Two New Haven youths admit robberies in city
Detectives will question Joseph Miller and Frank Faced after they confessed to taking part in six burglaries in New Haven and here. Both are held on $6,080 bonds in connection with store burglaries and house breaks, including a Center Street theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Miller
Frank Faced
New Haven
Center Street
Len
Fucci
Miller
James Dinnan
New Beven
Satters
Joseph
Peter Tarce
Sateilo Atinetti
Philip Corso
Ate
Siepertes
Metta
Yale
Bolt Used in Boston Girl Murder Recalled in Probe
Police revealed a bolt as the instrument in the killing of Miss Matheson, a Cape Breton native who had moved to Boston in 1926. Three young men named by relatives asUsnite suspects—Alex Nicholson, Dernant McBourn, and a government hospital employee—were questioned but later said to be uninvolved. Investigators traced clues including a watch and a stamp, while determining the victim’s movements before her body was found at the hospital. The case remains under review as officials seek motive and method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Nicholson
Anaton
Vietasta
Navernesa
Ing
Government Hompital
Miss Matheson
Fme
Bor
Quis Hospital
Phya- Ichane
Ordine
Uutepey
Mott
Revere
Yaniel FO Matheron
Cape Breton
Whycccomagh
Boston
Unbreakable lamp chimneys gain popularity in Huntington homes
Huntington residents report unsafe unbreakable lamp chimneys. Edward Teere and neighbors recall a chimney exploding without provocation, shattering a plate and injuring a man. Despite kerosene lighting, the overheated chimneys crack and scatter material through rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Edward Teere
Beers
British Troops Sent to China Amid Shanghai Tensions
Reports from Hong Kong and Calcutta indicate a Punjab regiment and other troops are embarkation for China with details undisclosed. Indian and British units are mobilized, while Shanghai and northern China tensions rise. British civilians in Foochow tentatively stay, and American missionaries prepare for evacuation amid anti Christian unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
China
Shanghai
Canton
Natonaliat
Foochow
Noty
Anti-British Parade erupts in Hankow region
A week earlier in Slangtin Hunan province a massive anti British parade occurred. Protesters set fire to the Asiatic Felluluum company plant destroying a large oil stock and causing extensive property damage. Anti Christian sentiment grew as chapels were looted emptied of pictures and furniture and Bibles burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
Slangtin
Hunan
Asiatic Felluluum Company
Jin
Piny
Hankow Talks Move Slowly In Sino British Talks
London dispatch says no new developments in the Hankow negotiations with China. Officials note conversations proceed normally but foresee no definite stage yet. Miles Lampson keeps the government informed as Beilish banks and merchants plan to reopen, while four infantry battalions and 1,000 marines await deployment to China if needed.
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London
China
Hankow
Tuempgn
Miles Lampson
Ulynkow
Cuwe
Fain & Pomltlon
Presa
Bettween
O'Malley
Cantonesa
Eugene Chen
Portsmouth
Malta
Power of Mankind in Subconscious Mind Tm Forum Told
Dr Louis Anspacher told a United Church forum last night that mankind relies more on the subconscious mind than the conscious. He argued genius arises only after taming the conscious mind and illustrated with examples from science and history. He noted the subconscious drives much of behavior and memory can persist beyond death. He cited inheritance as accounting for much mental capacity and referenced a daguerreotype of an ancestor sharing a career pattern with his own.
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FORUM
Louis K. Anspacker
United Church
Dr. Anspacher
Bre
Anspacher
Dr. Anspather
Vr. Anspacher
22 Jewish Bodies Join in Campaign
The drive aims to aid 75,000 Jewish refugees and purchase land in Palestine with funds. West End Congregation Ahavath Achim pledges 10 percent of Bridgeport’s quota. early pledges total $1,900. Local leaders across West End East Side Brooklyn and Hadassah units were announced, naming numerous organizers and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Palestine
West End
Ahavath Achim
Bridgeport
Samuel Mellitt
Seliwhison
Kaward Deutch
William Tischler
Samuel Gewirtz
Ernest Cohen
Wastind
Benjamin Cohen
Bertha Gittieb
Wiliam Bertha Grattilep
Wiliam , Landesman
Samuel Lewry
L. Jacobson
A. Sehneider
Joseph Aumson
Mra. A. Portner
L. Annie
East Side
Samuel Frielman
Jouls Handelman
Counci
Mra
A. B. Rappaport
Whhan
Fish and Game Society to Meet Tomorrow in Welfare Building
Fairheld County Fish and Game Protective Association schedules its annual meeting for Tuesday evening January 25 at the Welfare building corner of Main Street and Madison Avenue. Officers for 1927 will be elected followed by fish and game moving pictures. Members are urged to attend and bring guests as a membership drive is planned. The group is described as Connecticut’s premier sportsmen’s organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Fish and Game Protective Association
Oleht Welock
Main Street
Madison Avenue
Connecticut
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls
12:30 a.m. to Courtland street and Porflei avenue for John Lee Acute Alcoholism. Taken to Hill side home. 1:45 a.m. to 1348 Seaview avenue for Mrs Katherine Shiber, thirty two, and Infant daughter. Both treated and left. 1:30 a.m. to 56 Revere street for Beatrice Sanstrom, twenty one. Medical case. Taken to St. Vincent's hospital. 2 p.m. to 146 Ogden street for Mrs Hygrold Tolan, twenty one. Medical case. Taken to Gridge port hospital. 6 p.m. to 22 Clarence street for Mrs Maury Mustasto, thirty one. Grip. City doctor notified. 5:20 p.m. to 75 La on street for Frank Norbin, twenty one. Acute appendicitis. Taken to Bt. Vincent's hospital.
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Courtland Street
Porflei Avenue
John Lee
Hillside Home
Seaview Avenue
Katherine Shiber
Revere Street
Beatrice Sanstrom
St. Vincent's Hboapital
Ogden Street
Hygrold Tolan
Gridgeport Hospital
Clarence Street
Maury Mustasto
Frank Norbin
Bt. Vincent's Hospital
E Pioneer Dies at Banker's Home in New York Era
E Pioneer, longtime GE executive and industry consolidator, dies at a banker's residence. Born April 21, 1865 in Hoosick Falls, he helped shape financing for utilities with Charles A. Coffin and guided GE through major corporate mergers. Survived by wife Allene Bostetter and sister, his death draws praise from Owen D. Young for loyalty and leadership.
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Tavbury
Burchard
Hoosick Falls
Stevens Institute of Technology
J. M. Ives Company
Danbury
Tyes
T. and B. Tool Company
Tanmpany
Cananea
Cananea Consolidated Copper Company
Sonora
Mexico
General Electric Company
Schenecady
Sune
Hlevtrle
Provident Fut
Chilinman
Burcehara
Feveral
Burchards
Allene Bostetter
Hinsdill Parsona
Schenectady
Owen D
Ponselle Sisters Sing Together in Hartford Concert
In Hartford 4000 hear Rosa Ponselle and sister Carmela, both Metropolitan Opera stars, perform together for the first time since obscurity in Meriden. Rosa marks her birthday anniversary as the sisters, after a two and a half hour program, bow to audience to extend their recital.
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Hartford
Capitol Theatre
Metropolitan Opera House
Rosa
Robert Kellex
Wartford
Carmela
Stabbing Victim Henry Quanders Dies in New Haven
Henry Quanders a 66 year old Black man died at New Haven hospital after being stabbed January 2 during a quarrel at his home. Charica Faust is jailed on $10,000 bond in connection with Quanders death. The suspect claimed a relative said the victim was abusing his daughter in law.
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New Haven
Henry Quinders
New Haven Hospital
Charica Faust
Quanders
Fanat
New Paris Fashion Cuts Hats While on Women’s Heads
Jan 23 report on Reboux light skull cap styles shaped to fit the wearer’s head and dyed to match gowns. The pieces require close neck shaving and emphasize facial features, with gold accents by Agnes and bold jewelry trends described as revolutionary.
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NEW Paris Fashion
Mads
Soft
Keboux
Priesty
Reboux
Agnes
Paris
Lucile
Woman to File 25 Million Claim in Heir Battle
Hartford reports Mrs Jennie Tucker disputes Providence resident Mrs Grace Seeley Tomlinson Eddy claiming to be sole living heir to the Jennings Marlborough fortune in England. Tucker says there are 3 to 12 heirs and Eddy’s assertion is contradicted by English records. Eddy contends she is the only living descendant of original heirs and plans legal steps while Tucker investigates the charges.
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John Tomlinson
Bridgeport
Moldy
Jennie Tucker
Hartford
Tucker
Myre
Buby
Cindm
Halrtford
Jan
New Britain Avenue
Chaim
Grace Seeley Tomlinson Eddy
Providence
K. I
Jennings- Marlborough
England
Jennings
Anna Liza Wooley
Taina Inc
Jennings-Marlborough
Papin
I. Eday
Provid Journal
Ase Te
Wildy Savas
Chrnee Seeley Thomason Eddy
Harrison Street
Eddy
Clint
Truineport
Mees
Duckers
Woman Held as Suspect in Death
Police believe two persons participated in the slaying of Vanco, found clubbed and stabbed in his Danbury basement home. A blood stained knife and iron pipe were located, with gloves linking suspects to the crime. Max Prockopchak notified authorities after discovering the body and fled in fear. Vanco’s widow Szabaritz, last seen in Danbury January 3, is a key figure in the inquiry.
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Bury
Vancetad
Po Uce
Haux
Vanca
Tadey
Max Prockopchak
Vanco
Prockopchak
Ilvers
Yonkers
Yenkorg
Danbury
Funeral honors for Pastor John W. Grainger in Maplewood
More than 350 friends and parishioners attended the Memorial Baptist church funeral for the Rev. John W. Grainger pastor of the church Attendees represented all church branches with delegations from Samuel UI Harris lodge LO O F the Sons of St George and the Masonic order Honorary bearers included F G Calvert Charles Osterberg M de Johnson W Rowell Joseph Pennell Zackiison T Baldwin E Daubert Charlie Wallace and D Binne The service was conducted by ministers from local churches Interment to be at Evergreen cemetery New Haven where Olive Branch lodge A F and A M will perform the ritual.
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Memorial Baptist Church
Maplewood Avenue
John W. Grainger
Samuel UI
Harris Lodge
Lo, O. F
Sons of St. George
Massonle Order
Charles Heimsath
Hirst Baptist Church
Alexander
Coaster Driver Reports Child Crash On Tudor Street
William McLaughlin of 481 Odsen street reported a single skating accident on Tudor Street near Remington. He said a small girl identified as Mary Redlack of 178 Palisade Avenue rode a sled into his car after veering from the curb. She was returned home not seriously hurt.
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Wiliam McLauglin
Osden Street
Tudor Street
Remington Street
Mary Redlack
Palisade Avenue
Sid
Davis to Humanize Immigration Law
New Haven January 23 CAP Secretary of Labor James J Days promised to humanize immigration laws before 560 at the Total Roma and WTTC listeners. He said the government would handle difficult cases and family suffering, affirming that those already in the country should be allowed to bring spouses and children.
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New Haven
CAP
James J. Days
Totel Rom
Treis
Sill
Two Homes Entered In North City Jewelry Stolen
Two northern city homes were entered by intruders who stole jewelry valued at an unspecified amount. The residences of Davia Conrad at 182 Whitney Avenue and Adolph English at 52 Grejell Avenue were found empty, with detectives alerted after the thefts were discovered late last night.
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Davia Conrad
Lving
Whitney Avenue
Adolph English
Smith and Winpray
Gre Jell Avenuus
Bridgeport Obituary Notices Chronicle Many Deaths
Obituary items list James W. Reardon known as Captain of Bridgeport who moved to Springfield and died there after a short illness. Survived by two sisters and two brothers, funeral details set at M. J. Gannon funeral home and St. Patrick's church with interment at St. Michael's cemetery. Additional notices cover John B. Dondero, Rev J W Grainger, James A English, Robert Edwin Ashley, Donald Bradford Luckner, Miss Mary Gruse, Napoleon Gill, Napoleon Gill Jr., Frederick J. Geinitz, Marky Rosetti, Maria Rosetti, Domenick Aurillo with funeral arrangements and burial plans.
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James W. Reardon
Reardon
Bridgeport
Springfield
Maas
Bridgeport Lodge No. 36
Edward McAlister
George Dermody
Thomas Heardon
Edward Reardon
Stelger Company
M. J. Gannon Funeral
Town Street
St. Patrick's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
James A
Patrick
Johanna Coughlin English
Thomas Gilespie
Gordon Street
Gillespie
Donald Grattford Luckner
Donald Bradford Luckner
Harold H. Luckner
Lower Stepney
E. T. Harvins
Bethany M. FE
Baril
Stepney
Mary Gruse
Mary
Hallam — Street
Sta. Cyril and Methodius Church
Napoleon Gillapoleon Gill
Fitch
Norton
Gill Weing
Massachusetts
Antry
Mansfield Post
Middletown
Conn
Gil
Napoleon H. Gul
Herman E. Gul
George Landley
Norwich
Napoleon H. Gill
Chicopee Ma
Chicopee Cemete
Frederick J. Geinitz
North Washingto Avenue
One Valve Company
Slaughter
Crane Company
North Washington Avenue
Park Cemetery
F. W. Klein
St. Paul's German Lutheran Church
Wil
Marky Rosetti
Maria Rosetti
Constantino Rosetti
Tours
Richards
Main Street
Domenick Auriilo
Domenick Aurrilo
James Aurilig
Charen Street
Holy Rosary Church
Nature colored asbestos found in Transvaal with pigment issue
A historical note describes asbestos occurrences in the Transvaal, noting natural blue coloration and impracticality for commercial use due to specular iron crystals that make the rock brittle and hinder filament separation. a new machinery aims to improve separation of the ash elements.
Sacasa Defends Constitutional Claim in Nicaragua Crisis
Sacasa says he returned to Nicaragua to uphold constitutional rights as vice president, not to lead a revolution. He disputed Coolidge’s message, cited peaceful efforts, and rejected accusations of revolutionism while detailing proposals from the Corinto peace talks for a constitutional government with Conservative participation and U.S. arbitration options.
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Sacasa
Nicaragua
Coolidge
United States
Solorzang
Mexiro
Calles
Washington
State Department
Kellogg
Deepartment
Corinto
Whch
Sacaza
Leonardo Arguello
R. ©. Espinosa
Crusade in Religious Missions At Christ Episcopal Church
Bishop Acheson opens a crusade urging church obligations amid new excuses for skipping services. The Trinity Episcopal church hosted the crusade kickoff with Rev J H Rosebaugh preaching to the united young people. Today features Communion services at St John’s Episcopal and a business men’s meeting at Christchurch Courtland street. Margaret Weed leads women’s conference at St John’s with laymen and clergymen sessions. Mass meetings led by Bishop Davies of Massachusetts occur at St John’s tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Acheson
Trinity Episcopal Church
J. H. Rosebaugh
Hartford
United Young Peoples Meeting
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Christchurch
Courtland Street
United Episcopal Men's Club
Guneheon
Zraitling
Gaker
Margaret Weed
Florida
St. John's Church
Kev. R. Seilhamer
H. F. Baker
Thomas F. Davies
Massachusetts
Alvin @. Breul
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Mattho Jone
Delicairssen
Hapelfleet
Cence
Feo
Max Jenson
Tot Orare Street
Tarry M. Buedowe
Congress Avenue
Niew Haven
Peer Pydyseyn
Yorkwired
Willam Ty
Krorick
Chapel Street
Dannie
Mary AE Park Street
Freri
Regrment
Calcutta
Valcutta
India
Statesman
Takliva
Sirjana
Ghanal
Allahabad
Peking
Fukien
Speaker
Fish and Game Society
Daily Record
E. Pioneer
Banker’s
Charles A.coffin
Genral Electric Company
Stanley Electric Co
Fort Warne Electric Company
General Incandescent Arc Taything Company
The
Northern Glectric Company
Sprague Electric Company
Ponselle Sisters
DAVIS
John B. Dondero
Coleman Street
Gatunday
Italy
Dames
Stephen
Dondero
Peter Musante
Albert Musante
Daniel Duncan
Mullins, Scott and Redgate
Golden Hill Street
St. Raphael's Church
J. W. Grainger
Memorial Church
Bridgeport Hospital
First Baptist Church
Alexander Alison
First Presbyterian Church
Fvyergreen
Olive Branch Lodge
Robert Edwin Ashley
Robert Edwin
Edwin J
Mae Ashley
Soray Street
Henry E. Bishop
Fairfield Avenue
Victor
Vallon
Mallow
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