Likes Bathing 50 Takes Winter Plunge
Milford report details Amos Snow and Joe Janeiro racing to plunge into Myrtle Beach in winter attire. Amid cheering crowds the improvized stunt drew onlookers before they briefly lingered on the beach. Snow and Janeiro, both residents, participated after a challenge about summer time pleasures.
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Milford
Amos Snow
Oak Avenue
Myrtle Beach
Joe Janeiro
Snow
Janeire
BM C. Plang
Christmas hootch tale ends with arrest in Waterbury
In Waterbury Conn a patrolman questioned a man who said a bottle of rye whiskey was a Christmas present from his sweetheart. He was taken to the home of Joseph Meziski on North Main Street where police found a bootlegging operation. Meziski was arrested and the case was continued to tomorrow in city court.
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Waterbcry
Conn
John J. Donahue
Joseph Meziski
North Main Street
Antil
Fuk UE
Mexiski
Firemen Heard in Death Inquiry in Maplewood Incident
Coronte J. J. Phelan testified that firemen heard cries as they investigated the death of William Regnery who died from injuries after falling from a pole-hole at No 2 chemical house on Maplewood avenue on December 4. Bremen testified Regnery was moved away and walked backward toward the...
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Coronte J. J. Phelan
William Regnery
No. 2
Chemical House
Maplewood Avenue
Bremen
Regnery
Nolan
First Witness to Be Called Tuesday in Notts Case
Trial notes describe the homicide of Nott with Wade and Johnston accused. Evidence outlines brutal blows and multiple stabbings in a Matted home setting, body disposed of in a swamp using a trunk and automobile bluff. Juror selection proceeds with numerous local residents questioned, many excused over biases toward capital punishment or personal conflicts.
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Carter
Nott
Wade
Johnston
Mra Solk
Geome
Wade Arn Johnston
Airs Nott
Armad
Mott
Wister
Secon
Watt
Wace
Wade Thairs
Neb Mire
Perm Wadh
Talasmien Be
Stephen Wstew
Geeonwleh
Danbury
Andrews
Roy We Davis
Belden
Tidpefield
Absalon
Alfred M. Brisene
Newtown
Actin J T. Smith
Armitios
William Toek
Come
Dantury
Gharies TF
John J. Cull
Viltic
Comer
Gillette
Comlor
Francis Lasauri
Mast
Norwalk
Lasauri
William Hawley
Hinman
John A. Wairlanks
Darien
Slaters
Hovis
Ridgefield
Bridge Frr
Defens
Anderson
Permit Granted For Erection of Large Power Plant
Permit approved by a building inspector for a large electric power plant at the foot of East Min Iront with an estimated cost of 4810,000. Plans from Westtort & Mapes of Newshaven call for a 40 foot high structure extending 190 feet frontage and 97 feet back, to be built by Casey and this city. Construction to begin soon with completion expected in about 18 months. The project is first in a group of buildings to meet future power needs.
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East Min
United Minminnding Company
Westtort & Mapes
Newshaven
Casey
Unik
Alree
le Build
K Avenue
Torie
Ayelas
Errige
Morgan
George Movays
Paterson Suit Seeks 30000 Over Nonpayment of Annuity
Paterson of Bridgeport sues Walter Paterson of Bridgeport and Harcla Paterson of Chicago in Superior Court claiming 32000 yearly annuity for life in monthly payments was agreed in May 14 deal tied to stock transfer at Paterson Purse Co Stratford. He alleges failure to pay for three months and seeks damages totaling 30000 plus potential stock transfer or judgment options.
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Superior Cour
Dames “Paterson
Bridgeport
Walter Paterson
Harcla Paterson
Chicago
Paterson
Paterson Purse Company
Stratford
Paterno
Man and Woman Sue for Automobile Collision Damages
Ida Lois Werme and Ray Werme of Norwalk sue Olive Ward in Iuvenor court for 4000 as damages from a Nov 19 collision in Darien claiming severe internal injuries to Mrs Werme and costs for her medical care and car expenses. Dr George Fi' Oher of Stratford sues Stanley Crater Co for 3500 after a Sep 11 Stratford Ave crash causing severe kidney injury and loss of use of his vehicle.
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Ida Lois Werme
Ray Werme
Norwalk
Iuvenor
Olive Ward
Darien
Mys
Rug Glalins
Verme
George Fi’ Oher
Stratford
Stanley Crater Company
Stratford Avenue
City Reports A Singular Hiccup Case In Emergency Care
Reports indicate only one case of hiccups in the city treated yesterday at the Emergency hospital. Doctors note the hiccup episode may relate to intestinal conditions and consider various possible causes.
Judge Keeler Grants Six More Divorces This Year
Judge Jobin i. Keeler grants six additional divorces, lifting this year’s total to 509. The court records show petitions filed and decrees issued for multiple couples, with custody and related terms noted. Several cases involve Stamford Bridgeport and surrounding towns, reflecting persistent marital dissolutions and custody requests.
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Keeler
Jobin i. Keeler
Perier
Cour
Styven
Stan
Moilin Evans Aéhind
Joseph Siskind Silng
Bridg Gort
Alaeeh
Ellen Tontse
Corrigan Burns
Stamford
Tebart Burns
Krom
Bin
Borna
Mitides
Corrigan
Altowers
Garris i. Warner Rabcock
Banbuey
Wat
Rabcock
Separt
Stansfard
Ghigeppe
Special Letters Delivered Minus Receipt in 1921
Announcement by the Postmaster General describes special delivery rules in 1921. Delivery to addressees or authorized persons, notice left for box deliveries, and penalties for missed attempts. Regulated handling of registry and C. G. D. specials to protect currency and valuable items.
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Privry Ithe
Borrowed Engine All In Railroad Seeks Another
The Northern railroad, a short line in Texas, applied for a federal loan of 20000 dollars to purchase a used locomotive. The railroad warned that without another engine by spring it will be forced to suspend operations.
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Washington
Isvader Acid Northern Railroad
Texas
Eprin
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Man
James Holland
South Carolina
George Ts
Tim War
Wnee
Nore
Gmd
Ai Nort
Bade
Gon Avenue
George
Garlick
Ott
Wotice
Regan
Nate
Nest York
Tyq Nott
Sil
Mack Roth
Re & . Gorse
South Norwell
Frank IL Wells
Welle
Attorn
Red Meciver
Woeatnoei
Furmier
Edward M. Bradley
Reddins
Welfard
Lawis
Wastyort Wis
Vere Tiekson Coe A
Rawaytalmon
Alderney
Crrenod Nealts
Bethe
Muse Bornige
Promiley Doel Cieises
Yun Qsrashdi
United Hluminating Co
East Main Sirset
Mer
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Hittabeth Homaur Kielish
William
Kleiseh
Paris
Maren
Thomas
Aurrighio
New Foyle C.thio
Brideaport
Infideli Civita “Debucia
Byidwenart
Guiseone Debluccia
Bridgepork
Woren
M. Is
Hennig Mathie
Ohne Mathiesan A
Ninderport
Dereny
Burns
Pack Burns
Greene
Uber
Oderessée
Mai
Lowell Fertilizer Company
Lowell
Germany
Consolidated Rencuring Co
Massachusetts
Boston
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Aling Emerpield Aavienut
Guy, Phiga Micutee
Howland
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon Street
Tau
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the Howland Dry Goods. CO
S. Ww
Fairchild & Sons
Ine
Main St
Sidcgeport
Mantler’s Baby Shop NO. & Post Office
Stampell Goods
Alinerva Yarns
Marine
Pembroke St
Kossuth St
Barnum
Neolin
Robber Heck
Oo'sullivan
National Shoe Repair
Cor
Tratton Swett Grane
Sistratiah
Henry F. Keller
Treas
Fritz & Hawley Opticians
Main Sa
Sridgleport
Sidgeport
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