Stratford Trust to Offer 50000 to 75000 for New Building
Stratford Trust Company votes to join Metropolitan Life Insurance to loan 60 million nationwide for new building projects. Local agent Stratford Trust plans to place 50k to 75k into funds for Stratford year ahead. Officers and directors are chosen. tax club planned to ease tax payments. Cupheag Club marks 40th anniversary with entertainment and Dempsey Carpentier fight noted. Women’s Auxiliary of American Legion reports new officers and members.
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Tratford
Stratford
Eoti
Stratford Trust Company
Metropolitan “Lite Insurance Company
New York
Tafts
Amyl Trust Comeraperies
Stratford Nes Trust Company
Pee Mears
Tyons
Billot W. Peck
Samuel W. Hunbell
Burton C. Warner
Walter Gad
William A. “Harnold
Frederick Starr Cardsley
Clarence H. Bilton
Jervis Brown
Harry A. Barnes
Burton J- Cala
Joseph H. Deckand
Walter Goddard
Samuel W. Hubbell
John
Harold C. Lovatt
H. Leroy LeLewis
Ivan J. Moreshoure
Richard Raa
Murphy
Friof W. Peek
Robbert Bi-Barmily
Everett C. Sniffen
Louis’ “Bayder
Lous WM
Weldich
John, Wilcoxson
William A. Arnold
Frederick Starr Borrdsley
Couthts
Stratford Errist Company
Nevingy
Cupheag Club Aumiversaty
Tub
I Tittle
Cial
Robert J, Atherton
Roy ‘Youngs
TK. I.bilas
Ww. H. Cain
T. Risberg
Vernon * Morehouse
American Legion
Mez Beia
Frrederick Starr Beyardeley
Mra
Weetam B. Bris
Esponding
Misk Mildred ‘Dimond
Stanley Y.beach
Mya
John Gitter
G. W W. Carey
Giter
Submarine S-48 Towed Toward New London Dry Dock
At noon yesterday the submarine S-48 was towed from the Like Tors pedo post Company yards by local tug Isis and John Glen. The tow moved through Johnson's creek with the tide and headed to New London where Aaquidneck and Aries of Thames River Ship building will assist to bring the tow to the dry dock. The Navy tug 72 expected to help push the tow as far as Saybrook. The S-48 rode high as it left harbor. its bow sat below water after salvage. Captain Agron M. Hardy, longtime navigator between Sound ports and New York, died Saturday in a New York hospital. The barge Blug Cabin of the Mo Caffrey was returned to stake boat after discharging coal at a local yard. Weather allowed outside haulings for the first time in a week. forty vessels started, about ten remain active, others laid up due to poor conditions.
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Torspedo Post Company
Isis
John Glen
Johnson's Creek
Downdon
Aaquidneck
Aries
Thames River Shipbuilding Company
New London
Jas Saybrook
Navy
Tocal Waterman
Agron M. Hardy
Sound
New York
Wan
Amt
Prowler Traced Through Snow in Greenwich
In Greenwich on Sunday Frank Martin, 24, admitted entering the home of nurse Martha Dorner at the Greenfield hospital early morning. He was jailed six months and fined 200 dollars plus costs after corner testimony that he forced entry and threatened death if she cried out. Defense claimed he was at a hard cider party the prior night.
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Greenwich
Frank Martin
Misa Frances
Greenmion ‘Hospital
Miss Dorner
Martha
Martin
Bin
Two Bandit Gangs Loot Chicago Bank and Bank
Chicago today reports two gangs robbing the Star Team Bank on the west side. They escaped with about $24,000 in cash and currency. T H Abachman, one of the proprietors, identifies the loot. Police pursue suspects as details remain unclear.
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Chicago
Chinaxe
Star Tean Bank
West Side
T. H. Abachman
Bank employees shot in bold south side heist
Two City Trust Savings Bank workers, Anthony Koefoot and Joseph Roa, were shot during a bold hold up in a southern district. The robbers escaped with an estimated ten to twelve thousand dollars from the payroll, as police started a swift investigation into the crime.
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Tullest Distrieta
Anthony Koefoot
Joseph Roa
City Trust Agi Savings Bank
Ward Bakers Cons Prey
Veteran of 102nd hits nurse and gets eight months
Cornish court hears Jeank Martin, 24, a World War I veteran, assault a Greenwich nurse in a hospital. He is sentenced to eight months and fined after witnesses describe stepping into Miss Frances Dorned’s room, choking her and threatening her. Martin’s prior good war record noted.
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Greenwich
Corn
Jeank Martin
Misa
Frances Dorned
Sadie Mead
Borner
Martin
Jeweler Halen Files Voluntary Bankruptcy in Danielson Court
New Haven Jan 17 Charles Halen jeweler of Danielson filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S court here listing assets at 4201.99 and liabilities of 5326. High amount misread in text but assets and numbers preserved as readable.
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New Waven
Charles , Halen
Danielson
United Sates
Plea of insanity stirs Bronx court in murder case
New York January 1 The Associated Press The judge interrupted the insanity defense delay request in the case of Alric Westling a Worcester man charged with murder He set January 30 for further proceedings Westling allegedly shot and killed jeweler Carl Mollas in the Bronx December 23 wounding Mollas wife Mrs Mollas seriously Open to time for perfecting an insanity defense the court warned against delaying criminal procedure
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New York
The
Associated Press
Ploas
lAlric
Westling
Worcaster Maas
Mwalesman
Richard H. Mitchell
Bronx
Pleased With Decision On Great Lakes Project
Duluth Minn Jan 11 The International Joint Commission report finds the Great Lakes project feasible and the Great Lakes St Lawrence Tidewater Association backs the decision. The statement follows Washington’s announcement that President Harding authorized to Congress the IJC report.
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Duluth
Minn
Associated Press
International Joint Commissal On
Grost Lekog Ovateaways
St. Lawrence Tidewater Association
Washington
Farding
Congress
International Joint Commission
Boston Artist Wins Prize for Painting at Corcoran Gallery
William Paxton of Boston won the popular prize of 200 dollars for his painting Girl Arranging Flowers in the eighth biennial exhibition of contemporary American paintings at the Corcoran Gallery. The event opened today in Washington with entries from multiple artists.
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Washington
Associated Proud
William Paxton
Boston
Corjcoran Gallery of
Corcoran
Government Sells More Railroad Securities
The Director General of railroads announced additional sales of Equipment Trust certificates totaling $4,208,400. Cumulative government car holdings sold through War Finance Corporation reach $184,926,196.
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Washington
Negin« Tintlong
Finamne Corporation
Vital statistics misspelled names and addresses
Birth notices list multiple individuals with ages and addresses. Velentine M Bishop aged 1 from 19 Rue street and Catherina Griffin aged 20 from 81 Grif avenus. Benjamin Tergue $2 from 246 Pale. Meldayanne and Janny Naeht aged 22 from 240 Fairfield avenue. Births note Joseph and Delta Colman of 897 Gregory Street with a daughter born January 8 1322. Ferdinand and Lillian Curley of 177 Almaco street with a daughter born January 13 1922. Ralph and Dorothy Glaskman of Park Place with a son born January 6 1022.
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Mamtage
Velentine M. Bishop
Rue Street
Catherina Griffin
Grif Avenus
Benjamin Tergue
Pale
Meldayanne
Janny Naeht
Fairfield Avenue
Joseph
Delta Colman
Gregory Street
Daubter
Ferdinand and
Lillian Curley
Almaco Street
Ralph
Dorothy
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Hecker Cereal Co
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Bridgeport Public Market
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