Five youths sentenced for Milford gang crimes
New Haven January 13. Isadore Arrich 14 Storris Krivitz 15 George Walsh 17 and Louis Aransky 18 appeared before Judge James H Webb charged with being Montano gang companions. State's Attorney Alling said they planned masked robberies and burglaries in Milford and nearby towns. Walsh was sent back to reform school and the others received five to seven years in state prison.
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New Haven
State Reformatory
Walsh
Reformatory
Judge Keeler and jury hear damage suit in Danbury
Judge John B. Keeler and the jury in the superior court yesterday heard testimony in the case of Charles Beardsley of Danbury against George F. Green of Danbury for 10 pounds damages or injuries from a July 14, 1919 motorcycle collision near the railroad station. Beardsley, riding a motorcycle, claims Green recklessly drove into him and that he suffered a dislocation and other injuries. The case had not been concluded when the court adjourned and will be resumed Tuesday.
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John B. Keeler
Superior Court
Yexterday
Charles Beardsley
Danbury
George F. Green
Beardsley
I Green
Austria calls for death penalty for profiteers at price meeting
A Vienna price conference heard demands for capital punishment for profiteers. The chief of the technical trades unions warned of harsher actions from January 24 beyond the law, alongside a plebiscite on unification with Germany planned for March 1. Professor Wolkan questioned Austria's future, asking if Austria lives and Germany dies.
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Pius Post
Technical Trades Unions
Germany
Wolkan
Austria
Widow seeks $10,000 in suit over husband’s death
Mrs. Mary E. Middleton of Fairfield, administratrix of Ernest Middleton’s estate, sues John J. Gault and Leonard Gault of Westport for 10,090 damages in the death of her husband November 27. Middleton was killed when his vehicle collided with a coal wagon owned by the Gaults and driven by Frank Pouski. Action to be filed in the superior court.
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Mary E. Middleton
Fairfield
Ernest Middleton
John J
Leonard Gault
Westport
Middleton
Gaults
Frank Pouski
Autoist Held Following Death of Edward Tuttle
Stephen Smith of New Rochelle is jailed on manslaughter charges in connection with a morning accident on the Post road that killed Edward Tuttle of Rowzyton. Smith, Dr. Joseph Kimw’s chauffeur, was driving the automobile and is held on $2,500 bonds after Tuttle suffered a fractured skull and broken neck.
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South Norwalk
Stephen Smith
New Rochelle
Edward Tuttle
Rowzyton
Post Road
Tuttle
Smith
Joseph Kimw
New Jersey Railway Workers Boost Hours at No Pay Rise
N J Jan 13 4003 employees of the public service railway company agreed to work ten hours a day at the same wages as nine hours. Wepner chairman of the joint conference board of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes of America said this is their contribution to ease the company’s financial difficulties.
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Neware
N. JL
Wilam Wepner
New Jers
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes of America
Public Service Railway Company
Lautner Found Sick At Home Of Aunt Camden
Joseph F. Lautner of Evansville Indiana president of the Harvard University Glee Club and chorister of the Sconier clubs. He had been absent for several days and a search begun last night. He is now at an aunt's home in Denver Colorado under a physician's care.
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Camden
Joseph F. Lautner
Evansville
Ind
Harvard University Glee Club
Sconier Clubs
Denver
Colo
Lanut
Ner
Policeman Acquitted of Killing Student at UW Campus
Madison Wis Jan 13 a Wisconsin campus jury acquitted a policeman charged with the May killing of University of Wisconsin student Carl Jandorf during a campus demonstration. Also noted are bankruptcy notes and Stamford Bridgeport crime briefs with several suspects tied to local store burglaries.
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Jefferson
Wii
Matthew Eb, Lynaugh
Madison
Wis
Carl FE
Jandorf
University of Wisconsin
One-Half Price Living Room Furniture Spectacular
Selected living room sets from regular stock are half price. Three Piece Sets include overstuffed verdure tapestry and Queen Anne styling with seven foot Davenport and high back chairs. Mahogany and Chippendale sets feature sunburst pillows, cane backs, and damask coverings with varied regular and sale prices. Also offered are cabinets, showcases, and white enamel pieces with extensive descriptions and incentives for home kitchens.
Furniture and fabric sale items in Fourth Floor
White enamel tables with drawers and porcelain tops are offered at sale prices. Oak tables in two sizes feature drawers and custom options. Indian blankets and kitchen chairs include white enamel and golden oak finishes with reduced prices. Cushion covers and couch throws promoted with color and warmth messages.
Silk goods and linens sale fills department floors
The ad lists white batiste with hemstitched collars and sleeves, drawnwork, and tucks. It highlights Glove Silk undergarments and accessories with sale prices, including knickers, full models, suits, union suits, and camisoles. Also advertised are linen damask tray cloths, hemstitched Huck towels, and a 59 cent to 45 cent sale on glass toweling in third floor AVE section.
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Keeler
NEW Jersey Railway
Lautner
Solomon Badesch
Benjamin Wroth
Mainstreet
Wtder
John Keogh
Isaac Nyden
Shest
AER
Stamford
A. Sherman
Railroad Avenue
Warren
Bridge
Noor
Davenport
AAA
Richardson’s
Cis
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