French Senate Try Treason Case of Louis J. Matty
The French Senate opened a high court session to try Louis J. Matty, ex interior minister and socialist, on treason charges connected to contact with the enemy. Prosecutor Merillon outlined prior sessions and documents while observers noted absentees and secret deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Matty
Paris
Senate
Louis J. Matty Sideal
Interior
Antoning Duhost
M. Maloy
High Court
M. Duvost
M. Malvy
MM. Malvy
Cam
T.eon Daudet
Paincare
MM. Painiere
Mf. Malvy
Al.Merillon
1917 Markers Are Void After Tomorrow Hartford
Hartford January 28 Hobbins B Stoeckel Commissioner of motor vehicles will send circular to 10 linemen authorities of the site Tuesday noting that after Wednesday the use of 1917 markers will be forbidden and instructing them to prosecute unmarked machines The last consignment of 1917 markers has reached the department with instructions to enforce They report 949800 licenses in effect renewal rates are only 100 per day and need 200 to 300 to prevent congestion Offices will open in New Haven and Bridgeport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Stoeckel
New Haven
Bridgeport
Supreme Court to Hear Charges of News Pirating
The Supreme Court agreed to expedite the appeal by Associated Press to stop news pirating by International News Service. It set April 15 for arguments. Speaks on IRES Treland and its troubles covered a separate lecture by John J. Ryan, who highlighted island issues and features. Max Cuttleson also spoke at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washington, Dan
Associated Press
International
Ires Treland
John 4. Ryan
Ryan
Max Cuttleson
Fairfield Home Guardsmen Get New Armory Quarters
Fairfield and surrounding towns report Home Guard units securing a two year lease on Sherman Hall Marine Avenue to serve as armory. Captain William Smith received authorization from state troops quartermaster. Local meetings plan coal conservation, church notices, probate actions, and personnel moves including Huntington stationed at Fort Sam Houston.
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Fairfield
Dan
Stairfield Winereau Committee
Memorial Library
Kirge
Chaurman
Bacon Wakeman
Liberty Loan Committee
New York
New York City
Thecht
Stradfield Kotel i Bridgeport
George 3. Chanc Dier
Fairtfield News
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Congregational Church
George F. Higgins
Church Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Mary B. Kippen
H. O. Chase
H. A. Plint
Fairfield Rubber Works
DuPont Company
DuPont
Wilmington
Del
Post Road
Donovan
South
David Huntington
Andrew
Huntington
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Tex
Third Field Artillery
United States Army
Resigns as Speaker of Porto Rican House of Delegates
Jose De Diego, speaker of the house of delegates and leading advocate for Porto Rican independence, resigns as speaker and retires from the Unionist party at the Unionist convention. The convention adopted a self government platform under the American flag. A resolution seeks smooth U S administration in the island and steps toward Unionist National Democratic affiliation were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
FP. F
Jose de Diego
House of Delegates
Advo Ate
Rico
Yager
United States
Danbury Coasting Victim Dies From Injuries
Edna Lipfort, 16, died in Danbury hospital from internal injuries sustained in a coasting accident Thursday night. The accident occurred in Danbury and was reported earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Tedna Lipfort
Southport Women at Work Sewing for Red Cross
Southport notes tell of Junior Auxiliary sewing for the Red Cross at Mrs. Buckingham's Mill Hill home. Other items report Daughters of M I church plans, Liberty rehearsal moved, local visits, and diphtheria concerns affecting Pequot School opening and attendance.
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Southport
Red Cross
John AW. Buckingham
Mill Hil
Dorothy Jennings
Margaret Davarish
Ants Nichols
Alma Brotherton
Mabel Seeling
Winifred Nicholas
van Sherwood
Jdith Hughes
Elsie Nicholas
Hell
Ure Carrent
Wakeman Memorial
Howard G. Wakenton
Stuart R. Pinkham
The
Kings Daughters of the
M. I. Church
Pequok Avenue
Henry H. Rennell
Maple 5
Howard N. Wakeman
Ead O
Ivy
Joseph Smith
Witerbury
James Smith
Kings Highway
Samuel
Jennings
Hame
Center Street
Paterson
Measures on Irish Matter from Lloyd George
London January 2 Andrew Bonar Law announced in the house of commons that no measures from Washington or aimed at settling the Irish question have been received by Prime Minister Lloyd George.
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Lloyd George
London
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Washington
Linyd-George
Garfield Orders Aircraft Plants Not to Close
Fuel Administrator Garfield told New England official J J Storrow not to shut down aircraft plants on fuelless Mondays. Storrow reportedly had closed plants exempt from the order amid coal shortages. two carloads were sent to an airplane plant in the state and no closing orders were issued for the district.
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Washington
Garfield
J. J. Storrow
New England
Storrow
Boston
James J. Storrow
New Jangland
Iuel Administration
Stratford High to Present Lady of the Library
Stratford High schedules a stage production of The Lady of the Library at 8 pm in Ted Men's hall on Thursday. The cast includes Oliver Whitcomb Paul Carpenter Burr Tedgeworth and others in a Rushmore New England village setting with Perry's Singing orchestra providing music for the post show dance.
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Agnes Thyani Tachad Zelwood
Nebsister
Marion Beach
Pearl Rey
Joseph Reuter
Avis S Tazelwood
Indy
Doris Bunting
Rushmore
New England
Perry
Social Four Elch
Red Sea
Rs. Gertrude
Thompson
Stratford
Bridgeport
Elsie Wheeler
Academy Bill
Helen Follett
Pauline West
Hester Hanson
Leila Wells
Josephine Reutter
Lillian Follett
Paul Carpenter
Sidney Follett
Wadwin Tail
Benjamin Gram
Atthur Hanson
Walter Wheeler
Carry Flood
Camp Devens
Henry Wells
Maryland
Red Men
Church Street
Boy Scouts
Town Hall
Alleged Embezzlers Seek Continuance in Bank Case
East Hampton January 23 William H H Segar of Lebanon and George Cavanaugh of Farmington were arrested in Unionville on a charge of embezzling between 3000 and 9000 dollars from the East Hampton Bank and Trust company. They asked for a continuance before Justice Samuel House. The defense had attorney Harvey of Willimantic. prosecution was by Robert Harvey of the state police. Bonds were posted for two weeks hence Segar 7000 and Cavanaugh 5000. Frank Taylor of Manchester stood as bondsman.
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East Hampton
William HH. Segur
Lebanon
George Cavanaugh
Farmington
Unionville
East Hampton Bank and Trust Company
Samuel House
Mr. Harvey
Willimantic
Robert Harvey
Segar
Cavanaugh
Frank Taylor
Manchester
Zionists Reach Half Million in Palestine Fund Drive
New York January 2 6 Officers of the Zionist organization said the half million mark was passed in the first installment of the Palestine resolution fund aimed at reestablishing a Jewish state in Palestine. Beginning February 1 an intensive campaign will start in 409 cities across the United States to raise the total to one million dollars by month’s end.
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New York
Zionist Organization
Palestine Resolution Fund
Bein
Palestine
United States
President Grants Respite to Dr Edward Chambers
The president has granted a 66 day respite to Dr Edward C Chambers, chief figure in the so called murder land cases, following a 3 year sentence after a conviction last year. Also mentions a kidney remedy advertisement and public notice from Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Wilson
United States
Washington
Edward C. Chambers
Chambers
Breath of Spring in Winter Hats Brighten Millinery
A cheerful contrast to snow and ice appears in spring hats shown in the millinery section. Varied colors like rich reds blues and soft browns brighten dreary days. Descriptions include light straw ribbon crepe and satin hats with upturned or cushion brims and unique trims.
War books and biographies featured for readers
A bookstore ad highlights Trotzky’s Bolshevism and World Peace as a revelation. It lists war books including A Crusader of France and Under Fire, with prices $1.50, and notes a selection on Germany’s actions. Main floor rear.
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Russia
Leon Trotzky
Lincoln Steffens
France
Ferdinand Belmont
D. Thomas Curtin
Germany
Henri Barbusse
Rugs That Endure Five Years of Household Use
A housewife purchaser discards a wool and fiber rug after five years of service in a bedroom. It showed minor wear but retained color and form, later developing holes yet remaining durable. Rugs of this type, praised for all over designs and lasting colors, measure nine by twelve feet and price 10 to 17.50 dollars. Third foot.
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Lord Boodle
Cobley
Smith-Murray CO. J
Wooster & CO
NEW Universities Dictionary
Bridgeport Telegram
Chamberlin
Shropshire
Canon Street
Conn
Fairfield Home Guardsmen
Iincom
Ann
Hill
Lowell Clucus
Washington, D. C
Chicas
Aar Department
Charles W. Smith
West Way Road
William Hale
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles H. Mills
Ralph O. Lane
United States Navy
Prank &. Lane
Main Street
Merv Jane
Rooklyn Navy Yard
Muriel Howe
William Howe
Wings
Wings Digihway
Edythe
Taylor
Osborn Place
Hard D. Smith
Ridgefield
Frederic J. Northrop
Marjorie Northrop
Spruce Street
Lake Helena
Florida
M. Rob Perry
Howard DaRatt
Ernest E. Jennings
Willow Street
Margueritte Cassin
Leo Cassin
Canter Street
Charles E. Hyde
George I Thieleke
Vpoli
Manilla Secon
Thomas H. Triggs
Jim
Pate
Cloud
Ming Ata
Lsvening
Pennsylvania
Stratford High
Zionists
Lois Bnuekiver
Bomerset
Wits
Flindle
Kryptok
Williams
Meigs Bly
PIOW
Main St
Fairfield Ave
Cannon St
Trotzky
the Howland Dry Goods Company
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