Block flees from Newtown case as justice postpones
Special to the Pilogram reports Sheriff Beers could not arrest Albert M. Block on a charge of assault and mayhem against Samuel Sussman after Block fled. The trial before Judge Carlos C. Stillson was postponed pending a new date. Sussman had warned Block to stop driving across a private road near Botsterda station. Previous arrests for assault on Judeo P. H. McCarthy and a robbery case related to a $5 car collision were noted.
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Nwtown
Daly
Marris DL. Beers
Albert M. Block
Samuel Sussman
Gluck
Carlos C. Stillson
Witl Gaeck
Black
Grand Jurior
Blook
Judeo P. H. McCarthy
Local visitors and social scenes fill weekend in town
Mrs. Sydney Hichister of New Canaan and Mrs. Arthur Mills and daughter of Southport visited Mr Jesse Wheeler and the Sherwood home. Numerous friends and relatives gathered at cottages on Pine Creek and Sport Hill, with a Dorcas Society meeting planned.
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Long Hill
Sport Hill
Ams
Cummond
Arthur Sherwood
Leroy Wheeler
Jan Wheeler
AL John Northies
Newtown
Arthur E. Wheeler
Saravox
Newe “Yorkes
James Gordon
Helen Treadway
Bridgeport
Irwin
Sith
Max
Willard Gille Stouting Gillette
Aren Jdennin
Marjoris Hull
Betty and
Galvin Crown
Fredmond
Ambrose Nichols
Raymond Cochran
Ker Smiggs
Robert
Harry Escott
Neis
Henry MelCallum
Veney
William Metlahim
Dorcas Society of the Baptist Vhurch
Staxley Hbins
Lew
Auanes
Gertrude
Julio and
Morrill
Veradne Morrill
Edna Dodse Pe
Milton McVauley
B. Part
Jane
Dervis
My Smith
Alec Aline
Alec 4Llen, Jr
Ralph Lundine
Sherwood
Lyman White
Lottie Whitehead
Harry Whitehead
George Beers
Mildred Fergis
Westport Ties and Town News Amid Summer Plans
Special Telegram report from Westport notes town clerk Burse plans to back West Indies travel next week. local officials discuss high school alumni meetings at the library July 10, with August events in planning. residents Martha Taylor prepares Europe's summer departure. Rev Aatch visits friends. Mrs Burr returns from Greens Farms. Occasional legal notices and petty fines appear, including driver Lyon and William Walden of Danbury with amounts referenced.
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Westport
Burse
West Indies
Firze
Rand
Bipge
Ruth A. Miller
Staples High School Alumni Association
Jacky Wil
Allegheny High
Pittsburgh
Thomas Boyane
Eman Ley
Upstate
Lyon Man
Arthur &,Olehurn
Norwalk
Lois No
Aoerve
William Walden
Danbury
Safe, denendutes treatment relieves itching and cleanses
An advertisement claims a single liquid remedy stops skin itching and eruptions. It promises relief from dimples blackheads and ringworm, leaving skin soft and healthy with a simple application and no need for multiple drugs. The text uses archaic branding and informal language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Sean
Lordship Sunday School Picnic Prep Nears Wednesday
Lordship residents prepare for a Sunday school picnic at Galil Diggins on the boulevard east of Riley Rouse. The event, set for Wednesday the Fourth at three o clock, features sports and games for all ages and a moss peall if postponed to the following Saturday the seventh. The Fourteen Committee reports strong fireworks contributions and near-fulfilled quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordship
Galil Diggins
Riley Rouse
Moss Peall
Mias Gertrude McDonald
Paul
Ine Street
Springfield
Mass
Albert Ericson
I Brooklyn
New York
Jos. Larsen
Ericson
Pansur
Robinson
William, Jr
Redding Falls to Crescent A A Norwalk in Debut on Home Field
In Redding on Sunday the home team lost 7 to 1 to Crescent A A Norwalk. Stephen Sanford debuted on the mound for Redding, relieved by Grafmueller after the fifth. Norwalk pitcher Lillis allowed seven hits. A small Sunday crowd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Crescent A. A
Norwalk
Stephen Sanford
Grafmueller
Grammueller
Lillis
Norwala
Alnssing
Oanly
New Haven Shopmen Ignore Strike Circular
New Haven July 2 Circular urged car shop workers at Cedar Hill and New Haven Road to strike today but none quit by noon. The workers are replacements for those who walked out in yesterday’s agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Cedar Hillyard
New Aven Road
Morse trial reveals pipe use in houses and shipbuilding
In Washington on July 2, during the eleventh week of the Morse trial, government counsel described piping supplied by Virginia shipbuilding interests for a plant in Alexandria. A Pittsburgh firm’s representative testified he inspected the plant and a house once occupied by Erwin A Morse but could not confirm pipe sourcing or identify fittings.
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Washington
Morse
Sousal UY
Pine
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation
Campe Alexandria
Ule Emergency Feet Corporation
Lawrence JL. Mingr, Jr
Spar and Calfant Pany, Lic
Pittshureh
Alazandria
Erwin A. Morse
Chickasaw Steamer Aboard Fire Damage Reported
The American steamer Chickasaw faced a deck fire while at sea causing alarm aboard the vessel. Fire crews battled the blaze and report conditions under control with no serious injuries at press time.
Grand Banks Arrives from Middlesboro with Damaged Cargo
The Grand Banks arrived from Middlesboro England today with cargo of rags paper and hair damaged by water. A shipment of seed was carried in but the damaged goods and unclear wording leave details uncertain about the voyage and cargo scope.
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Grand Banks
Middlesboro
England
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Wesson Oil
the Clicotat Club Company
Millis, Mass
U.S.A
Tetley
Matos
Fairchild’s
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Block
Easton
Admams
Redding Center
Chin
Tin
Avenger
League of Nations
Lemuel Sanford
S. Sanford Osborn
Say Morse
U.S
Annabit
Worthington
Pattern Department
Bridgeport Telegram
Barnum O
Bosto
Cash Bargain
Lingette
Smart Sports Oxfords
Drs. Weidlich
Alvord
Cess
Hrs
Weldlich
United States
Drs. Alvord & Weidlich
Citizens’ Bldg
Over Kresge’s
Main & Cannon Sts
Stet
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