Building Permits Aggregate $8 000
Building inspector issued permits totaling 8000 for several projects including a cellar wall for a future building at 2929 Fairfield Avenue for W H Wieh els an amendment to permit 12 at 265 Fairfield Avenue for Louis W Mills remodeling a store front at 1086 Pembroke Street and a cement block garage at 59 Feder Street noted by Andrew Dobbelstein with entries for a one family dwelling on Hollywood Avenue and Frederick Riley.
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Fairfield Avenue
W. H. Wiehels
Louis W. Mills
Pembroke Street
Federn
Atreet
Andrew
Dobbelstein
South
Aida Hollywood Ave
Moe
Frederick Riley
Pelletier Will Make No Defense In Malfeasance Case
Boston report states District Attorney Joseph Pelletier will present no defense as removal proceedings end in court. State closes its case after Attorney General Allen declined to comment on a Corcoran rumor. Senator Reed, Pelletier’s senior counsel, declares the state failed to prove a case and Pelletier will stand on the record.
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Boston
Josephi Pelletier
Supreme Court
J. Weston Allen
William J. Corcoran
Middlesex County
Pelletier
Mads
James A. Reed
Missouri
Kansas City Mayor James Cowell Dies in City Hall
Mayor James Cowell, 71, collapsed during a welfare conference with police officials at Kansas City City Hall shortly after 11 a.m. today and died. The unexpected death occurred while he was seated, ending a long public career in local government.
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Kansas City
Modarn
James Cowell
Saloon Keeper Rawley Fined Four Hundred Dollars
Rawley, a 61 year old saloonkeeper of 411 Main Street, was fined 400 dollars in city court for liquor violations. The judge noted he sold good liquor, aided war loans, and had three sons in service, suspending a ten day jail term and imposing a 200 dollar fine on him. Frank Krezsn of 148 Pembroke Street was fined 100 dollars for keeping liquor with intent to sell.
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Dumes l. Trawley
Wimm B. Boardmen
Frank Krejzsn
Pembroke Street
Guor
Jews Here Plan to Raise Fund for Europe
Following a New York conference, 600 Jewish delegates from 176 localities in Connecticut New York Northern New Jersey and Rhode Island push to raise 8 900 000 toward a 14 000 000 American Jewish Relief fund aiding destitute Eastern European Jews. Connecticut aims 250 000 with a state conference led by Charles H Shapiro Bridgeport. Local leaders listed include Harry I Margolis Charles H Shapiro Joseph J Shapiro Asher Papish Nathan Spiro Harry J Hy man Max Cohen and Joseph Chazen.
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New York City
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Rhode Island
American Jewish Relief Committee
Europe
Charles H., Shapiro
Bridgeport
Harry I. Margolis
Chast H. Shapiro
Joseph J. Shapiro
Asher Papish
Nathan Spiro
Harry J. Hyman
Max Cohen
Joseph Chazen
Rum Running Ship Seized by U S Customs in New Haven
In New Haven on January 20 the runner Jannia T. tied up at Ball's dock was seized by order of Collector James L. McGovern. Deputy Max Rosenblatt announced the action with a conference involving State's Attorney Ailing and Assistant U S District Attorney Cohen. The keeper Henry E. Johnson was left in charge. Two trucks used as a warehouse to haul liquor from the Jantie T. were seized. Authorities say prosecutions by police and enforcement agents will continue against those involved in the landing expedition.
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New Haven
Jannia T
Block Island
Ball's Dock
North Front Street
James L. McGovern
Connecticut
Oldecr Depury
Max Rosenblatt
New Haven Customs
McGovern
United States
Cohen
Henry E. Johnson
Lighthouse Point
Hhe
Chiat
Polley Smit
Manufacturer to Talk on the Golden Rule
Arthur Nash, president of the A Nash Clothing Co of Cincinnati, will discuss applying the Golden Rule to business. He notes improved cooperation, higher production, and a 10 percent pay raise with a forty hour week. The talk, “The Golden Rule in Business,” is at First Universalist Church tomorrow evening with Q&A. public invited.
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Arthur Nash
A Nash Clothing Company
Cincinnat
Aman
Tan
Ivig Venture
Hie
Nash
iGalden
Saya
Rute
Robbery Report At Great Northern Store
Police learned of a Thursday night burglary at the Great Northern Paddle Grocery Co. store at 1219 Madison Avenue. Cash register cash and minor stock were stolen, with about 410,000 worth of warehouse stock at 610 Main Street. Insurance coverage stood at 26,000. Investigators expect further arrests after completing the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Paddle Grocery Compaiy, Inc
Madison Avenue
Main Street
Daniel BE. Johnson
Bic
Pine Association Protests Rail Rates Against Lumber Industry
The Pine Association filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging that freight rates are discriminatory and harming timber manufacturers in the South. The draft statement argues that elevated rates threaten the lumber industry by limiting production and profitability across several Southern railroads.
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Washington
Soul
Wnre Asauabie
Thossgenttion
Terrhoery Gotthas
Milford Drives Woodrow Wilson Foundation Funds
Milford voters join in a two campaign drive to support the Woodrow Wilson Foundation fund. A Milford town committee meeting authorized continued fundraising through Jan 27 with final returns due Jan 28 to George M. Gunn. Donations may be sent to Edward B. Brotherton or left at his River Street office.
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Milford
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
George M. Gunn
Woodras Wilson Foundation
Edward B. Brotherton
Lewis P. Baldwin
Ludiss Aid Society
Devon Union Church
Robertson
Walter C. Robertson
Denver
Colo
Darina Place
Tuesmaiy
Assed
West
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Woodrow Wilson
Edward Brotherton
Milford Society News
Riddell
H. S. Riddell
Ridgestre Devon
Old Devon Union Church
Riddel
George Madden
Florence Ober
Tewls Py Baldwin
George Etd
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Meetira
Milford Policenen
Frank Douglas
Fes Nual
Town Hall
Milform Wrsitings ‘Nurse Associiation
State Visiting Nurse Association
Ekratfield Heet
Arthur B. Clark
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Fredore Baldwin Stow Chaples
Gan
Fran N.ilati
Genera
Clifford Satie
Carpenter
Fond
George Stanford
Brewnng
Angonia
Charity L. Doherty
Tnherty and Langner
Mead
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Wiltam
Laon Stowe Avenue
Walnut Beach
Baconte
Wilford
Henry Unland
Regina
Seasida Avenue
Fort Trimbal Beach
Ste
We York
Port Chester
Stamford
Devon
Warren Apgar
Charles W. Beers
Frank Brant
William Brant
James Bannon
Fred Bronham
Josepha Cornwall
Frank Solan
Mere I Mevther
William Mixon
Warren Mead
Tames Spring
Werbert Lee
George Vincent
Te. Wardwell
Viland
Ephen Racy
Overtun Avenue
Hugh J. Koenig
Rockwell &Co
Dendy Lacket
Woodbury's
Kolynos
Baby Corner
Winter Coats
Siz.go
Beaver and Tri
Hudson Seal
Ene
Goodyear
And
Pettibockers
Silk Jersey
Treco Silk Jersey
O’brien
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Jersey
Swift
Jersey Fresh Hams
Boston Meat Market
State St. Tel
Criterion Mfg. Co., Inc
Criterion Mfg. CO
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